Out and back with a loop, on 4wd dirt roads in the Eastern High Sierra foothills, near Bishop
California. 50 mile event has 7800' vertical gain, 15 hour cutoff. High altitude (25 miles of
course is above 7000'), exposed, dry, long uphill and downhill stretches. Benefits the Northern
Inyo Hospital Foundation.

Out and back with a loop, on 4wd dirt roads in the Eastern High Sierra foothills, near Bishop
California. 100k event has 9800' vertical gain, 19 hour cutoff. High altitude (25 miles of course
is above 7000'), exposed, dry, long uphill and downhill stretches. Benefits the Northern Inyo
Hospital Foundation.

Out and back with a loop, on 4wd dirt roads in the Eastern High Sierra foothills, near Bishop
California. 50k mile event has 5000' vertical gain, 15 hour cutoff. High altitude,exposed, dry,
long uphill and downhill stretches. Benefits the Northern Inyo Hospital Foundation.

5.375 mi (.72 mile loop + 4.655 mile loop) in Redmond Watershed Preserve. Last 2 hours will be run
on the .72 mile section of the trail.

Giant's Causeway Crossing - Overview and description Registration and race briefing will be held in
the conference suite in the Mill Rest Youth Hostel, Bushmills. The celebration meal and awards
ceremony will be held in the Bayview Hotel, Portballintrae. Welcome to Ireland and the Giant's
Causeway. Peter Ferris MBE (Irish Marathon Record Holder) after running the shorter Causeway Coast
Marathon: – “For me the Causeway Coast Marathon was a real cracker full of stunning, mind
blowing world class scenery. It was the best ever marathon in my life and I have over 350 of them
run from North Pole to Antarctica, from Mount Everest to Sahara Desert and the Causeway Coast
Marathon is way out in front!” The 100k Ultra will start just outside the town of Ballycastle and
will follow the roads and forest paths towards the world famous Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge. From
here participants will follow the Causeway Coast Way which skirts the cliff path along the headlands
of the Giants Causeway and passes stretches of sandy beach before reaching the quaint village of
Portballintrae. The highlight of this section is a run through the Giants Causeway and a chance to
grab a quick picture as you do so! From Portballintrae the route follows a coastal path past
Dunluce Castle, through the towns of Portrush and Portstewart before turning on Portstewart strand
and retracing the route back to the finish point close to Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge. This run
covers a route along one of the most spectacular coastlines in the whole of the UK and past one of
the most photographed places in the world The Giants Causeway. The entire route passes through
magnificent coastline scenery with fine views of wide bays, sandy beaches, dramatic cliffs and off -
shore rocks, all of which characterise the Causeway Coast, making its beauty and uniqueness world
famous. Deserted ruins of castles, churches, cairns and forts mark the route and speak of transient
time. Defiant Dunluce stands on a cliff, resisting the incessant waves below. Mussenden Temple mocks
the harsh cliff face below and the ruined mansion behind. Irish chieftains fought and won possession
of lands, a castle and a friary in Antrim. Myths and legends abound with ghosts and giants
associated with coastal and inland places. To travel along the Causeway Coastal Route is to
experience one of the most dramatic routes in the world. A recent pole placed the Antrim Coast
section of the Causeway Coastal Route in 5th place in a list of the world’s most spectacular
views. Some eighty miles of stunning coastline will transport you past rugged and windswept cliffs,
spectacular scenery and fabulous unspoilt beaches. It’s a coastline sprinkled with historic
castles, churches and forts. Many are now just ruins but each holds the memories of a mysterious and
heroic past. The entire route of both events will be fully waymarked with high levels of support
along the way. Ireland is calling you to come and run along the route of this fantastic race. So
come race and then raise a pint or two of Guinness among new friends at the post race
celebrations. We'll see you there.

The must-do event on the Australian ultra-running calendar through the magnificent World Heritage
listed Blue Mountains National Park. Join the running legends from around the world and take on
your own demons to gain the coveted TNF100 belt buckle.

6th annual race across the islands of the Florida Keys. A difficult and competitive event.
Spectacular scenery. Finish on the sand in Key West where the party begins!

6th annual race across the islands of the Florida Keys. A difficult and competitive event.
Spectacular scenery. Finish on the sand in Key West where the party begins!

Joining the spectacular The North Face 100 is a new 50km event. A shorter counterpart but still
encompassing the magnificent views and terrain of the World Heritage listed Blue Mountains National
Park. 13 hour time limit.

50 mile point to point trail run along the North Downs Way National trail just south of London. 3rd
annual.

Playin’ Possum 50K trail run, the Columbus area's first trail ultramarathon! Located in the
beautiful, Delaware State Park, the Course offers a variety of scenic terrain, which is very
runnable and less technical than some trail ultramarathons. This race is ideal for both first time
and veteran ultra runners alike! ​ Team Possum celebrates the friendship and community
that is created and fostered on the trails and our hope is that you will join us for what we know
will be an fantastic event! All of the proceeds from this event will benefit the Special Olympics,
an organization near and dear to us! ​ Whether you run ultras every weekend, or this is
your FIRST, we want you to be a part of this special event. Each participant will receive an
awesome, gender-specific, technical race shirt, and all finishers will receive a unique finisher
award. Also, if this is your first ultra, you will receive special recognition on race day! Feel
free to contact us with any questions!

Course Description: Certified NJ13501JHP, NJ13502JHP, NJ13503JHP 1.000 miles flat loop on
pavement and crushed gravel Will be a 1 mile loop for 2013, with a special start line for those
only trying for a Marathon or 50K finish. Certified Marathon Course (NJ13502JHP) Certified
50K Course (NJ13503JHP) Certified 50 Mile Time - will be exactly 50 laps Certified 100
Mile Time - will be exactly 100 laps Lit course at night Leader board updated hourly and
visible each lap Heated bathrooms with shower facilities on course You don't run
though them but the course goes in front of them Full kitchen to provide hot and cold food at
Aid Station Access to Kitchen to cook your own food Plenty of parking Grassy
areas for tents, close to the aid station, Start Finish area or further away for quieter nights
Spots available for RV Parking Address is 37 Plains Rd. Augusta NJ 07822

Course Description: Certified NJ13501JHP, NJ13502JHP, NJ13503JHP 1.000 miles flat loop on
pavement and crushed gravel Will be a 1 mile loop for 2013, with a special start line for those
only trying for a Marathon or 50K finish. Certified Marathon Course (NJ13502JHP) Certified
50K Course (NJ13503JHP) Certified 50 Mile Time - will be exactly 50 laps Certified 100
Mile Time - will be exactly 100 laps Lit course at night Leader board updated hourly and
visible each lap Heated bathrooms with shower facilities on course You don't run
though them but the course goes in front of them Full kitchen to provide hot and cold food at
Aid Station Access to Kitchen to cook your own food Plenty of parking Grassy
areas for tents, close to the aid station, Start Finish area or further away for quieter nights
Spots available for RV Parking Address is 37 Plains Rd. Augusta NJ 07822

Course Description: Certified NJ13501JHP, NJ13502JHP, NJ13503JHP 1.000 miles flat loop on
pavement and crushed gravel Will be a 1 mile loop for 2013, with a special start line for those
only trying for a Marathon or 50K finish. Certified Marathon Course (NJ13502JHP) Certified
50K Course (NJ13503JHP) Certified 50 Mile Time - will be exactly 50 laps Certified 100
Mile Time - will be exactly 100 laps Lit course at night Leader board updated hourly and
visible each lap Heated bathrooms with shower facilities on course You don't run
though them but the course goes in front of them Full kitchen to provide hot and cold food at
Aid Station Access to Kitchen to cook your own food Plenty of parking Grassy
areas for tents, close to the aid station, Start Finish area or further away for quieter nights
Spots available for RV Parking Address is 37 Plains Rd. Augusta NJ 07822

