Cochran Mill Trail Race - 10.7 and 3.7 milers 2019

Short review

Only 25 miles from downtown Atlanta, Cochran Mill Park is located in Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia. Here you will see over 800 acres of woods, fields, streams, waterfalls, huge boulders, rock outcrops, wildflowers, mountain laurel, wildlife, and three historic mills.  We invite you to come race with us, experience the beauty, and enjoy your own adventure. We have two races distances so there is something for everyone!

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The 10.7 miler:

You will begin at 8:30am on a gravel road then enter the woods onto a flat to rolling Yellow loop. Once you reach the first stream, you will find a few more hills but also a lot more of the beautiful scenary the park has to offer. You will cross the famous Henry Mill Falls where you will get your feet wet a bit, then start a slow climb through a moderally challenging Red loop. We will bring you back over the falls where you will complete the Yellow loop to the flat finish and back to the field where we started.

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The 3.7 miler:

We will start you at 8:40am with the 10.7 miler and on the same gravel road as the 10.7 miler but send you off in the opposite direction. You will run about 0.3 miles before entering the rolling Yellow #7 trail. This brings you to the other side of the gravel road where you will then enter the woods for the rolling Yellow loop. You will have the same flat finish section as the 10.7 miler and exit the woods at the field.

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Note there is a $5 parking fee per Cochran Mill Park that will be collected at the entrance. All vehicles will be parked in a grassy field by the start of the race. Please bring cash and have it ready when you arrive at Cochran Mill Park.

No refunds, deferrals, or transfers are allowed.

We do not mail race shirts, swag bags, or awards. 

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Check out the race courses here. 

Every finisher will receive a soft cotton / poly blended short sleeved t-shirt. We will also have age group awards for the following categories for both races: