The Long Night In Lanford takes place in Enoree, South Carolina on November 21st, inviting runners to experience a unique dusk-to-dawn trail challenge through the scenic countryside of South Carolina. Participants gather at dusk and continue running until dawn, navigating a loop that starts and ends at a barn located along Service Drive. On race day morning, participants will find themselves running under the light provided by their headlamps as they cruise downhill into dense woods before popping out onto open fields near Beaverdam Creek. The trail is firm but slightly soft, providing an uneven yet manageable surface for all levels of runners and walkers alike. Wildlife encounters are common on this loop, offering a unique sensory experience through pine trees and hay pastures. This event has become a tradition in Enoree over the years, drawing hundreds of participants who come to test their limits under the moonlight. The Long Night In Lanford raises funds for local scholarships, supporting education initiatives within the community that have helped many young athletes pursue higher learning opportunities through athletic programs and academic achievements. The course itself is an off-road loop measuring one mile in length, winding around a barn on Service Drive where participants begin their journey at dusk. Runners can expect to encounter various terrains including gravel paths, forest trails, open fields, and creekside sections throughout the night. Aid stations are available with snacks, water, hot food, and medical supplies staffed by dedicated volunteers. Weather conditions in November typically mean firm yet slightly soft trail surfaces underfoot during the Long Night In Lanford event. Participants should prepare for temperatures that may drop significantly from dusk until dawn while also noting potential changes in humidity levels throughout the night as well as any wind or precipitation risks communicated ahead of time. The race offers a Dusk Til Dawn distance, designed to test endurance and mental fortitude over an extended period under low light conditions.
Dusk Til Dawn Start: 17:30:00 • Fee: $75.00
Registration for The Long Night In Lanford can be completed online through [https://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=132734](https://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=132734) with fees set at $75 per participant. Registration closes one month prior to the event date, ensuring ample time for preparation and organization. Packet pickup is available on Saturday from 12 PM until 4 PM at a designated location near the race site where participants can collect their materials including timing chips and goodie bags. Participants should bring photo ID along with payment confirmation if not already received electronically. Starting off at Service Drive, all runners must adhere to age requirements allowing for participation by individuals aged sixteen years or older who have parental consent forms on file when necessary. Newcomers are advised to arrive early in the day before dusk sets in and familiarize themselves with course layouts provided during packet pickup hours. The Long Night In Lanford returns to Enoree, South Carolina on November 21st, offering runners a chance to navigate trails under moonlight while supporting local education initiatives through their participation.
Races Offered
Dusk Til Dawn
Nov 21, 2026
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Distance —
12 Hours
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Type —
Running
timer
17:30
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$75.00
Weather History
These values represent the 3-year monthly averages for November in Enoree.
thermostatTemperature
7.7° / 18.1°
wb_sunnyFeels like
4.5° / 15.8°
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Avg sunshine hours
7h 59m
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Avg rainfall
2.3 mm
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Avg snowfall
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Avg wind speed
9.6 km/h (Light breeze)
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Sweat loss rate
Low
terrain
Course conditions
Firm and slightly soft
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Max UV Index
Low (2.0)
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Humidity
66.0%
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Sunrise
08:01
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Sunset
18:23
About Enoree
Learn more about the host city, Enoree.
Enoree is a Census-designated place located in Spartanburg County in the U.S. state of South Carolina. According to the 2010 United States census, the population was 665.