Course Description: Certified NJ13501JHP, NJ13502JHP, NJ13503JHP 1.000 miles flat loop on
pavement and crushed gravel Will be a 1 mile loop for 2013, with a special start line for those
only trying for a Marathon or 50K finish. Certified Marathon Course (NJ13502JHP) Certified
50K Course (NJ13503JHP) Certified 50 Mile Time - will be exactly 50 laps Certified 100
Mile Time - will be exactly 100 laps Lit course at night Leader board updated hourly and
visible each lap Heated bathrooms with shower facilities on course You don't run
though them but the course goes in front of them Full kitchen to provide hot and cold food at
Aid Station Access to Kitchen to cook your own food Plenty of parking Grassy
areas for tents, close to the aid station, Start Finish area or further away for quieter nights
Spots available for RV Parking Address is 37 Plains Rd. Augusta NJ 07822

The Superior 50 KM Trail Race is an out-and-back (100% trail) ultramarathon which traverses the
Sawtooth Mountain Range on the Superior Hiking Trail in the far reaches northern Minnesota . The
course parallels Lake Superior, the greatest freshwater lake in the world, climbs to near 2000′
peaks with breath-taking vistas of the lake and inland forests and crosses whitewater rivers and
serene streams while meandering through mystic Boreal forests. The race starts and finishes at
Caribou Highlands Resort in Lutsen Minnesota. Runners will have access to 4 aid stations between the
start and finish.

Also a 100-km and a 50-km.

Come Ride the Wind of the Cottonwood Valley Trails! The course has been redesigned to include both
the north and south sides of Red Rock National Conservation Area, as well as the New 33 Loop. Do
not miss the opportunity to experience the incredible vistas and vast array of desert landscape.

Come Ride the Wind of the Cottonwood Valley Trails! The course has been redesigned to include both
the north and south sides of Red Rock National Conservation Area, as well as the New 33 Loop. Do
not miss the opportunity to experience the incredible vistas and vast array of desert landscape.

This 4th annual race was Rainshadow Running's first ultra in the world famous Methow Valley. This
mountain trail race is known for it's views of the surrounding snow capped North Cascades Mountains
and the numerous wildflowers in full bloom. fun course with a good amount of elevation gain. beer
pizza and live bluegrass at the finish

Rainshadow Running's first ultra in the world famous Methow Valley. This mountain trail race is
known for it's views of the surrounding snow capped North Cascades Mountains and the numerous
wildflowers in full bloom. fun course with a good amount of elevation gain. beer pizza and live
bluegrass at the finish

The Ohlone Wilderness 50K Trail Run is a point-to-point race traversing the entire Ohlone Wilderness
Trail, a tough 31 mile distance run on trails and fire roads. The trail crosses sections of four
East Bay Regional Parklands: Mission Peak Regional Preserve, Sunol Regional Wilderness, Ohlone
Regional Wilderness, and Del Valle Regional Park.

The course is within the Skyline Ridge, Long Ridge, and Russian Ridge Open Space Preserves. The
majority of the course is along the Bay Area Ridge Trail with spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean
and Santa Cruz Mountains.

Please join Sage Rat Run on May 19, 2013, for two great fun runs. On Sunday, May 19, we have a 50k
Ultra and a 15k trail run, called The Dirty Rat. The runs are through the empty vast wheat fields on
top of Horse Heaven Hills. Both start and finish in Prosser, Washington. Run a 12k or Half
Marathon on Saturday, then run The Dirty Rat 15k or 50k Ultra on Sunday and receive a specialty
“Rat Deux” medal for your efforts. Sage Rat Run is designed to bring communities together for
a happy healthy fun run event. Proceeds go to benefit the PMH Foundation and the Ronald McDonald
House, other charities and causes. In exchange for your participation, we will attempt to
entertain you, provide you with your choice of mens, ladies or youth sized Tech Shirt, and for those
who complete any of the runs, a cool Finishing Medal and more. Our Finishing Medals feature a
different design every year. The 2013 medals will be custom metal, large, unique and will
incorporate the Mount Saint Helens Eruption (May 18, 1980). Rats and Volcanos - don’t miss out. We
believe that our finishing medals are one of the best and most unique around. On Sunday, we
offer the 50k Ultra and 15k, both are $35.00 Early Registration, basic hard core trail runs with the
support you need to finish. Register for the “Rat Deux”, a run on Saturday and another on Sunday
and receive a special finisher medal. More info at Sage Rat Run.com.

The 5th Annual Run for the Heroes/Run Across Georgia is now open for registration. Visit
www.runfortheheroes.com to find out more information. To register or support a relay team/individual
runner in their effort to run 260 miles over Memorial Day weekend please visit:
http://www.firstgiving.com/HouseofHeroesCVC.

500 Mile Trail Running race in the Green Mountains of VERMONT! 10 mile loops with 1300 feet of
vertical per loop. 10 day time limit - 240 Hours

Rolling 9.6 mile trail loop with 900 ft of elevation per loop. 200 mile starting on Thursday May 23
will perform 21 loops reversing direction every other loop with a short initial out and back. 150
mile starts Friday May 24 and will run 16 loops. 100 mile will start Saturday May 25 with 3 mile out
and back initially. Two aid stations per loop, one at start/finish of loop and another halfway.

The Clube de Montanha do Funchal organizes from 23 to 25 May 2013, the 5th edition of MIUT ® -
Madeira Island Ultra Trail. As director of the event, it's a great satisfaction to welcome all
who wish to participate in this trail running event. In the previous edition, more than 300 athletes
from 16 different nationalities participated, which made us very happy! It is for us, without a
doubt, a huge honor to organize this event on an island that, beyond it's recognized touristic
attributes, offers excellent conditions for practicing this sport. For both, Clube de Montanha do
Funchal spared no efforts to offer the best of this island, trying always to combine the challenge
with many natural beauties along the existing routes. Once again we tried to innovate, going against
the expectations of many trailers, and instead of the traditional three courses, we offer four
(UT115 - UT85 - T42 - T20). Due to logistic matters and many requests, we once again changed the
direction of the race, now starting in Porto Moniz (UT85 and UT115) and finishing on the eastern
part of the island, in Machico. 5 minutes from the airport and with a wide range of hotel
accommodation nearby ... The big news has to do precisely with the offer of UT115, a race with
more distance and elevation than its predecessor, and it now awards 4 access points towards the UTMB
(The North Face® Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc® ). It keeps a large part of the profile of the
previous UT100, but with a descent into the valley of the Nuns (Curral das Freiras), crossing Curral
Jangão, Chãoda Relvinha, Fajã Escura, Fajã do Capitão path, and climb up to the Boca Torrinhas
where it drifts right in the path that connects the Encumeada with Pico Ruivo ... This race demands
good conditioning, only advisable to 'tough squad', athletes with a high endurance capacity
... The UT85 is also a crossing, but with less elevation gain and loss than the UT115, and aims
to be as straight as possible towards Machico. A race that demands a high level, only advisable for
athletes with some background ... T42, the 'marathon distance', will start near the Pico Areeiro
and is mostly downhill. The athlete require some specific training ... Finally, the T20, a race
for participants wishing to start up in this "lifestyle". Starting at Portela, will leave the area
with a flat profile and mostly head downhill towards Machico. I am proud to again be part of a
team deeply cognizant of the reality of Madeiran mountain, and I am proud that the colaborators at
the right time and voluntarily give their invaluable contribution to MIUT. We strongly believe
that this event will have all the brilliance awaited and will be an extra incentive to all who are
here to stay a while longer or, perhaps, to return one day. Welcome to the 5th edition of
MIUT! The director of MIUT, Nuno Gonçalves

Rolling 9.6 mile trail loop with 900 ft of elevation per loop. 200 mile starting on Thursday May 23
will perform 21 loops reversing direction every other loop with a short initial out and back. 150
mile starts Friday May 24 and will run 16 loops. 100 mile will start Saturday May 25 with 3 mile out
and back initially. Two aid stations per loop, one at start/finish of loop and another halfway.

