November ultramarathons in Florida, United States

Paved 2-mile loop through Ravine Gardens State Park, with winding curves, a few hills, shaded oaks, and old Florida scenery.

Diverse 11.75-mile loop through longleaf pine forests, sugar sand, and prairies, with gradual inclines, shallow water crossings, and forest views from Mt. Maars

50K of multiple 12.5km loops in Jonathan Dickinson State Park, with accessible support throughout and a treasure-themed finish.

Diverse 200-mile route across Florida with Florida Trail, State Park, dirt roads, Rails to Trails, rolling hills, and a finish at St. Augustine Beach Pier

USATF-certified track ultramarathon with 6, 12, 24, and 48-hour timed race options on a newly renovated surface at Florida Atlantic University

Point-to-point urban ultramarathon across Tampa Bay, featuring city skylines, public art, beach communities, modest elevation, and self-navigation

Point-to-point 50k from Suwannee Springs to Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park, featuring Florida’s scenic landscapes and minimal course repetition

Scenic routes through longleaf pine flatwoods, cypress domes, and open vistas of Colt Creek State Park; distances up to 60 miles

Alternating 4.167-mile trail and dirt road loops through San Felasco Hammock Preserve, self-supported format, last runner standing wins

Hard, compact trails through mangrove wetlands on South Hutchinson Island, with Indian River Lagoon views and diverse native wildlife.

Out-and-back course from Payne Park to Venice Train Depot on the Legacy Trail, minimal aid stations, no road closures, self-reliant format

Scenic Florida trail loops from Shangri-La Trailhead, 4 miles every 4 hours for 48 hours, camping and support throughout this two-day endurance event

Rolling 50K course through 11 natural communities, including sand hills, swamps, creeks, and lakeside trails, with 700 feet of elevation gain