Tranquility Lake Trail Race
Rescheduled to June 27th
At the moment, the 2nd Race of the 2020 Southeastern Trail Series
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2020 Tranquility Lake Trail Race - 3 & 6 Miles
Last day to register and receive a race shirt is June 18th. Don't Wait until the last minute.
June 27th - Oak Mountain State Park, Pelham, Alabama, near Birmingham
2020 Southeastern Trial Series Race - Redbud Pavilion, 8:00 AM start
This is a trail race anyone can run. You don't even need trail shores!
NOTE: All STR trail races will be run regardless of the weather. Come prepared!!
The Tranquility Lake Trail Race is the first race of the Southeastern Trail Series. The race starts at the Redbud Pavilion at Oak Mountain State Park and is located at the end of Terrace Drive. The race will start at 8:00 AM. This is the perfect first trail race for the beginner runner or the veteran road races. The course is a 3 mile loop with only 350 feet of elevation gain per lap. The 6 mile race is two laps of the 3 mile course.
There is a $5 per person fee to enter the park. They do not accept credit cards!
Runners will start in front of the pavilion and run a short 0.4 mile loop around the Tranquility Rd, circling the BMX Track. This will give runners a chance so spread out before entering the single track trails they will be on for the next 2 miles. Runenrs will lever the woods as they reach the Cabin area and follow a short section of paved road then a wide gravel path around Tranquility Lake. The trail circles around and returns to Tranquility Rd for another short loop around the BMX Track to the race finish for 3 miles. We will have an aid station at Redbud for 6 mile runners. After the aid station, head straight into the woods (do not make another loop around Tranquility Rd) for a second lap of the course.
There is a $5 per person fee to enter the park. They do not accept credit cards!
Runners will start in front of the pavilion and run a short 0.4 mile loop around the Tranquility Rd, circling the BMX Track. This will give runners a chance so spread out before entering the single track trails they will be on for the next 2 miles. Runenrs will lever the woods as they reach the Cabin area and follow a short section of paved road then a wide gravel path around Tranquility Lake. The trail circles around and returns to Tranquility Rd for another short loop around the BMX Track to the race finish for 3 miles. We will have an aid station at Redbud for 6 mile runners. After the aid station, head straight into the woods (do not make another loop around Tranquility Rd) for a second lap of the course.
Weekend Schedule:
Friday June 26th - 4:30 to 6:00 PM: We are having packet pickup at the Mountain High Outfitters Store at the Summit. MHO has moved and the store is now located on the north side of Summit Boulevard next to Urban Outfitters.
Saturday June 27th - 7:00 to 7:45 AM: Packet Pickup at Redbud Pavilion, Start/Finish of the Tranquility Lake Trail Race, by the BMX track.
Saturday June 27th - 8:00 AM: Start of the Tranquility Lake 3 & 6 Mile Trail Race.
Friday June 26th - 4:30 to 6:00 PM: We are having packet pickup at the Mountain High Outfitters Store at the Summit. MHO has moved and the store is now located on the north side of Summit Boulevard next to Urban Outfitters.
Saturday June 27th - 7:00 to 7:45 AM: Packet Pickup at Redbud Pavilion, Start/Finish of the Tranquility Lake Trail Race, by the BMX track.
Saturday June 27th - 8:00 AM: Start of the Tranquility Lake 3 & 6 Mile Trail Race.
The Tranquility Trail Race 3 Mile Course - on Double Oak Lake
Tranquility Lake 6 Mile Course - on Double Oak Lake
Directions to the Start:
From Hwy 280 - The North Entrance: (The north entrance does not open until 7:00 AM)
Turn off of Hwy 280 heading west on Hwy 119, Cahaba Valley Rd. Drive 3.2 miles to the Oak Mountain State Park entrance at Oak Mountain Lake Rd. The OMSP sign is on our right where you turn off Hwy 119. It is small and easy to miss. Turn left at the Pay Booth onto John Findley Dr. and follow the park road 4.2 miles (from pay booth) to Tranquility Rd. Turn left on Tranquility Rd and continue straight ahead for 200 yards to the first pavilion on your right. Park anywhere in the woods or along the road. Be sure you are parked completely off the paved road and do not block the bike path.
From I-65 the South Entrance: take Hwy 119 (Cahaba Valley Rd) exit off Interstate 65. Turn right on Hwy 119 for about 100 ft get in the left turn lane. Turn left at the intersection with State Park Rd and drive 1.9 miles to the intersection with John Findley Dr. and turn left into the park. Drive through the pay booth and continue 4.0 miles to the right turn into Tranquility Rd. Continue straight ahead for 200 yards to the first pavilion on your right. Park anywhere in the woods or along the road. Be sure you are parked completely off the paved road and do not block the bike path.
From Hwy 280 - The North Entrance: (The north entrance does not open until 7:00 AM)
Turn off of Hwy 280 heading west on Hwy 119, Cahaba Valley Rd. Drive 3.2 miles to the Oak Mountain State Park entrance at Oak Mountain Lake Rd. The OMSP sign is on our right where you turn off Hwy 119. It is small and easy to miss. Turn left at the Pay Booth onto John Findley Dr. and follow the park road 4.2 miles (from pay booth) to Tranquility Rd. Turn left on Tranquility Rd and continue straight ahead for 200 yards to the first pavilion on your right. Park anywhere in the woods or along the road. Be sure you are parked completely off the paved road and do not block the bike path.
From I-65 the South Entrance: take Hwy 119 (Cahaba Valley Rd) exit off Interstate 65. Turn right on Hwy 119 for about 100 ft get in the left turn lane. Turn left at the intersection with State Park Rd and drive 1.9 miles to the intersection with John Findley Dr. and turn left into the park. Drive through the pay booth and continue 4.0 miles to the right turn into Tranquility Rd. Continue straight ahead for 200 yards to the first pavilion on your right. Park anywhere in the woods or along the road. Be sure you are parked completely off the paved road and do not block the bike path.
Follow the Race Banners "below" to the start.
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