Held in late May, the Sulphur Springs Trail Race takes place in the beautiful Dundas Valley and is
part of the Hamilton Conservation Ontario, located 60 miles west of Toronto. This race boasts 97%
groamed trail and 3% road. In its 21st year, Sulphur Springs is a must for the trail runner. It is
a 20km looped course, with each loop gaining approx 1,500 feet of ascent (descent).

Held in late May, the Sulphur Springs Trail Race takes place in the beautiful Dundas Valley and is
part of the Hamilton Conservation Ontario, located 60 miles west of Toronto. This race boasts 97%
groamed trail and 3% road. In its 21st year, Sulphur Springs is a must for the trail runner. It is
a 20km looped course, with each loop gaining approx 1,500 feet of ascent (descent).

Out-and-back course, 100% trail, shaded, over 10 miles along the National Wild and Scenic Chattooga
River. Hills, rocks, roots, some technical sections, challenging. Three fully-stocked aid stations,
food at the finish, no entry fee, no cut-off times, finisher's awards

Nanny Goat 12 hour 24 hour 100 Mile race take place on a Horse boarding facility. The course is 1
mile with mixed surface grass, dirt, asphalt. NO CREWS REQUIRED Timing is by chip with results
being posted on the barn wall and on the internet in real time... it appeals to party runners and
serious 24 hour competitors alike. Runners achieving 86 miles in 24 hours earn a 4 hr bonus and may
continue to 100 miles.

24 hr timed event around a 1.55 mile loop on a asphalt path around a beautiful park that offers many
spectator activities. Full aid station for any runner's palate. Electronic lap counting for accurate
distances.

12 hr. run timed event on an asphalt 1.55 mile loop around a beautiful park. Many activities for
spectators during the run. Full Aid station for all runner's palate.

6 hr timed event on a 1.55 mile loop asphalt course around a beautiful course. Many activities for
spectators during the run. Full Aid station for all runner's palate.

The JMTR races take place in the scenic Jemez mountains in Northern New Mexico. The course is on
technical trails with a substantial amount of elevation change. The 50k and 50 mile events include
extremely steep climbs and descents on very technical terrain. On the course, runners will
experience high altitude (over 10,000 feet above sea level), scree fields, stream crossings, fallen
trees, and other obstacles.

The JMTR races take place in the scenic Jemez mountains in Northern New Mexico. The course is on
technical trails with a substantial amount of elevation change. The 50k and 50 mile events include
extremely steep climbs and descents on very technical terrain. On the course, runners will
experience high altitude (over 10,000 feet above sea level), scree fields, stream crossings, fallen
trees, and other obstacles.

Rolling 9.6 mile loop with 900 feet of elevation gain per loop. 200 mile runners start May 23 and
will run 21 loops, reversing direction each loop with a short out and back initially. 150 mile
runners will start Friday May 24 and will run 16 loops. 100 mile runners will start Saturday May 25
and will run 3 miles out and back before running 10 loops. Two aid station, one at start/finish and
another halfway.

Right in Sammamish, Soaring Eagle is a very popular destination for runners and hikers alike with
easy to access trailheads. Born to Run has teamed up with Evergreen Trail Runs to bring you the
second Born to Run Trail Run at Soaring Eagle Park. Whether you run barefoot, in minimalist
shoes or haven't made the transition, we encourage all trail runners to come out and enjoy what
nature has to offer! We'll have some great raffle prizes and once again, award the Silver Monkey
award to the person the most embodies the spirit of barefoot running. The distances offered are
5 Mile, 10 Mile, Marathon and 50K. For views of the trails, check out pictures by Glenn Tachiyama
from previous years. A fully stocked Aid Station at Mile 4, and one at Start/Finish will give
runners plenty of places to fuel up. We will have water, Nuun, PBJ sandwiches, organic fruit,
cookies, pretzels and more. And as always there will be pizza, chips, chocolates, cookies, an
assortment of beverages and fruit, plus other goodies after the race. Looking forward to seeing
you out there!

Welcome to the Bayside to Bayside 50mi ULTRA/Team Relay. The event is a 50mi ULTRA Marathon and Team
Relay. 2-4 person teams will enjoy scenic Cape Cod and the quiet dirt trails of Plymouth. Eat, Drink
and Party at the finish with DJ and bartender.

COURSE: Hilly out and back on mostly dirt and gravel roads in Medicine Bow National Forest. Begins
at 8,700 feet. Weather is variable. Temperature is 40-60 degrees. Please see website for course
profile and map.

Suburban Ultra marathon offering a 25k, 50k and 50 Mile option. Great course featuring 90% trail
along Pennypack creek. Not too hard, doable for firsttimers, but interesting enough for speedy
mountain goats. Like every uberendurancesports event: Great german awards and food post race.

Suburban Ultra within the citylimits of Philadelphia. Great course along Pennypack creek, featuring
90% trail. Very doable race for first timers , but interesting enough for speedy mountain goats.
Like every uberendurancesports event: Great german awards and food post race.

Participants in the 50 mile race will complete a 3.5 mile loop, then 3 laps of the 25km course. The
race course is a 25 kilometer off-road roller coaster on well-maintained XC trails that twist, turn,
and roll their way through forests and across pastoral, working farmland. The trails are level, wide
(12′), and non-technical with no roots or rocks, but very hilly. Although there are no major
climbs the rolling terrain is unrelenting. The surface of the trails is mainly grass and dirt
sprinkled with pine needles, pine cones, twigs, and small stones. From time to time runners will be
directed off the main trail system and into fields. In the fields the course will follow a path cut
by local farmers using their haying equipment. The grass is rough and can vary in height in
different places. Some of the cut grass may still be on the path making running more difficult.
There are no stream crossings on the course per-se, however, the grass in the fields can be very wet
in the morning, and there may be wet and muddy spots if it rains just before the race. The paths in
the fields are often not level, tilting severely in all directions. Trail running shoes are not
necessary, but they are recommended.

Participants in the 50km race will complete 2 laps of the 25km course. The race course is a 25
kilometer off-road roller coaster on well-maintained XC trails that twist, turn, and roll their way
through forests and across pastoral, working farmland. The trails are level, wide (12′), and
non-technical with no roots or rocks, but very hilly. Although there are no major climbs the rolling
terrain is unrelenting. The surface of the trails is mainly grass and dirt sprinkled with pine
needles, pine cones, twigs, and small stones. From time to time runners will be directed off the
main trail system and into fields. In the fields the course will follow a path cut by local farmers
using their haying equipment. The grass is rough and can vary in height in different places. Some of
the cut grass may still be on the path making running more difficult. There are no stream crossings
on the course per-se, however, the grass in the fields can be very wet in the morning, and there may
be wet and muddy spots if it rains just before the race. The paths in the fields are often not
level, tilting severely in all directions. Trail running shoes are not necessary, but they are
recommended.

