2020 DTR RACE GUIDE
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Thursday, April 23rd, 2020
Virtual Pre-Race Meeting
Link to live video will be sent via e-mail and posted on social media.
Friday, April 24th, 2020
Pre-Race Packet Pickup
Start/Finish Kitching Creek Pavilion
2:00pm - 7:00pm
Saturday, April 25th, 2020
Same Day Packet Pickup
Starts: 5:00 am - 6:00am (Ultra Runners)
6:00am -7:15am - 13.1-10k
Race Start Times:
6:30 am: 100 Mile Solo, 50M and 50K.
7:00 am: 13.1M
7:30 am: 10K
Awards Ceremony
10:00 AM 10K Awards
10:30 AM 13.1 Awards
12:30 PM 50K Awards
8:00 PM 50 Miler Awards
Sunday April 26th, 2020
100 Milers Awards
Ceremony will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Sunday at the Pavilion. (If we still have runners on the course we will pause the awards to cheer in the last runners!!)
Participants who finish before the 24-hour cutoff will receive SUB 24HR Buckle and Jacket.
Those that finish before the 30-hour cutoff will receive a Dunes 100 Finisher Buckle and Jacket.
RULES
HYDRATION (VERY IMPORTANT)
This is a cupless/bottleless event, we’re trying our best to be litter-free and generate as little impact on the park as we can, so we count on you to bring your own hydration bottles or vest. Aid Station will be fully stocked to to fill up your bottles and experienced volunteers to help you move forward.
ALL DISTANCES PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN HYDRATION VEST OR BOTTLES.
HELP US KEEP THIS EVENT PLASTIC AND CUP FREE!
1. NO LITTER - LEAVE NO TRACE AUTOMATIC DISQUALIFICATION AND BANNED FROM ANY DTR RACE.
The course must be in better shape then what we found it. We had a team clean up the trails prior to the race to make sure you are running in clean trails. Littering is absolutely against our principle and will not be tolerated.
2. BE KIND to volunteers and other participants on course. Volunteers are up for hours and are there to help you on your mission. Please show them you’re grateful.
3. STAY ON COURSE: If you get off course you must return on your own to the place where you got off and start over. I wish we didn’t have to add this to the rules as cheating is the worst thing someone can do, but if a race marshal catches a person (cheating) you will be banned from any future race that DTR hosts for life. Remember the real prize is the achievement and the bonus is a shiny buckle.
4. BIB - Must be worn in a visible location at all times. Pacers must wear a bib at all times when pacing you. (We have more than one pacer bib so your pacers won't need to share one.)
5. Have a good time! Remember that is the reason why we do this, right!?!?
WITHDRAWAL FROM RACE
As much as this will be the last thing we want, however, if you do decide to withdraw, please notify the nearest Aid Station/Checkpoint so we know you are no longer in the race and are accounted for. If you don’t notify a race official that you left the course, you will be responsible for all emergency search and rescue. All Emergency Evacuation costs for participants or crews will be borne by that person or their heirs. The race organizers are in no way liable or responsible for emergency evacuation.
IMPORTANT LEGAL ISSUES
All racers sign waiver upon registration. Pacers are not allowed on course without signing a Waiver and Release of Liability / Release of Name and Illness .
LEAVE NO TRACE (unlike road races we do not permit that you throw anything on the floor) please throw your trash in aid station area only. If race official catches you throwing garbage in other zones this will give you an automatic DNF.
LAST RULE: HAVE FUN RUNNING THE TRAILS OF JDSP.
CUT-OFF TIMES
100 MILE INDIVIDUAL: 30 hours to complete the course. 12:30 pm April 26th 2020
50 MILE RACE: 16 hours to complete the course. 10:30 pm April 25th, 2020
50 KILOMETER RACE: 9 hours to complete the course. 5:30 pm April 25th, 2020
INTERIM CUT-OFFS (100M, 50M, 50K)
YOU MUST check-in and check-out of their respective required aid stations before each location’s cut-off time.
Failure to make any of these cut-offs (check-in and check-out of A.S.) will be considered "DNF"—"Did Not Finish".
100 MILE INDIVIDUAL RACE AID STATION CUT-OFF TIMES
66 Miles: Aid Station Start/ Finish 2:30 am (20 hours)
81 Miles: Dunes of Hell Aid Station 7:30am (25 hours)
50 MILE INDIVIDUAL RACE AID STATION CUT-OFF TIMES
25 Miles: Aid Station Start/ Finish 3pm (8 1/2hours)
50K INDIVIDUAL RACE AID STATION CUT-OFF TIMES
15.4 Miles: Dunes of Hell Aid Station 11:30 pm (5 hours)
Jonathan Dickinson State Park is centrally located between Jupiter and Stuart along Florida's scenic Atlantic coast. Hobe Sound is home to some of the most beautiful nature spots in the state. Make your adventure a RUN-cation and see why we call it, the hidden secret of the treasure coast.
