Trail ultramarathons in South Carolina, United States

Multiple 4.5-mile scenic trail loops at Kings Mountain State Park, featuring lakes, creeks, rolling hills, historic farm sites, and full moon views

Twisting singletrack through relentless heat and humidity on the Panther Trail, a grueling test under the South Carolina sun

Looped course on gentle rolling trails through golden forests and lakeshore, with gravel and sand sections, set in Sadlers Creek State Park's autumn scenery.

1.5-mile hard-packed trail loop through scenic wooded Lowcountry, featuring local foliage, wildlife, onsite aid station and camping options

Technical figure-eight trail through Croft State Park’s historic terrain, featuring roots, rocks, rugged backcountry, and a central support checkpoint

Four-loop 50K through the FATS trail network, with shaded singletrack, rolling runnable terrain, and a few rocks and roots.

Ten-mile looped course on the CCC Multi-Use Trail with rolling terrain, 650 feet elevation gain per loop, and two aid stations each lap

Loop-based trail ultra in Greenwood, with rolling terrain, hand-cut singletrack and firmer walking paths on a compact circuit.

Off-road night trail loops on gravel, wooded descents, fields by Beaverdam Creek, pine plots, and hay pastures with no cutoff times

Scenic 5K loop around Lake Haigler with lake and nature views on the ASC Greenway in Fort Mill

Challenging 2.5-mile loop every 45 minutes, elimination format with no breaks, last runner standing wins, endurance-focused test

Tree-shaded single track and gravel trails through Palmetto Bluff’s maritime forest, with scenic and potentially muddy Lowcountry terrain

Winding winter trails through Lakewood Nature Preserve prairie, moonlit overnight course starting and finishing at a rustic barn with fire pits and warm aid

Scenic loop course at Holland Park with 6- and 12-hour endurance options, lap tracking with rocks, passing local hotspots

Three-section winter course with open flat stretches, runnable dirt roads, and a technical but runnable finish; loop format with easy access between laps.

Technical singletrack, fire roads, stream crossings, rocks, roots, and muddy stretches through Harbison State Forest in scenic South Carolina

2.62-mile loop of wide trails and paved bike path, closed course, tactical rest intervals, personal tent area, and on-course camaraderie

Scenic wooded trails and paved loops through Pleasant Ridge Camp, 4.1-mile laps on the hour, last runner standing format.

Two-loop 50K in Anne Springs Close Greenway: technical singletrack, gravel and dirt trail, creek crossings, mud, and a rugged old-school feel.