This is an all trail 50k and 3 person 50k relay race. All finishers get an award.

50 Mile, 100 Mile, 200 MIle Ultramarathon in the Green Mountains of Vermont. 10 Mile loops Rugged
Terrain

An alpine course that is consistently ready to run by June each year and rewards runners with
unbelievable views of the hoodoos unique to the Paunsaugunt plateau, which is shared with Bryce
Canyon National Park. Anyone logging more than 100K will receive an official finishing time and
medallion, while those that go the full distance will receive a unique hand crafted buckle. Wood
fired pizza for runners at pre-race check in.

200km - 6 stages The first ever international running event in Bhutan. Start at the most beautiful
Dzong in Bhutan, Punakha Dzong and finish at the most spectacular and mystic monastery on earth,
Taktshang Goemba (Tiger's Nest)

Single loop, 95% single track trails through aspen groves, pine forests, grassy meadows, and rocky
ridges with snow capped views of the Continental Divide. 9000 ft. of Climbing and descending
between 7,500 ft. and 9,500 ft. elevation. Benefit for Colorado Mountain Club's Youth Education
Program. Post race festivities include: meal, 7 piece marimba band, EXPO, massage, and yoga
stretching from Gaiam. $1600 in cash prizes and professional chip timing.

The Round The Island sailing race is an annual, famous event which up to 2000 yachts take part in
every year, from professional racers on huge yachts to amateurs and families on their smaller
boats. So we thought wouldn’t it be fun to run a Round The Island Race on the same
weekend. We will run clockwise round the island which will mean that amongst the stunning views
of the main land and the English Channel we will be able to see all the boats come around the Island
as the afternoon goes on. We will be in West Cowes Friday night. The place will be buzzing with
yachties prior to the next days racing. This event will suit those who want a new challenge,
people looking for an alternative to running marathons, those training for events like the Marathon
des Sables or anyone who would just wants a fabulous scenic run around the Isle of Wight with a
great fun environment and great bunch of people. The event is open to runners and walkers.

Enjoy Live Music, a Beautiful Bonfire and a Fun Dynamic Course in this 12/24 hour individual and
team event! This is the fifth year the event has taken place as it has rotated to raise fund for
different charities both locally and internationally. There will be night and day divisions
including: 6, 12 & 24 individual Male; 6, 12 & 24 Individual Female, 6, 12 & 24 Hour Male Team,
Female Team and Co-ed Team. The course is a combination of wide grassy trails, simple wooded single
track, asphalt (.5 miles), fields and an occasional dirt road complete with wooden bridges and
canopied trails. It is predominately a soft rolling course that is anything but boring There are
two aid stations with fruit, chips, water, Gatorade, chicken broth and salty mixes all on route.
Pizza will be available that evening for the runners as well as a bonfire. Camping is free and
lodging is available.

Make this your South America Marathon. Run the ancient Inca Trail. Three passes and the finish atthe
legendary "Lost city of the Incas" - Machu Picchu!

Permanently marked 10.4 mile loop course with rolling hills entirely within Salt Fork State Park,
including hiking and bridle trails. Course is marked with pink blazes and permanent wooden signs.
Participants will complete a total of three (3) loops for the 50k distance. Over 4,000′ of
elevation gain and 4,000′ of elevation loss over the 50K distance.

Challenging and difficult, but beautiful loop course in the mountains above Provo, UT. 4 major
climbs. 14,000 elevation gain and loss. Last 10 miles drops over 4,000 feet to the finish. 15/16
years over 92% finish rate! Check out the web site for full details

You will find the trail to be about 80% wooded terrain; with the rest meandering through gentle
prairie or marsh areas. Part of the course will be a roller coaster of hills, with small rocks and
roots scattered about. Other sections will be gently rolling with relatively smooth running
surfaces. The pine sections give you that soft bed of pine needles that so many of us like to run
on. Though the hills are not long and/or especially steep, they can take a tremendous toll on you if
you attempt to run them. They are many and scattered throughout the course. "Silent Killers" is what
one local runner calls them.

You will find the trail to be about 80% wooded terrain; with the rest meandering through gentle
prairie or marsh areas. Part of the course will be a roller coaster of hills, with small rocks and
roots scattered about. Other sections will be gently rolling with relatively smooth running
surfaces. The pine sections give you that soft bed of pine needles that so many of us like to run
on. Though the hills are not long and/or especially steep, they can take a tremendous toll on you if
you attempt to run them. They are many and scattered throughout the course. "Silent Killers" is what
one local runner calls them.

Night Fun Run. You will find the trail to be about 80% wooded terrain; with the rest meandering
through gentle prairie. Part of the course will be a roller coaster of hills, with small rocks and
roots scattered about. Other sections will be gently rolling with relatively smooth running
surfaces. The pine sections give you that soft bed of pine needles that so many of us like to run
on. Though the hills are not long and/or especially steep, they can take a tremendous toll on you if
you attempt to run them. They are many and scattered throughout the course. "Silent Killers" is what
one local runner calls them.

RUN FOR AURORA 50 Mile and 50K Date: June 1st, 2013 Time: 7:00 am Location: Roxborough State
Park 4751 Roxborough Drive Roxborough , Colorado 80125 Take in the stunning trails of
Roxborough State Park, including dramatic red-rock formations, distinct plant communities, and a
host of wildlife ranging from black bears to mule deer, while running to benefit the Aurora Theatre
Victims! The course consists of a 10 mile loop trail, with a mix of technical trail and graded dirt
track. Runners will be challenged with 1000 foot elevation gain in the first 5 miles, then will be
rewarded with some stunning views of Roxborough park, and descend back through grassy meadows to the
main aid station and completion of the first loop. Runnerrs will then head out on graded park road
for the second loop of the course, and easy 2 mile loop offerring picturesque views of the park's
magnificent red rock formations. Using a cloverleaf pattern, runners will pass aid stations fully
stocked with water, electrolytes, Cytomax race fule, GU, fruit, bagels, cake, cookies, soda, and a
host of other goodies, 3 miles and 7 and 10 miles into the course. (Runners will pass this aid
station several times as the loop is run a total of 5 times. The aid station also operates as a drop
station for runners own drop bags. The race cutoff is 12 hours, and last loop cutoff is at 5
pm. 100% of proceeds of this event go to the Colorado Office for Victims Assistance to benefit
the victims of the Aurora Theatre Shooting. As this race is entirely supported through sponsorship
efforts, donations and volunteer support are welcomed to promote and host this event.   If you
are interested if signing up, visit
: http://www.active.com/ultra-marathon/roxborough-co/run-for-aurora-ultra-marathon-2013 If you
are interested in becoming a sponsor or volunteering for the Run For Aurora, email the race
director, claire@runwithitracing.com