COURSE MAPS
100M & 50K COURSE MAP
COURSE DETAILS
Miles 1 - 6
Hard packed, some roots, and mostly single track trails with breathtaking views of Pine Flatwoods, wetland prairie and century-old cypress wetlands as you reach Hendrick Bridge crossing.
Miles 6 - 9
You reach the Dunes of Heaven Aid Station. at 6.12 miles. Make sure to refill as you will have a long stretch of rolling sand dunes. You will be running throughimperial eco-system of the sand pine scrubs, this resilient, persistent habitats are restricted mainly to Florida.
Miles 9 - 11.70
A mixture of double track and single track, hard packed dirt and sand with rolling hills.
Miles 11.70- 13.5
Here you will run along historic old Dixie road and where Military Camp Murphy was based at. (No car access) The first half mile is paved but then it will be mixtures of rolling sand, with shell rocks with some paved areas.
Miles 13.5 -15.4
Here you are back into single track trails that run along the sand pine scrub. (Rolling Sand Dunes)
Miles 15.5 -18.4
Here you reach Dunes of Hell. This is a continuous rolling sand dune that has a view of the beautiful intercoastal and the view of Hobe Tower Mountain.
Miles 18.4- 20.7
Here you will run along historic old Dixie road. (No car access) The first half mile is newly paved but then it will be mixtures of sand with some paved areas with a couple of rolling hills.
Miles 20.7 - 26.4
Heading back to Heaven
Here you will have about 2.5 miles of rolling sands dunes as you reach the imperial eco-system of the sand pine scrubs a little mixture of hard packed dirt and sand with some rolling hills.
Miles 26.4 -32.6
Hard packed, some roots, and mostly single track trails with breathtaking views of Pine Flatwoods, wetland prairie and century-old cypress wetlands as you reach Hendrick Bridge crossing.
50M COURSE MAP
COURSE DETAILS
Miles 1 - 6
Hard packed, some roots, and mostly single track trails with breathtaking views of Pine Flatwoods, wetland prairie and century-old cypress wetlands as you reach Hendrick Bridge crossing.
Miles 6 - 9
You reach the Dunes of Heaven at 6.12 miles. Here you will have about 2.5 miles of rolling sands dunes. This is an imperial eco-system of the sand pine scrubs.
Miles 11.70- 13.5
Here you will run along historic old Dixie road and where Military Camp Murphy was based at. (No car access) The first half mile is paved but then it will be mixtures of rolling sand, with shell rocks with some paved areas. Here you are back into single track trails that run along the sand pine scrub. (Rolling Sand Dunes)
Miles 13.5 -15.0
Here you reach Dunes of Hell. This is a continuous rolling sand dune that has a view of the beautiful intercoastal and the view of Hobe Tower Mountain.
Miles 15-16
Here you will run along historic old Dixie road. (No car access) The first half mile is newly paved but then it will be mixtures of sand with some paved areas with a couple of rolling hills.
Miles 16-20
Heading back to Heaven
Here you will have about 2.5 miles of rolling sands dunes as you reach the imperial eco-system of the sand pine scrubs a little mixture of hard packed dirt and sand with some rolling hills.
Miles 2-25
Hard packed, some roots, and mostly single track trails with breathtaking views of Pine Flatwoods, wetland prairie and century-old cypress wetlands as you reach Hendrick Bridge crossing.
HALF MARATHON COURSE MAP
COURSE DETAILS - This course is a little longer due to trail changes.
Miles 1 - 6
Hard packed, some roots, and mostly single track trails with breathtaking views of Pine Flatwoods, wetland prairie and century-old cypress wetlands as you reach Hendrick Bridge crossing.
Miles 6 - 9
You reach the Dunes of Heaven at 6.12 miles. Here you will have about 2.5 miles of rolling sands dunes. This is an imperial eco-system of the sand pine scrubs.
Miles 10 -13.80
Hard packed, some roots, and mostly single track trails with breathtaking views of Pine Flatwoods, wetland prairie and century-old cypress wetlands as you reach Hendrick Bridge crossing.
Miles 1- 6
Updated 10K Course.
More single track!!! Hard packed, some roots, as you run part of the florida Lake to ocean trail with breathtaking views of Pine Flatwoods.
MEET THE TEAM!!!
We know the hard work and training you put into your training and we want you to know that we will go above and beyond to make this an experience that lasts a lifetime.
THE TEAM
We have a put together a strong team that pledged to do everything possible to get you to the finish line, that is our ultimate goal. Despite the brutal course and unpredictable weather, the volunteers and staff are dedicated to giving 100% to you. #LetsDunethis
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