FSR 100

The FSR 100 returns to Copperhill, Tennessee on October 17th, 2026, offering runners a challenging yet scenic route through the heart of the Appalachian Mountains. This year marks the second running of the race, which starts at Camp YMCA Ocoee and loops back into North Georgia before returning to Tennessee for its finish line in Copperhill. The course covers 102 miles with nearly 15,000 feet of elevation gain over rugged terrain that includes riverside views and vibrant fall foliage.
Race day conditions are expected to be cool but comfortable, reflecting typical October weather patterns in the region. With an average temperature around 16.2°C, runners can expect morning temperatures as low as 10.6°C cooling into a high of about 21.8°C by late afternoon. The humidity will hover at approximately 71%, with minimal rainfall forecasted and winds averaging 8 kilometers per hour. Trail conditions are expected to be firm but slightly soft, providing traction for runners while avoiding overly muddy sections.
The FSR 100 is a grueling yet rewarding challenge that has drawn participants from across the country in its short history. In addition to testing endurance on scenic mountain roads, this event supports local initiatives and fosters community engagement among long-distance running enthusiasts. The race attracts both seasoned ultrarunners looking for an epic adventure as well as those new to trail running who are eager to experience what Tennessee’s mountains have to offer.
The FSR 100 offers a single distance: the grueling yet rewarding 102-mile loop through Copperhill and North Georgia.