RUN FOR AURORA 50 Mile and 50K Date: June 1st, 2013 Time: 7:00 am Location: Roxborough State
Park 4751 Roxborough Drive Roxborough , Colorado 80125 Take in the stunning trails of
Roxborough State Park, including dramatic red-rock formations, distinct plant communities, and a
host of wildlife ranging from black bears to mule deer, while running to benefit the Aurora Theatre
Victims! The course consists of a 10 mile loop trail, with a mix of technical trail and graded dirt
track. Runners will be challenged with 1000 foot elevation gain in the first 5 miles, then will be
rewarded with some stunning views of Roxborough park, and descend back through grassy meadows to the
main aid station and completion of the first loop. Runnerrs will then head out on graded park road
for the second loop of the course, and easy 2 mile loop offerring picturesque views of the park's
magnificent red rock formations. Using a cloverleaf pattern, runners will pass aid stations fully
stocked with water, electrolytes, Cytomax race fule, GU, fruit, bagels, cake, cookies, soda, and a
host of other goodies, 3 miles and 7 and 10 miles into the course. (Runners will pass this aid
station several times as the loop is run a total of 5 times. The aid station also operates as a drop
station for runners own drop bags. The race cutoff is 12 hours, and last loop cutoff is at 5
pm. 100% of proceeds of this event go to the Colorado Office for Victims Assistance to benefit
the victims of the Aurora Theatre Shooting. As this race is entirely supported through sponsorship
efforts, donations and volunteer support are welcomed to promote and host this event.   If you
are interested if signing up, visit
: http://www.active.com/ultra-marathon/roxborough-co/run-for-aurora-ultra-marathon-2013 If you
are interested in becoming a sponsor or volunteering for the Run For Aurora, email the race
director, claire@runwithitracing.com

35th Annual. The Old Dominion 100 Mile One Day Endurance Run is more than just a race. It is more
than just four marathons run back to back, it is the Old Dominion. One of the original ultra races
and the first 100 mile measured course. The Old Dominion stands for the tradition of each individual
against a difficult course, hot and humid weather, and the 24 hour time limit. A measured loop trail
through the Massanutten Mountains, Shenandoah River Valley, and Fort Valley Virginia. With 14
significant climbs, and 14,000 feet of gain.

RUN FOR AURORA 50 Mile and 50K Date: June 1st, 2013 Time: 7:00 am Location: Roxborough State
Park 4751 Roxborough Drive Roxborough , Colorado 80125 Take in the stunning trails of
Roxborough State Park, including dramatic red-rock formations, distinct plant communities, and a
host of wildlife ranging from black bears to mule deer, while running to benefit the Aurora Theatre
Victims! The course consists of a 10 mile loop trail, with a mix of technical trail and graded dirt
track. Runners will be challenged with 1000 foot elevation gain in the first 5 miles, then will be
rewarded with some stunning views of Roxborough park, and descend back through grassy meadows to the
main aid station and completion of the first loop. Runners will then head out on graded park road
for the second loop of the course, and easy 2 mile loop offering picturesque views of the park's
magnificent red rock formations. Using a cloverleaf pattern, runners will pass aid stations fully
stocked with water, electrolytes, Cytomax race fuel, GU, fruit, bagels, cake, cookies, soda, and a
host of other goodies, 3, 7 and 10 miles into the course. (Runners will pass aid stations several
times as the loop is run a total of 5 times. The aid station also operates as a drop station for
runners own drop bags. The 50 Mile race cutoff is 12 hours, and last loop cutoff is at 5 pm. The 50K
race cutoff is 8 hours, and the last loop cutoff is 2 pm. 100% of proceeds of this event go to
the Colorado Office for Victims Assistance to benefit the victims of the Aurora Theatre Shooting. As
this race is entirely supported through sponsorship efforts, donations and volunteer support are
welcomed to promote and host this event.   If you are interested if signing up, visit
: http://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=18674
http://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=18673 If you are interested in becoming a sponsor or
volunteering for the Run For Aurora, email the race director, claire@runwithitracing.com

The Great Falls section is highlighted by intense elevation changes with steep but manageable climbs
up to 300 feet. The River Trail covers what is widely known as the marquee section of the event: up
to three miles of tip-toeing and hopping along bluffs high above the Potomac River. The time it
takes to cover this section is offset by portions of undulating trail in the river basin. Race
distances included are: 5k, 10k, half marathon, marathon relay, marathon, 50k, 50 mile.

Whispering Pines Trail Run occurs on the plush pine needled single-track within the epic trail
system at Tyler State Park located 90 miles East of Dallas off Interstate-20, just north of downtown
Tyler, Texas. This scamper will challenge with its varied terrain as you run within the Texas
pineywoods. You will experience a few roots, a few rocks, with the majority being nicely groomed
single-track.

The Great Falls section is highlighted by intense elevation changes with steep but manageable climbs
up to 300 feet. The River Trail covers what is widely known as the marquee section of the event: up
to three miles of tip-toeing and hopping along bluffs high above the Potomac River. The time it
takes to cover this section is offset by portions of undulating trail in the river basin. Race
distances included are: 5k, 10k, half marathon, marathon relay, marathon, 50k, 50 mile.

Rockin’ Choccolocco 50K and Half Marathon Inaugural races will kick off at the Coleman Lake
Campground south of Heflin, AL on June 1, 2013. This section of the Pinhoti trail will be enjoyed by
first time trail runners, and veterans alike. This race has beautiful terrain consisting of lovely
rolling hills and exquisite lake views around many turns. For several miles, the trail runs parallel
along a sparkling creek, which ensures plenty of small creek crossings throughout the course.

50 milers will do the first 40 miles on the east side of Route 100 and then complete their last ten
miles on the west side. The 50 mile course is very scenic but also very demanding. Each loop has
2400 vertical feet of elevation change.

The course runs from Auburn across No Hands Bridge, up K2 on the Olmstead Loop to Cool, and back to
No Hands Bridge. There is a 10-hour time limit for all distances. Aid stations are located every
3.5-5 miles and will be stocked with hydration and nutrition options. 50K-ers depart Auburn
Overlook, cross No Hands Bridge, climb K2 on the Olmstead Loop to Cool, return to No Hands Bridge,
then complete a second loop up K2 and the Olmstead Loop and return to No Hands a second time before
returning to Auburn Overlook.

The Gobi March (China) is part of the 4 Deserts series which was again named by TIME magazine as the
#1 footrace in the world, and as one of the world’s top 10 endurance events. 4 Deserts is a series
of 250-kilometer footraces across the largest and most forbidding deserts on Earth including the
Gobi in China, the Atacama in Chile, the Sahara in Egypt and Antarctica. Each event is a six-day,
250-kilometer footrace. However, each individual must also carry his or her own gear, food and
clothing in a backpack. The only assistance provided is water (plenty), tents and medical
assistance. The average backpack weighs about 20 pounds (9 kilos).

The course travels through beautiful Redwood Regional Park. Enjoy spectacular views along the East
Ridge and West Ridge trails and wind through tall redwoods on the popular Stream and Bridle trails.
(Distances are accurately measured using a Rolatape® surveyor's measuring wheel.)

This is one of the oldest 100km runs of its kind and will be run for the 55th time this year. The
ultra distance event is also part of the European Ultramarathon Cup. The popular event includes
something for everybody, from a half marathon, to a five person 100km relay, to an individual, 100km
run. Unique Fact: The track covers one 100km loop, so you will never have to cover the same
ground. It starts at 10pm, so all participants will run through the night. All successful
competitors receive a certificate, finisher T-shirt and a medal. There is prize money for beating
the fastest ever times. Free transportation will be provided back to Biel and the event tent with
the shuttle bus from all sections.

Five repeats of a 6-mile loop and a 4-mile out-and-back. Hilly, rural, and all paved.

Welcome to the inaugural running of the Cayuga Trails 50. Offered is a beautiful and challenging
course staged in one of the finest small cities in the country. You'll run in and out of gorges,
pass numerous waterfalls, negotiate creek crossings, and climb 6,500 feet over variable terrain.

