KEYS100 Ultramarathon

Point-to-point running race from Key West Community Park in Key Largo to Key West along the "Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail"--Overseas Highway (US #1). 100-milers have 32 hours from the time their wave crosses the start line to complete the race. Each runner MUST have a support crew, but may share a crew with one additional runner who MUST stay within the distance of one published meet-up location of the crew at all times. Runners are self-sufficient; there are no aid stations along the route, although there are staffed timing stations if assistance is needed.

The 50-mile race is a point-to-point running race from the Marathon Garden Club in Marathon to Key West along the "Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail"--Overseas Highway (US #1). 50-milers have 20 hours to complete the race from the time their wave crosses the start line. Each runner MUST have a support crew, but may share a crew with one additional runner who MUST stay within the distance of one published meet-up location of the crew at all times. Runners are self-sufficient; there are no aid stations along the route, although there are staffed timing stations if assistance is needed.

The 50-kilometer race is a point-to-point running race from the Lower Keys Chamber of Commerce property in Big Pine Key to Key West along the "Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail"--Overseas Highway (US #1). 50-K runners have 12 hours to complete the course from the time their wave crosses the start line. Each runner MUST have a support crew, but may share a crew with one additional runner who MUST stay within the distance of one published meet-up location of the crew at all times. Runners are self-sufficient; there are no aid stations along the route, although there are staffed timing stations if assistance is needed.

Point-to-point running race from Key Largo Community Park in Key Largo to Key West along the "Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail"--Overseas Highway (US #1). 100-mile teams have 32 hours to complete the race from the time their first runner crosses the start line. Teams of up to six runners decide their own strategy: runners do not have to run the same number of miles or "legs", nor run in order. Teams are self-sufficient, carrying their own food, water, ice, etc. There are no aid stations along the route, although there are staffed timing stations if assistance is needed.

Point-to-point running race from the Marathon Garden Club in Marathon to Key West along the "Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail"--Overseas Highway (US #1). 50-mile teams have 20 hours to complete the race from the time their first runner crosses the start line. Teams of up to three runners decide their own strategy: runners do not have to run the same number of miles or "legs", nor run in order. Teams are self-sufficient, carrying their own food, water, ice, etc. There are no aid stations along the route, although there are staffed timing stations if assistance is needed.