Greenway Trick 'R Trot October 24, 2026

Pruitt Trailhead Dunnellon, FL

Due to construction at the Pruitt Trailhead, this race will be moved to the Shangri-La Trailhead and Campground for 2026:

12788 SW 69th Ct, Ocala, FL 34473

Presented by Combat Racing

Get ready for a Halloween trail race like no other! The Greenway Trick 'R Trot is creeping back to the beautiful Florida Greenway with a 5K Run/Ruck, 10K, and a 5K+10K Challenge. Whether you're chasing a PR or just out to earn your treats on the trails, this race has something for every ghoul, goblin, and warrior.

Race Times:

5K Trail Race Starts at 5:45 pm 1 hour before sunset
10K Trail Race Starts at 6:45 pm just after dark
5K + 10K Challenge Double the distance, double the thrill. Run the 5K, catch your breath, then hit the trails again for the 10K. One night, two racesmaximum bragging rights.



Rucking Division Rules:

Carry the weight, earn a patch!

Want an extra challenge? Ruck it and carry your pack every step of the way. Ruck weight checks will be conducted at check-in

Minimum Weight:

Women: 20 lbs dry

Men under 150 lbs: 20 lbs dry

Men 150 lbs and over: 30 lbs dry

(Dry = no food, water, or worn gear. Verified at check-in.)

Pack Type: Must be a backpack/ruck worn on the backno vests or hand-carrying.

Carry It All: Ruck must stay with you for the entire race. No dropping or handoffs.

No Help: No outside assistance or weight sharing.



Bib Pickup:

Race Day at the Shangri-La Trailhead beginning at 4:45 pm, one hour before 5k race start until the 10k start at 6:45

Expect a spooky atmosphere, epic scenery, and hardcore fun as you race through a canopy of live oaks and moonlit trails. Costumes encouraged. Headlamps required for the 10K and Challenge.

Finisher medals for all participants.
Top awards for each event.
Hosted by Combat Racing Trail Tested. Combat Proven. Where Warriors Come to Race.

This Race is being held partially on the Florida Trail.

The Florida Trail (FT) is a 1,500-mile trail that extends from the Big Cypress National Preserve at the edge of the Everglades in south Florida to Gulf Islands National Seashore on Santa Rosa Island in the Florida panhandle. The trail is used by thru-hikers, day hikers, trail runners, and for events like the one you're signing up for now!

The FT provides opportunities for recreation in some of the most beautiful and unique landscapes in Florida, and it's made possible by the work of the Florida Trail Association (FTA) and thousands of volunteer hours. FTA relies on donations from trail users like you to sustain their volunteer work. As a participant in this event that uses the Florida Trail, we encourage you to make a donation to support these efforts and ensure the trail is protected and maintained for years to come (minimum suggested donation per participant of $25) . To learn more about the Florida Trail and make a donation, visit www.floridatrail.org/donate [https://www.floridatrail.org/donate].