Southern States 200

The Southern States 200 is a unique, point-to-point mountain trail ultramarathon held in the southeastern U.S., following the legendary Pinhoti Trail from near Dalton, Georgia to Mt. Cheaha, Alabama's highest point. Covering 203.14 miles with nearly 28,000 feet of elevation gain, runners have 96 hours to complete the course, which is fully marked and supported by 15 aid stations offering made-to-order food and medical assistance.

A 100-mile race option starts at the midpoint of the 200-mile course. The event emphasizes endurance, camaraderie, and personal challenge over competition, with heated sleep stations and a training camp available to prepare participants. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.