12th Annual San Dieg0 100 Mile Endurance Run located 40 miles east of San Diego in the Mt Laguna
Recreational Areas which include trails on the PCT, Noble Canyon, Cuyamaca State Park, and Anza
Borrego State Park. 32 Hour time limit.

Run among grand old redwoods, going through redwood canyons and climb dry ridges experiencing a wide
range of habitats and treat yourself to the 65-ft high Berry Creek Falls.

Magic trails and truck roads, 5000/6300 feet elevation, 3200 year old Giant Sequoias in Nelder
Grove. Accomodation at GM Outdoor School, plus pre race meal and post race awards Raffle and nosh.
24th year, come see why.

Atletica Zoldo, have organized the first edition of the high mountain Trail Running long-distance
race called "Dolomiti Extreme Trail" to be held on Saturday 8 June 2013 in Italy,Veneto region, in
the Dolomites mountains (Unesco world natural heritage). A partly self-sufficient race on an alpine
track environment of 53 km with a positive difference in altitude of +3800m and a negative
difference in altitude of -3710m. An eco-compatible race which uses and adapts only existing
facilities in the valley with no environmental impact.

Night run in the Sonoran Desert. Second run in the Insomniac Night Series. Distances for every
runner. Bring a light!

33 mile run on the Pacific Crest Trail and fire roads overlooking Big Bear Lake.

Run along the Skyline to the Sea trail from Saratoga Gap to the coast.

The Chattanooga Mountains Stage Race is three exciting days of trail running in the beautiful
mountains surrounding Chattanooga. This challenging -- yet attainable -- 60 mile race includes 18
miles on Raccoon Mountain for Day 1, 22 miles on Lookout Mountain for Day 2, and a 20-mile grand
finale on Signal Mountain.

Welcome to Massachusetts’ first 100 miler! You will not want to miss the TARC 100. Hosted by the
Trail Animals Running Club in bucolic Weston, MA (celebrating its 300th birthday!), about 20 minutes
from downtown Boston, the race will be run on a 25 mile course: 99.9% trail, a cumulative vertical
gain of 3,000 feet of climb and 3,000 feet of descent for a total elevation change of 6,000 feet,
with aid every 3 – 6 miles. To mix things up, we’ll be starting at 7:00 PM on Friday, June 14,
giving all runners a chance to experience a night run through the woods. The 50 mile option will
also start at 7:00 pm and run through the night. What to Expect - You can be guaranteed of TARC's
great volunteers, aid, course markings, and trail 'tude - we support everyone in the pack. In a
first for TARC, there will be custom embroidered TARC jackets for all 100 mile finishers and
exclusive TARC technical t-shirts for all 50 mile and 100 mile participants. Additionally, every 100
miler finisher will also have the opportunity to purchase a commemorative shiny brass and silver
belt buckle.

This year is the 21st annual Bighorn Mountain Wild and Scenic Trail Runs. The Bighorn Trail 100 will
be held June 14, 2013 at 11:00am. The 50M, 50K and 30K races will be the following day, June 15,
2013. The runs largely continue at this time as a public service by trail running enthusiasts and
volunteers in the Sheridan community to promote recreation and tourism in Sheridan County. The
courses are designed to maximize the exposure of the participants, their families, and race
volunteers to an extremely scenic, wild, and primitive area of our geologically unique Bighorn
Mountains.

Point to point course through Roaring Plains, Dolly Sods and Canaan Valley in the
Monongahela National Forest. A challenging route with some highly technical sections interspersed
with woods and high elevation grassy meadows. 5500' climb. Limited to 200. Entry Fee early $85,
late $105.

Enjoy a night run thru Prince William Forest Park and explore the trails and area that gave birth to
the OSS, the predecessor to the CIA, in the 1930s. This is a great opportunity to train for night
running in a controlled and sanctioned environment. The OSS/CIA 50 miler is (as its name suggests)
a 50 mile event...but does allow you a 25 mile option. The course is a 25+ mile loop run primarily
on single track, with some fire road, and several bridge and road (NPS road) crossings. All starters
that complete one loop of the course will receive credit for a 25-mile finish! The 25+ mile loop is
run twice to give you 50+ miles. If you choose to run one loop or you simply want to run one loop,
that is not a problem. You will not receive the OSS finisher's award. One loop results will be
posted. Gain and loss on the course is approximately 7500ft.

One of the oldest ultra's in the USA, Mohican boasts 95% Trail along a challenging course through
the 5000 acre Mohican Memorial State Forest. Mohican offers 100-Mile, 50-Mile, and Marathon
distances and our outstanding volunteers are well known. Mohican will also be stop #2 of the
innaugural Midwest Grand Slam: http://www.midwestslam.com/

One of the oldest ultra's in the USA, Mohican boasts 95% Trail along a challenging course through
the 5000 acre Mohican Memorial State Forest. Mohican offers 100-Mile, 50-Mile, and Marathon
distances and our outstanding volunteers are well known.

100 mile point to point trail run taking in the entire of the stunning South Downs Way National
Trail which towers over the UK's southern coastline. Finishes with a lap of the athletics track at
Eastbourne. Prizes for first 3 male and 3 females £500, £250 and £150 respectively courtesy of
Petzl the title sponsor.

Echo Valley is the wine country of Washington and known for its endless sunshine and is a mecca for
hiking, running, cross-country skiing, and mountain biking. This trail run will take you through
spectacular views and trails in Chelan so get those running shoes and cameras ready! Distance
wise, you'll have a choice of 10K, Half-Marathon and for those of you that love ultras, 50K and 50M.
The courses will be well marked with streamers and arrows at intersections. Maps and elevation gains
are posted in the course map tabs. We'll have raffle prizes from sponsors, fully stocked aid
stations along the way and a wide selection of post race grub at the finish to fuel you up! We hope
to see you there!

This is a beautiful trail through the Allegan State Game Area. It is a 10.35 mile loop, mostly
single track with some 2-track. All hard packed dirt, no rocks, no stream crossings. There are a
few hills to add to the fun. Aid stations every 3.5 miles. Great post race barbecue with cold beer
and other thirst quenchers. You will find this to be a well organized event.

2nd Annual Ambler-Rambler 50K / 75K / 100K 2.2Mile Figure-8 Trail-Loop thru Deep-Meadow & Carpenter
Park Sat June 15th, 2013 @ 6am. No entrance fee. Must qualify with prior completion of verifiable
50K. Aid-station & drop-bags provided. Entry: http://endorfi47.wix.com/distance-matters

Also a 6-hour.

Women's only event.

This year is the 21st annual Bighorn Mountain Wild and Scenic Trail Runs. The Bighorn Trail 100 will
be held June 14, 2013 at 11:00am. The 50M, 50K and 30K races will be the following day, June 15,
2013. The runs largely continue at this time as a public service by trail running enthusiasts and
volunteers in the Sheridan community to promote recreation and tourism in Sheridan County. The
courses are designed to maximize the exposure of the participants, their families, and race
volunteers to an extremely scenic, wild, and primitive area of our geologically unique Bighorn
Mountains.

This year is the 21st annual Bighorn Mountain Wild and Scenic Trail Runs. The Bighorn Trail 100 will
be held June 14, 2013 at 11:00am. The 50M, 50K and 30K races will be the following day, June 15,
2013. The runs largely continue at this time as a public service by trail running enthusiasts and
volunteers in the Sheridan community to promote recreation and tourism in Sheridan County. The
courses are designed to maximize the exposure of the participants, their families, and race
volunteers to an extremely scenic, wild, and primitive area of our geologically unique Bighorn
Mountains.

