All 2021 Southeastern Trail Runs Races have been approved
and are on Schedule.
We will continue following the COVID-19 guidelines, shown below, as long as necessary. Please read over the procedures listed below.
Southeastern Trail Runs 2021 RacesLake Martin 100 - March 20 & 21 - 100 Mile, 50 Mile and 27 Mile Race
*Tranquility Lake Trail Race - April 10 - 3 or 6 Mile Race - Oak Mtn State Park *Run for Kids Challenge - May 1 - 5 & 10K & 12 Hour - Shoal Creek Park Chelsea to Children's Harbor for SAM - May15 & 16 - 100 mile Relay or Solo *Memorial Day Weekend Race - May 29 - 6 & 12 Mile - Oak Mtn State Park *Hotter 'N Hell Trail Race - July 17 - 9 & 18 Mile Trail Race - Oak Mtn State Park *Ridge to Blazing Ridge - August 21 - 10 & 20 Mile Trail Race - Oak Mtn Park Endless Mile - October 22 thru 24 - 6, 12, 24 or 48 Hour (date tentative) Blood Rock 100 & 50 Mile - Dec 3 Thru 5 - 50 & 100 Mile *Blood Rock 50 & 25K Races - Dec 5 - 25 & 50K * Southeastern Trail Series Race |
YouTube video - 2019 Year in Review
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Our first race ever in 2011 was to raise money for Smile-A-Mile, then called "Camp Smile-A-Mile.
About the Southeastern Trail Series
Southeastern Trail Series, sponsored by Mountain High Outfitters, consists of six races, all right here in the Birmingham area. The series is designed for three purposes. First, to provide great races for everyone that enjoys trail running. Second, running the series races is a great training tool for major trail races such as Blood Rock 100 Mile, Lake Martin 100, or even the Leadville 100 and Western States 100. Finally, the series is designed to prepare runners to successfully run their first ultra. Each race will have at least two distance options, a short race, one lap of the course, and a long race, two laps. Each race in the series is longer and more difficult than the previous. Starting with the third race, the Memorial Day Race, we throw in a climb to the top of Double Oak Mountain. Run the long race, 12 miles, and you get to make the climb to the top twice. With the 4th and 5th races, Hotter 'N Hell in July and Ridge to Blazing Ridge in August we add a healthy dose of HOT! Hotter 'N Hell is significantly harder than the Memorial Day Race. Ridge to Blazing Ridge is very difficult race but it will totally prepare you for Blood Rock. The last race of the trail series is the Blood Rock 25 and 50K race and the Blood Rock 50 and 100 Mile race. The Blood Rock races are the most difficult race in the series. The BR 100 could affectionately be call "The Hardrock of the East!"
In addition to the 6 trail series races Southeastern Trial Runs also presents the Lake Martin 100 in March, The Endless Mile mid-October and the BOO Run for Down syndrome Alabama at the end of October.
Please support our local parks with your time and donations.
Southeastern Trail Series, sponsored by Mountain High Outfitters, consists of six races, all right here in the Birmingham area. The series is designed for three purposes. First, to provide great races for everyone that enjoys trail running. Second, running the series races is a great training tool for major trail races such as Blood Rock 100 Mile, Lake Martin 100, or even the Leadville 100 and Western States 100. Finally, the series is designed to prepare runners to successfully run their first ultra. Each race will have at least two distance options, a short race, one lap of the course, and a long race, two laps. Each race in the series is longer and more difficult than the previous. Starting with the third race, the Memorial Day Race, we throw in a climb to the top of Double Oak Mountain. Run the long race, 12 miles, and you get to make the climb to the top twice. With the 4th and 5th races, Hotter 'N Hell in July and Ridge to Blazing Ridge in August we add a healthy dose of HOT! Hotter 'N Hell is significantly harder than the Memorial Day Race. Ridge to Blazing Ridge is very difficult race but it will totally prepare you for Blood Rock. The last race of the trail series is the Blood Rock 25 and 50K race and the Blood Rock 50 and 100 Mile race. The Blood Rock races are the most difficult race in the series. The BR 100 could affectionately be call "The Hardrock of the East!"
In addition to the 6 trail series races Southeastern Trial Runs also presents the Lake Martin 100 in March, The Endless Mile mid-October and the BOO Run for Down syndrome Alabama at the end of October.
Please support our local parks with your time and donations.
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Southeastern Trail Runs - Rules for the "Trail"
1) All STR races will be run regardless of the weather. Check the forecast and come prepared.
2) All runners MUST carry water at all times in races when it is HOT and in races with especially long and difficult sections.
(Specifically, Hotter 'N Hell, Ridge to Blazing Ridge and Blood Rock.)
3) Headphones are OK. Please remove them when you enter an aid station and at the finish.
4) DO NOT LITTER. If you are caught throwing any trash on the course you will be immediately disqualified. If you leave an aid station with a cup, gel pack
or other packaged food, when finished, put the cup or wrapper in a pocket and carry it to the next aid station.
5) Please be polite all aid station volunteer. And, don't forget to thank them for giving up their day to help you get to the finish of the race.
6) Do not argue with the aid station captain. They rule the aid station and their word is LAW!
7) Dogs are not allowed to run with any registered runner during a race. If you want to run with your dog, wait until after the race starts and go run. Do not pass any runners on single track trails. Lake Martin and Blood Rock are excluded. For the safety of all, dogs are not allowed on these two course under any circumstances.
8) A government issued ID must be shown at packet pickup for all races. Runners MUST compete according to the age and gender indicated on this ID.
2) All runners MUST carry water at all times in races when it is HOT and in races with especially long and difficult sections.
(Specifically, Hotter 'N Hell, Ridge to Blazing Ridge and Blood Rock.)
3) Headphones are OK. Please remove them when you enter an aid station and at the finish.
4) DO NOT LITTER. If you are caught throwing any trash on the course you will be immediately disqualified. If you leave an aid station with a cup, gel pack
or other packaged food, when finished, put the cup or wrapper in a pocket and carry it to the next aid station.
5) Please be polite all aid station volunteer. And, don't forget to thank them for giving up their day to help you get to the finish of the race.
6) Do not argue with the aid station captain. They rule the aid station and their word is LAW!
7) Dogs are not allowed to run with any registered runner during a race. If you want to run with your dog, wait until after the race starts and go run. Do not pass any runners on single track trails. Lake Martin and Blood Rock are excluded. For the safety of all, dogs are not allowed on these two course under any circumstances.
8) A government issued ID must be shown at packet pickup for all races. Runners MUST compete according to the age and gender indicated on this ID.
The 2018 Southeastern Trail Series - The year in review.
Southeastern Trail Runs -
2018 Year in Review Video - Click on the image to view.
Pictures form the Awards Party for our 2017 Points Champions by Marathon Runs "Suman Silwal."
Actually most were by Suman's daughters. You will notice he is in many of the photos.
Our Sponsors for 2021
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Contact Southeastern Trail Runs:
Southeastern Trail Runs,
220 Normandy Ln,
Chelsea, AL 35043
Email RD - Southeastern Trail Runs
Southeastern Trail Runs,
220 Normandy Ln,
Chelsea, AL 35043
Email RD - Southeastern Trail Runs