Treasure Coast Endurance Challenge

Join us on November 7th, 2026, for the best endurance challenge in Southeast Florida! The Treasure Coast Endurance Challenge will take you through the stunning trails and waterways of Jonathan Dickinson State Park. Participants can choose between a 3-hour or 6-hour adventure race, and for those endurance runners, we will also be hosting a 5K and 25K creating a dynamic mix of competitors and a fun endurance athlete atmosphere.

The 3-hour race is perfect for newcomers to adventure racing, families, or those looking for a shorter, more relaxed experience. The 6-hour race offers a longer and more competitive challenge, emphasizing navigation skills and endurance. Whether you’re a seasoned racer or new to the sport, this event promises an unforgettable adventure in a beautiful environment!

3-Hour Adventure Race (Run/Bike/Paddle) - New This year kids 15 and under race for $40

Race Distance: 10-18 Miles

Categories: Solo, Two-Person, Three-Person, and Four-Person Teams

Description: Teams of 1-4 will traverse land, water, and swamp in Jonathan Dickinson State Park, covering approximately 10-18 miles. Racers will use pre-plotted CalTopo maps to navigate to checkpoints while paddling, cycling, and trekking throughout the entire park. The checkpoints for the 3 Hour race will be more easily located than that of the 6 hour race as this is intended to be more beginner friendly. Checkpoints will be located at various natural landmarks, such as trail intersections, canals, bays, and wetlands, as detailed on the clue sheet. The race may feature single-track mountain biking trails, dirt or gravel roads, some paved roads, and flat-water kayaking/canoeing.

Race Start: Saturday, November 7th 2026, 12:00pm (3:00pm Cutoff time)

Race Day Start Location: 16450 SE Federal Hwy, Hobe Sound, FL 33455

Disciplines: Trekking or Trail Running, Paddling, and Mountain Biking

Waivers: All participants must sign the USARA waiver.

6-Hour Adventure Race (Run/Bike/Paddle)

Race Distance: 20-40 Miles

Categories: Solo, Two-Person, Three-Person, and Four-Person Teams

Description: Teams of 1-4 will traverse land, water, and swamp in Jonathan Dickinson State Park, covering approximately 20-40 miles. Racers will use pre-plotted CalTopo maps to navigate to checkpoints while paddling, cycling, and trekking throughout the entire park. Checkpoints will be located at various natural landmarks, such as trail intersections, canals, bays, and wetlands, as detailed on the clue sheet. The race may feature single-track mountain biking trails, dirt or gravel roads, some paved roads, and flat-water kayaking/canoeing.

Race Start: Saturday, November 7th 2026, 9:00am (3:00pm Cutoff time)

Race Day Start Location: 16450 SE Federal Hwy, Hobe Sound, FL 33455

Disciplines: Trekking or Trail Running, Paddling, and Mountain Biking

Waivers: All participants must sign the USARA waiver.

Trick or Trails - 10 Mile Night Run!

Get ready for an unforgettable experience this Halloween weekend! Join us on November 1st, 2025, for the adrenaline-pumping DTR 10 Mile Night Trail Run at Jonathan Dickinson State Park. Embrace the thrill of trail running as you navigate the darkness with only your headlamp to guide you. Expect to get a little dirty while creating memories that will last a lifetime.

Costume Contest Alert! Show off your creativity and participate in our costume contest, where the top 3 best costumes will be awarded prizes. The winner will receive a free entry to the Dunes 2026 event! Don’t miss your chance to light up the night, conquer the trails, and showcase your Halloween spirit!

THE COURSE

FLASHLIGHTS / HEADLAMPS REQUIRED ON COURSE

Course Map: Download Race Course Map

Run the beautiful trails at Jonathan Dickinson State Park. The course is an out and back with a lollipop loop. The course will be heavily marked with reflective arrows and wrong-way signs, employing the same safety procedures we use for our ULTRA-TRAIL events, including water aid stations, experienced trail-running volunteers, and medical staff. The trail is mostly flat dirt with some sand, and roots within the Pine Wood Forest section of the park. The trail starts as double-track with some single-track trails with 2 bridge crossings. The course can be wet in some sections depending on rainfall. We can never say for sure what the Owl will bring on race day but the course can be 100% bone dry or you might have to bring your snorkels. Lol

Packet Pickup: (NO PRERACE PACKET PICKUP)

Same Day Packet Pickup Starts 4:30pm – 5:45pm

Race Start: 6pm

Awards: 8:30 PM Top 5 Male and Female

CELEBRATION TIME! We don’t want you to grab your finisher medal and leave, so stick around and celebrate your accomplishments with friends and family with complimentary refreshments, beer, and Music for good vibes to complete the party!

Dress in bright colors and use your creativity to make your outfit the most lit!

RUNNER'S SWAG BAG.

All participants receive:

PARK ENTRY PASS

One-of-a-kind Finisher Medal.

Custom T-Shirt

Pre and After the Celebration Food and Drinks.

VENUE ADDRESS.:

Jonathan Dickinson State Park 16450 SE Federal Hwy, Hobe Sound, FL 33455 (772) 546-2771 Google Maps: http://goo.gl/maps/FRUux

Just Survive 125

125 Miles. 48 Hours. Your Goal: Just Survive.Hobe Sound Beach to Lake Okeechobee to Hobe Sound BeachThe Just Survive 125 is a 125-mile out-and-back ultramarathon on Florida's iconic Ocean to Lake Hiking Trail.There are no aid stations. There is no crew support.Expect remote wilderness, limited cell service, changing conditions, and plenty of time alone with your thoughts.Your goal is simple: Just Survive.

THE TRAIL

The Ocean to Lake Hiking Trail connects the Atlantic Ocean to Lake Okeechobee through pine flatwoods, cypress swamps, wet prairies, and palmetto scrub.Expect water crossings, mud, sand, heat, humidity, and darkness.Can you keep moving forward?

BEFORE YOU REGISTER

Bucket Supported:Runners prepare four supply buckets with nutrition, hydration, gear, and essentials. Volunteers transport and monitor buckets at designated locations approximately 15.5 miles apart.Remote Wilderness:Large portions of the course have limited or no cell service. Success depends on preparation, pacing, nutrition, hydration, and problem solving.Conditions Can Change:January in South Florida can bring cool mornings, warm afternoons, rain, wind, humidity, and wet trail conditions.

PARTICIPANT GUIDE

Everything you need to know about race weekend can be found in the Participant Guide:View the Race Guide

EXPERIENCE THE COURSE

Experience the race through the eyes of Mike Alberts, who documented his journey during the 2023 running of Just Survive:Watch Mike Alberts' Journey

SUPPORT THE TRAIL

Just Survive is organized by members of the local trail running community and would not exist without the dedicated volunteers of the Florida Trail Association's Loxahatchee Chapter.Please consider becoming a member of the Florida Trail Association:Join the Florida Trail AssociationBecause trails don't maintain themselves.

THE REWARD

You will question your decisions. You will solve problems. You will keep moving.If you return to Hobe Sound Beach within 48 hours, you'll earn far more than a buckle.You'll earn the right to say you survived.

Event's current local time: 5:15 AM ET