This is a tough 2 loop 50k in the mountains on the Washington side of the Columbia River Gorge
National Scenic Area near Portland, OR. This race features fun single track, wildflowers, dense
forests, steep climbs and mountain top vistas. After the race and all weekend long actually
runners(and their friends and family) are encouraged to camp out at the race start/finish(beacon
rock state park group site) and take part in all the other fun activities going on(hash run, rock
climbing, mtn biking, swimming, live music, etc.)

Non plus ultra Giant route around the whole Principality of Andorra, including a visit to its
highest point, Comapedrosa at an altitude of 2,942 metres, touching on the border. In the light of
the full moon on the longest days. 170 k ( 106 mi.) 13,000 meters (8 mi.) of elevation gain and
13,000 meters (8 mi.) of elevation loss. Departure from Ordino town centre on Friday on the morning
and finish in Ordino town centre 15 peaks or passes upon 2,400 meters Average altitude: 1,985
meters The most spectacular feature: panoramic views, alternate zones of minerals, high mountain
meadows, forests, glacial lakes... The most technical section: some completely safe rocky ridge
sections Sticks allowed 13 aid stations

A trip around a whole country A trip around the whole of the Principality of Andorra,
including a visit to its highest point, Comapedrosa, at an altitude of 2,942 metres, and other
iconics peaks. In the light of the full moon on the longest days. 112 k (70 mi.) 9,700 meters(6
mi.) of elevation gain and 9,700 metres (6 mi.) of elevation loss(*) Departure from Ordino town
centre at 11.00 pm on Friday and finish in Ordino town centre The most spectacular feature: grassy
ridges with panoramic views The most technical sections: 2 completely safe rocky ridge
sections Steepest slope: 30% (882-meter climb in 3 km) from Pla de l'Estany to Comapedrosa
peak Longest ascent: 6.5 km (1,185-meter climb or, in other words, a gradient of 18%) from Llorts
to Clot del Cavall Average altitude: 2,065 meters Sticks allowed 10 aid stations (*) Measured
using GPS Garmin Forerunner 310 XT Option of finishing at Bordes d'Envalira: Ultra fons diploma, 76
k, 7,100 m D+ Option of finishing at la Margineda: Marató de muntanya diploma, 44 k, 3,900 m
D+ Time limits: Saturday at 9.30 am (10.5-hour race): Coll de la Botella Saturday at 2.30 pm
(15.5-hour race): Pont de la Margineda Saturday at 9.00 pm - 10.00 pm (23-hour race): Refugi de
l'Illa (**) Sunday at 01.00 am - 02.00 am (27-hour race): Bordes d'Envalira (**) Sunday at 4.00 am
- 5.00 am (30-hour race): Vall d'Inclès (**) (**) In the last hour prior to closure, runners must
leave in groups of at least 3 people Registrations from November onwards.

Course is M-shape out and back on 100% trails with four significant climbs totaling over 11,000 feet
making this one of the toughest 50K's in the world. Run in high alpine terrain beside mountain
streams with multiple crossings and a few snow glissades. 12 hour time limit.

Don’t miss Idaho’s first real 100k (with 50k and 30k) in the spectacular hills surrounding the
historic mining town of Silver City, Idaho. On this tremendously diverse and beautiful course, you
will blaze down rugged doubletrack trails through junipers and aspens beginning in Silver City
(elev. 6100′) and traverse from a high at Hayden Peak (8400′) to a low near Reynolds Creek
(5300′). The miners had their turn in these hills…now it’s yours.

Join Green Bay Running Club for their 3rd annual ultra running event! Choose 6 Hours or 8 Hours to
accumulate as many miles as you wish. The number of laps will be counted for each competitor.
Information about each runner's progress will be available during the run. Runners may stop to rest
and restart running as they please.There will be more race options this year. 8 or 6 hour SOLO or
choose the 8 or 6 hour PAIRS team. Sign-up early to reserve your spot. Race day registrations
may be available, but T-shirts and finisher medals are limited. Location: University of
Wisconsin Green Bay Campus. We will start in the Parking Lot at Shorewood Golf Course. The
Course: We will be running a 4.4 mile loop around the UWGB campus. The trail consists of sections
of crushed limestone, wood chips and asphalt. The wood chipped sections contain some hilly portions,
but are easy on the legs. PAIRS Team rules: One runner at a time and you may 'exchange'
runners (relay style) as often as you wish. Start Time: 5:00AM - ALL runners Aid Stations
/ Food: This is a GREEN event! Each participant is required to carry a water bottle. We will
provide Gatorade and water at two locations on the course. There will be some great ultra staples
available at the start/finish line. You will pass this point every 4.4 miles and a second aid
station at mile 1.8. The Start/Finish aid stations will be stocked with the usual assortment of
snacks, pretzels, bananas, cookies, water and Gatorade. The second aid station will have water and
Gatorade as well as towels you can soak in ice cold water. Awards: ALL runners completing a
distance of at least 26.2 miles receive a finisher's medal.

This is a 50 mile ultramarathon and two person relay through the Catskills, beginning in Windham and
following the Black Dome trail to the Long Path, then heading south mostly using the Long Path to
the finish in downtown Phoenicia. Extremely rugged with about 15,000 ft. of climb, all rocks and
roots, some scrambling. Many aid stations, but runners will need to be self-sufficient since
stations will be far apart due to logistics. No restrictions for crew or pacers. 20 hour time
limit. facebook: http://www.facebook.com/manitousrevengeultra

Come and walk or run with us for 24 hours of celebrating Mexico!!

This is a country road race that begins on the southeast side of Idaho Falls at an elevation
of about 4750 feet and climbs to a high point of 6100 feet in the first 10 miles. The race is
an out and back course on asphalt and has a variety of hilly terrain.

Austria's most beautiful scenic ultra run takes the participants from Mozartplatz in the festival
town along the Salzach through one of the most magnificent regions of Austria with its beautiful
forests, meadows, hills, rivers and towns in the Sound of Music region.

Austria's most beautiful scenic ultra run takes the participants from Mozartplatz in the festival
town along the Salzach through one of the most magnificent regions of Austria with its beautiful
forests, meadows, hills, rivers and towns in the Sound of Music region.

Certified 50 km on a traffic-free asphalt footpath following the Niagara River Parkway from
Niagara-on-the-Lake past Fort George on to Niagara Falls and back. In continuous sight of the Great
River and turning around at the Falls, this fast course offers you the opportunity to run on a very
scenic course steeped in Canadian and American history. IAU Bronze label event in 2012 and applying
again for 2013.

Run through 300 foot tall, 1500 year-old Coastal Redwoods, lush stream canyons, open meadows, pine
and oak forests, and high dry chaparral-covered ridges.

25 miles out n back course -

The Trail Rail Run utilizes the old Northern Pacific and Milwaukee railroad grades from Mullan,
Idaho, up and over Lookout Pass, ending in St. Regis, Montana. Because it's on a railroad grade it
is never more than a 3% grade and the road is wide enough to accommodate multiple people running
abreast. The first 8 miles of the race you climb steadily from 3200 feet to 4700 feet, but after
that is a steady downhill grade. This is the perfect beginner ultra because of its moderate
terrain. I graded it a 3 based on the first 8 miles and because it can be rocky in areas. There
are four distances, the 50 Mile, 50K, 30K and 10K, all ending in St. Regis, Montana. It is a
permitted event administered by the Lolo and Idaho Panhandle National Forests. For more information
go to www.trailrailrun.com and www.facebook.com/TrailRailRun.

