C'mon Armageddon

Distances and entry

• 50K — $83.94
• 10 Miler — $51.20
• 5 Miler — $29.37

About C'mon Armageddon

C'mon Armageddon is designed to test runners through some of the most difficult, technical terrain on the East Coast. Located in northern NJ, these mountains will provide the home for the toughest race we offer. The course will take runners through boulder fields, river crossings and up mountain peaks to some of the best views in the state, including the New York City skyline!

You can choose to take on over 7000ft in the 50K or a 10 Miler covering over 2000ft or a 5 Miler covering about 1000ft. By the end of this race you'll be saying C'mon Armageddon! Bring on the end of the world!

This is a cupless event. Please bring your own hydration pack. Water & electrolyte mix will be available at the start/finish and at all aid stations.

Awards: Top male, female, and non-binary finishers. Brooks shoes (via Root Runners) awarded to top Male, Female, and Non-binary winners of the 50K.

Adaptive Athlete Policy: View policy here.

Mandatory Gear (50K only — checked at bib pickup):

• GPX on device (watch or phone)
• Headlamp
• Minimum 1L hydration
• Minimum 400 calories
• Outer layer or windbreaker

Aid Stations & Cutoffs:

• 50K Start: 7:00 AM
• 10 Miler & 5 Miler Start: 9:00 AM
• Aid Station #1 — Mile 5 of 50K / turnaround for 10 Miler / no spectators
• Aid Station #2 — Mile 10 of 50K / spectators allowed
• Aid Station #3 — Mile 15 of 50K / spectators allowed (limited parking)
• Aid Station #4 — Mile 19 of 50K / spectators allowed / pacing warning: 2:30PM
• Aid Station #5 — Mile 23 of 50K / spectators allowed / cutoff: 4PM — MUST HAVE HEADLAMP
• Final 50K cutoff: 7:00 PM

Cutoffs will be strictly enforced.

There is 1 aid station for the 10 Miler. There are no aid stations for the 5 Miler.

Zero Carbon Event: This is a zero carbon event. A $1 fee is included in your registration to offset the carbon emissions for your personal travel to and from the event. We partner with Native Energy to support a carbon offset project we believe in. We also collect monetary donations for a local non-profit.

Trail Mix Fund: In an effort to improve diversity in trail racing, the Trail Mix Fund pays race registration fees for runners who cannot afford it or aren't sure they belong in the sport. Apply here to have your registration fee waived.

Shoe Donations: Gently worn, used or new shoes are accepted for Sneakers 4 Good. Funds raised will go to our nonprofit partner, the NYNJ Trail Conference.