Are you in it for The Long Run? The Long Run will feature a give or take 5 mile loop around Jacobsburg State Park on a mixture of single track and gravel trails. The start and finish will be at the Equestrian Parking Lot. The loop has approximately 450 feet of elevation change. Those competing […]
About the Hurricane 100k Welcome to Hurricane 100k trail run and relay in Hurricane, West Virginia brought to you by the City of Hurricane, the Dumont Tri County YMCA, and a host of local sponsors. Get ready to race for a total prize purse of $10,000! The Hurricane Hundred 100K Trail Race and Relay is […]
Welcome to the City of Hurricane Crush Run to benefit the Meeks Mountain Trail Alliance. Join us on Saturday, February 8th, for the Crush Run Trail 10 miler, 5k run or hike, and Kids Run. All proceeds go to support further development and maintenance of Meeks Mountain Trails Alliance. Get Ready to Crush it and […]
This race offers two options, a 30K and 50K length event. Both events will offer a 10 hour cut off time, the 30K will pass 2 aid stations and the 50K will pass 4 aid stations. This race consists of smooth rolling single track trails with no repeat loops so you will never see the […]
Join Lassen Land and Trails Trust at Susanville Ranch Park on May 11, 2024 as we showcase the region’s premiere trail system with the 29th Annual Paiute Meadows Trail Run! While the 4.5-mile course is the cornerstone of all race distances, the additional 50K, Half-Marathon, 30K, and 50K 2-person Relay deliver an experience to rival […]
The Klondike Ultra Running Event is held at Fort Assiniboine Sandhills Wildland Provincial Park. Ancient sand dunes, some sections very sandy. The forest floor is covered in moss and makes this race very unique. Camping beside the Start/Finish. All the courses run clockwise using the majority of the park and running along the clearwater creek […]
Moose Mountain Trail Races is a breathtaking 16KM, 29KM, 42KM & 50KM, solo mountain trail race event in the Kananaskis Country park system, Alberta. MMTR, hosted by Lewiston Ultra Events is inspired by community. This grassroots trail event has been a part of run community for over 30 years and is the oldest trail event […]
This is an out and back race on rail trails in SW Wisconsin. The Badger Trail and the Sugar River Trail are both flat, soft, scenic trails which contain trestle bridges, scenic vistas. This will be a very nice race. Great for first timers. Well stocked and festive aid station. Great local community involvement. This […]
Cumberland is known for its world-class trail network and the fall is a beautiful time to enjoy it. Be prepared for pristine single track, winding cross-country trails and twisting forest paths. You can be sure there will be a few ups and downs again in this year’s race 😉 Choose from the 3K X-Country Romp […]
Welcome to the Siuslaw Dunes! These beautiful and challenging point to point runs offer fun early season 50K, 20 mile and 12K races that traverse a wild tapestry of coastal terrain, including ancient open sand dunes with “tree islands”, old growth rainforest, stream fords and remote ocean beaches. The races are staged at historic Honeyman State […]
Welcome to The Big Alta, the latest collaborative trail running event from Freetrail and Daybreak Racing, located in trail-famous Marin County, California! With every step, these thoughtfully crafted single-loop courses provide an unforgettably scenic trail race experience. On the home trails of Freetrail, The Big Alta offers two race distance options: a tough, inspiring 50K, […]
Tour de Lizard the mountain bike race traces its origins back to 2001. All of these years as we’re prepping the trail for race weekend we couldn’t help but think what a magical place it would be for an ultra trail run! This is your lucky year, because this year we’re making it happen! Saturday […]
Fort Ebey State Park is a scenic destination in the middle of Whidbey Island. Originally acquired to protect Puget Sound from naval invasion, its stunning beachfront bluffs have commanding views onto the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Runners will line up at the Gun Battery picnic area, perfectly situated to take in the Olympic Mountains, […]
The fifty-one acres of dense forest that separate the urban neighborhoods of Montlake and Capitol Hill comprise Interlaken Park, named for a summer resort in Switzerland. Here you’ll find towering trees, an enchanting collection of dirt trails and a tree-canopied, wide, paved road that’s closed to motorized traffic and served as the principal bicycle and buggy […]
A sanctuary for birds, deer, bobcats, and black bear, Soaring Eagle Regional Park is also a quiet sanctuary for humans. Six hundred acres of forest and wetlands interrupt miles of suburban homes on the edge of the flat Sammamish Plateau and are host to 12 miles of trail that walkers, runners, mountain bikers, and equestrians enjoy. The […]
Situated on the northeast shoreline of Lake Washington, Saint Edward State Park is a gem of the Washington State Park system. The beauty of its natural forest areas and undeveloped waterfront, its proximity to the Eastside and Seattle population centers, and its well-maintained amenities, including historic buildings, convenient parking, pleasant picnic areas, a phenomenal children’s play structure, […]
Situated on a peninsula surrounded by Lake Washington, Seward Park provides perhaps one of the greatest contrasts in Seattle: 100+ acres of old growth forest, just minutes from the city center. The run route follows a loop that is almost entirely in the forest, so there is ample opportunity to enjoy what the Friends of Seward […]
Redmond Watershed Preserve is known for its especially well-groomed trails, gently rolling hills, and forests thick with fern. Novices appreciate that there is less to trip on and more room to pass than other more technical venues, while veterans enjoy besting their personal records on the smooth dirt carpet. So lace up, grab your beanie, and brighten up […]
Nestled just north of the University District, Ravenna Park is a forest-filled ravine and a green retreat for city dwellers. According to Seattle Parks & Recreation, a local realtor named Ravenna Park after “an Italian seacoast town that was famous for its pine trees, where poets, warriors, and statesmen once strolled in a state of euphoria…” Experience […]
One perk of the Pacific Northwest’s winter drizzle is that places like Carkeek Park are lush and green, brightening up even the grayest of days. Plus, our bountiful water gives us stunning views, such as the sight of the Olympic Mountains across the water from Carkeek’s beach. Most importantly for trail runners, Carkeek is also home to six miles […]
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