South Carolina Mud Run & Obstacle Race Calendar 2025-2026

If you're an adrenaline junkie, fitness enthusiast, or simply seeking a thrilling outdoor adventure, you've arrived at the perfect destination. Our meticulously curated calendar is your gateway to the most exhilarating and challenging mud runs and obstacle races taking place in 2025 and 2026.

Prepare to conquer mud-slicked trails, scale towering walls, navigate through grueling obstacles, and push your physical and mental boundaries. Our mission is to provide you with all the essential information you need to plan your race year, including dates, locations, race details, and registration information.

Ultimutt Race

Greenville • 12 Apr 2025

The UltiMutt Race is a unique 5k obstacle event designed for dog and owner teams, taking place in Greenville, SC. Participants can choose between competitive and fun run options, navigating over 17 obstacles while bonding with their dogs. The event also features the Noble Dog Finisher's Festival, which includes food trucks, live music, and various pet-related activities.

A portion of the race fees and all donations support the Greenville County Animal Care shelter. Participants are encouraged to fundraise, with prizes for top fundraisers. The event promotes fitness and community engagement while supporting animal welfare. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

The Carolinas Spartan Trifecta Weekend, taking place at Johnson Family Farm in Newberry, South Carolina, features a series of challenging obstacle course races designed for participants of all skill levels. Competitors can choose from various distances, including the Sprint (5K), Super (10K), Beast (21K), and Ultra (50K), each with a unique set of obstacles. Additionally, there is a Kids Race for younger participants. This event not only tests physical and mental endurance but also honors those who serve and protect their communities. Participants can earn exclusive medals and enjoy a memorable race experience amidst scenic trails and rugged terrain. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.