Across Florida 200

Florida's Longest Trail Ultra!

Who can say "I ran across Florida"? You will. The Across Florida 200-Mile Endurance Trail Run is Fully Supported and takes you across the state of Florida. Challenge yourself with 110 miles of the Famous Florida Trail, 10 miles of State Park trails, 40 miles of dirt roads, 20 miles of Rails to Trails, and only 20 miles of country roads. Brought to you by Warrior Ultras, FLX Adventures, Florida Greenway, Florida State Parks, and the City of St. Augustine Beach. Runners will start their journey on Wednesday, November 11, at 10:00 a.m. and finish by Sunday, November 15, at 10:00 a.m. at the St. Augustine Beach Pier, with a 96-hour cutoff for all runners. Registered runners will receive access to GPX files, maps of each section with details on all 14 aid station locations for your crew to support you along the way.

Race Course

For the most information about the event, please visit our website at warriorraces.com The race starts at the west end of the Withlacoochee Bay Trail at the pavilion. You'll then travel 12 miles of the Withlacoochee Bay Trail to Lake Rousseau Dam & Recreational Area. Next, 20 miles of power-line trails along Lake Rousseau to pick up the Florida Trail south of Dunnellon. You'll travel on the beautiful Florida Trail for 50 miles through the Cross Florida Greenway. Once south of Silver Springs and the edge of the Ocala National Forest there will be 20 miles of dirt roads to reconnect to the Florida Trail. Then, you'll head north 60 miles on the most scenic part of the Florida Trail through the rolling hills of the Ocala National Forest. Once in Palatka, this will be the hardest part of the race with 20 miles of the new Rails to Trails route to St. Augustine and then 10 miles of roads to finish at the pier in St. Augustine Beach.

What We Provide

• The longest and most challenging point-to-point run in the South • GPS trackers with a link to the live tracking page for your crew • Optional shuttle service from St. Augustine to the start on race morning • GPX file download • Stocked aid stations (12 total) • Limited shuttle service to the finish if a runner drops from the course • Official race shirt • The largest finisher buckle ever awarded at any ultramarathon • Custom-designed awards by Race Awards • Cash prizes

Rules

96 Hours to complete all 200 miles. Must carry the assigned GPS Tracker the entire race. Each solo runner must complete all 200 miles on their own without any other form of transportation in a single attempt. No relays or passing off the GPS tracker to another runner. Pacers are allowed from Aid Station #6 to the end of the race. Yes, there are sections were pacers are allowed to bike next to you. No littering. Take in, take out. Trekking poles are allowed. The race director has the sole discretion of the administration of any violations of the race rules ranging from a time penalty up to and including disqualification. Pacers must signup and sign waivers to support. This will cover the costs of the insurance, bib and aid station use.

Awards

Solo awards in each class below. 1. Overall Men. 2. Overall Women 3. Masters Men (45 and up) 4. Masters Women (45 and up) All finishers will receive the belt buckle. The Grand Prize of $1,000 cash to the fastest Male and Female. Official Men's fastest time: Julian Long - 57:49:37 Official Women's fastest time: Ashley Gabbert- 64:11:48 Just run fast and get your money back!

Refund Policy

We understand that things happen. No refunds will be issued; however, you may transfer your entry to another racer in the same event without a penalty until 7 days before the event. You are responsible for finding a person interested in buying your entry as well as working out payment with them. Entries do not transfer to other events nor do they transfer year to year. If you would like to sell your entry to another racer, please contact [email protected] with the name and email of the person to whom you wish transfer your entry. Deferrals will be explained in the Race Guidebook. Extreme weather may also change the course or even cancel the event.