
Sadlers Creek Stumble (32 Hour - 26.2 - 13.1 - 10k) is a running, trail running, and ultra race on October 17, 2026 in Anderson, SC, with entry fees from $40 to $95.
From the Organizer
A fall trail running and camping experience for the whole family 🏕
“A 6.8-mile loop on a Lake Hartwell peninsula, gently winding through quiet woods, along lakeshore trails, and past cozy campsites. One lap for the 10K, two for the half, four for the marathon, or fifteen if you are taking on the 32 Hour. Tall pines, gentle lake breezes, campfires crackling as runners come in from long loops.
The loop is mostly trail — about 80% — with a sprinkle of gravel, pavement, and a dash of sand, and 380 feet of gain per lap spread across a few rolling hills on a wide, runnable surface. It is the sort of course that flatters a first ultra: nothing technical enough to hurt you, but enough terrain to make the distance feel earned.
The camping is a real part of this one, not an afterthought. Book a lakefront site through the park, or take primitive tent and car camping in the adjacent parking lot right next to the course, about 150 meters from the main trailhead. Hot post-run soup, pancakes, and campfire camaraderie wait at the finish, along with music and a post-race hangout full of good vibes and great stories.
| What | Sadlers Creek Stumble — 32 Hour (15 loops), Marathon (4 loops), Half Marathon (2 loops), and 10K (1 lap) |
| When | Saturday, October 17, 2026 — all races begin at 8:45 AM |
| Where | Sadlers Creek State Park, Anderson, SC |
| Address | 940 Sadlers Creek Rd, Anderson, SC 29626 |
| Packet Pickup | Begins 60 minutes before your race at the Activity Center. Once you park in the ball field, continue down the road about 400 meters to pick up your race bib, which is also where the race starts. No proxy pickups, though you can register from your phone until the races start. |
| Time Limit | 32 hours to complete all distances. If you are unable to finish the distance you signed up for, you may drop down to the next furthest distance. |
Each 6.8-mile loop gently winds through quiet woods, along lakeshore trails, and past cozy campsites. Mostly trail (80%), with a sprinkle of gravel, pavement, and a dash of sand, and 380 feet of gain per lap. Looped and lightly rolling, with tall pines, gentle lake breezes, a few rolling hills, and a wide, runnable surface.
View Course Map →When you enter Sadlers Creek State Park, make the first left-hand turn and follow directional arrows to the ball field, where parking is. There is a $5 special use permit fee that covers your entry into the park regardless of whether you hold a State Park Pass.
A fully stocked aid station at the start/finish line of the race, hit once per 6.8-mile loop.
Available snacks:
Hot post-run soup Fresh post-race pancakesHydration:
Fully stocked aid station at the start/finish Wildly Charged hydration sampleComplimentary professional race photos capture the grit and the glory — hang around at the finish line and celebrate.
Every Upstate Race Series event is part of the Upstate Giving Series, which connects our 30 races with 30 nonprofit organizations serving communities across the Upstate. Your registration and any donation you add at checkout go to work close to home — you are not just running a race, you are funding the work of a neighbor.
Upstate Giving Series Age Group Categories 0–9 10–12 13–16 17–19 20–29 30–34 35–39 40–44 45–49 50–54 55–59 60–64 65–69 70–79 80+$5 Discount & Refund for Groups with 5+ Members
The Upstate Running Club welcomes all local and regional running clubs to our events — the more the merrier. Calling all running clubs and social run groups: Upstate Race Series welcomes crews of all kinds to join the fun. Whether your squad is full of weekend warriors, sunrise chasers, or runners motivated by the promise of a cold drink at the finish, we've got an event for you.
Sign up, share with friends and local running clubs, and cash in on race discounts and refunds when your team, run club, or band of misfits hits 5 runners or more.
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| • | Transfer your entry to another runner |
| • | Switch to a different distance at this race |
| • | Transfer your entry to a different Upstate Race Series event |
| • | Update your personal details — name, address, emergency contact, shirt size |
| • | Manage add-ons, store items, and apparel purchases |
All entries are final. We do not offer refunds or deferrals — but every option above stays open to you right up to race day, so a change of plans does not have to mean a wasted entry.
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Typical High
73°
Typical Low
51°
Based on US Climate Normals data from Hartwell Dam, 6 mi from the venue.
Host City
City Elevation
749 ft
Nearest Airport
GSP
Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport · 40 mi
Major Hub
CLT
Charlotte Douglas International Airport · 112 mi
Time Zone
Eastern Time
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