Mount Cheaha 50K

The Mount Cheaha 50K is an annual ultramarathon held in Delta, Alabama, finishing at the summit of Cheaha Mountain, the state's highest point at 2,407 feet. This point-to-point trail race covers 31.6 miles, with 80% of the course on scenic single-track trails through Talladega National Forest, including the Pinhoti, Skyway, and Silent Trails. Runners experience diverse terrain featuring overlooks, creek crossings, lakes, waterfalls, and mixed hardwood and pine forests.

The event offers six aid stations and a challenging 9.5-hour time limit. It is part of the Pinhoti Trail Races 50K Grand Slam, rewarding finishers of three 50K races with a unique buckle. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.