The premier 50K trail race in the Southeast, the Stump Jump 50K takes place on lollipop 95% single-track course atop Signal Mountain and Walden Ridge. Spanning a 90% single-track course, the race winds through the Cumberland Plateau’s most iconic landscapes—from the jaw-dropping vistas of the Tennessee River Gorge to lush, …
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The premier 50K trail race in the Southeast, the Stump Jump 50K takes place on lollipop 95% single-track course atop Signal Mountain and Walden Ridge.
Spanning a 90% single-track course, the race winds through the Cumberland Plateau’s most iconic landscapes—from the jaw-dropping vistas of the Tennessee River Gorge to lush, stream-fed coves lined with hemlock and rhododendron. Whether you are chasing your first ultra finish or your 500th, these sandstone-strewn trails offer a world-class experience that has made the Stump Jump a bucket-list event for locals and international runners alike.
The Stump Jump Guarantee:
1. Epic scenery: breathtaking views at every time
2. Unrivaled community: A celebration of trail running with the best community in the game
3. This race sells out every year—don’t wait. Secure your spot on the start line today!
The 50k race is a lollipop with 95% single track and about 6,500 ft of gain and the same loss. It has a great mix of technical, flat, rolling hills and climbing. The 10 miler is a loop that is 95% single track as well. It is technical in parts and rolling hills with no more than 1500 ft of gain.
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Beautiful/Difficult Race
While this was one of most difficult race it was still a good race. The scenery was beautiful. The event was well organized with great communication. Due to course there … MORE
While this was one of most difficult race it was still a good race. The scenery was beautiful. The event was well organized with great communication. Due to course there were enough stops to refuel.
Beautiful race but difficult.
This is probably the most beautiful race that I’ve ever done. The mountains, waterfalls, and creeks made it a beautiful race. The race website says that this race has 6,500 … MORE
This is probably the most beautiful race that I’ve ever done. The mountains, waterfalls, and creeks made it a beautiful race. The race website says that this race has 6,500 ft of elevation gain but my Garmin said 7,500 ft. The aid stations were loaded with food and drinks. You get a T-shirt but no medal or buckle. You do get a free beer and Mexican food at the end. You will go up or down the mountains, little to no flat surfaces.