This ain't no flat loop timed race. In fact, with 700+ feet of elevation change per 3.75 mile loop,
you'll wonder if you're in Nebraska. Takes place at Schramm State Recreation Area just 20
minutes drive from Omaha,Nebraska. 12 hour race starts at 7:00 a.m., 6 hour - 1 p.m., 3 hour - 4
p.m. All Races wrap up at 7 p.m. with awards and some of the areas finest brew to celebrate a great
day.

This ain't no flat loop timed race. In fact, with 700+ feet of elevation change per 3.75 mile loop,
you'll wonder if you're in Nebraska. Takes place at Schramm State Recreation Area just 20
minutes drive from Omaha,Nebraska. 12 hour race starts at 7:00 a.m., 6 hour - 1 p.m., 3 hour - 4
p.m. All Races wrap up at 7 p.m. with awards and some of the areas finest brew to celebrate a great
day.

The Trail Rail Run 50K starts in Taft, Montana and ends in St. Regis, Montana. The run utilizes the
old Northern Pacific and Milwaukee railroad grades, and includes the beautiful Dominion Trestle.
This is a great beginner ultra because it is a gentle downhill grade. There are 50 Mile, 50K, 30K
and 10K distances. Go to www.trailrailrun.com and www.facebook.com/TrailRailRun for more
information. This is a permitted event by the Lolo and Idaho Panhandle National Forests.

Inside Trail is proud to showcase this event. Meticulous effort went into the design of the 50k and
50 mile courses. They are challenging (50 Mile has over 10,000 ft climb) and beautiful. Every step
of the race is run on fresh ground with no overlapping. Jim Vernon from The Endurables spent hours
and weekends developing this custom, brand new course and we are super excited to show it off. In
fact, we’re so excited, we are offering a little chunk of prize money!! In the 50 mile race:
Male/Female 1st-$250, 2nd-$150, 3rd-$100, along with special awards for both distances and age
groups. With La Sportiva as our 2013 partner and Hydrapak as our Marin Ultra Challenge sponsor,
we will be giving away two free La Sportiva shoes and A LOT of Hydrapak gear, including the E-Lite
Vest, Soft Flasks, and Gel-Bots, along with other special raffle awards. Starting just steps away
from historic Fort Baker, in the shadow of the Golden Gate Bridge, runners may fill their lungs with
fresh salt air before embarking on a journey through some of the best trails the Marin Headlands has
to offer, including the beautiful views of Coastal Trail and the inland buffed single track of the
Miwok. You’ll travel along the coast, by Pirate’s Cove, to Muir Beach. From there, you’ll
quietly pass through the Zen center and up the incredible new Middle Green Gulch hill. Your journey
will ultimately end with amazing vistas of San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge from the SCA and
Coastal trails… all the way back to the finish at Cavallo Point. Aid stations will be packed with
all the goodies you love, plus a generous helping of delicious Clif Products! With distances of 50K
and 50 Miles there is a race to match and challenge all abilities. We’re capping the race at
300 people. So, register early!

Rattlesnake Ridge is a well-loved gem of the eastern Isssaquah Alps, dividing the Snoqualmie River
Valley from the vast Cedar River Watershed. The trail spans the ridge threading through dense
forest and has a few vistas to the Snoqualmie Valley, into the forests of the watershed, and over
the craggy end of the ridge and Rattlesnake Lake. All runs will use the spectacular finish by
Rattlesnake Lake, nestled in a valley between Rattlesnake Ledge and the slopes of the Cascade
foothills

3/4 Mile, 70% Grassy winding loop in Municipal Park. Lap counters provided. $40.00. Phone contact
preferred. Gary Cross (520) 234-0054. 7th Annual. Run in conjunction with Arizona 6 Day Race.
Challenging course. Limit 20.

The course takes place in mountainous terrain of the Sierra de Guadarrama, on trails, pathways or
cross country. The course is approximately 110 km with about 5,000 meters of accumulative height
gain. Maximum time to complete the course is 30 hours. The course will be marked (not fenced off) by
the Organization, with bright colored plastic ribbons, banderoles, paint and other signs at regular
intervals, depending on the type of terrain. Each participant is responsible for locating the signs
and following them. Participants will be given a map to scale (1:25,000) with the marked course.
The race is semi-autonomous

Entries for the 2012 Western States 100 will be accepted between Saturday, November 10, 2012
and Saturday, November 24, 2012. Go to www.ultrasignup.com to enter. Entrants must have qualified
prior to entering. For qualifying standards, see http://ws100.com/qualifying.htm. The lottery for
the 2013 race will take place on Saturday, December 8, at Placer High School in Auburn, California.

Run completely inside the Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Running with the Devil will challenge
athletes to contend with Mojave Desert heat in the middle of summer over continual rolling hills.
Average temperatures can get up to 110- 115 degrees with low humidity and little cloud cover. The
course is paved and aid stations have loads of provisions to help keep you cool.

Join Green Bay Running Club for their 3rd annual ultra running event! Choose 6 Hours or 8 Hours to
accumulate as many miles as you wish. The number of laps will be counted for each competitor.
Information about each runner’s progress will be available during the run. Runners may stop to
rest and restart running as they please. There will be more race options this year. 8 or 6 hour SOLO
or choose the 8 or 6 hour PAIRS team. Sign-up early to reserve your spot. Race day registrations
may be available, but T-shirts and finisher medals are limited. Location: University of Wisconsin
Green Bay Campus. We will start in the Parking Lot at Shorewood Golf Course. The Course: We will
be running a 4.4 mile loop around the UWGB campus. The trail consists of sections of crushed
limestone, wood chips and asphalt. The wood chipped sections contain some hilly portions, but are
easy on the legs. PAIRS Team rules: One runner at a time and you may ‘exchange’ runners (relay
style) as often as you wish. Start Time: 5:00AM - ALL runners Aid Stations / Food: This is a GREEN
event! Each participant is required to carry a water bottle. We will provide Gatorade and water at
two locations on the course. There will be some great ultra staples available at the start/finish
line. You will pass this point every 4.4 miles and a second aid station at mile 1.8. The
Start/Finish aid stations will be stocked with the usual assortment of snacks, pretzels, bananas,
cookies, water and Gatorade. The second aid station will have water and Gatorade as well as towels
you can soak in ice cold water. Awards: ALL runners completing a distance of at least 26.2 miles
receive a finisher’s medal.

100% trails, mostly single track and some double track, in the Buffalo Creek Recreation Area of the
Pike National Forest. Start/finish is in Pine Valley Ranch Park along the rushing North Fork of the
South Platte River, about 40 miles southwest of Denver. Altitude is 6,700 to 8,400 feet, and the 50
Mile has about 7,200 feet of climb. 14 hour time limit (15 with early start). High quality tech
shirts, unique finishers' awards, great barbecue.

100% trails, mostly single track and some double track, in the Buffalo Creek Recreation Area of the
Pike National Forest. Start/finish is in Pine Valley Ranch Park along the rushing North Fork of the
South Platte River, about 40 miles southwest of Denver. Altitude is 6,700 to 8,100 feet, and the
50K has about 4,500 feet of climb. 14 hour time limit (hikers welcome). High quality tech shirts,
unique finishers' awards, great barbecue.

A 25k, 50k, 50mile mainly single track ultra in the Myra-Bellevue area near Kelowna. The race will
take the 50k and 50mile runners over the top of Little White Mountain at 7200'. Spectacular scenery
and varied terrain make this a memorable run. No cut off time and no DNF's in this ultra which is
in it's 8th year.

A 25k, 50k, 50mile ultra in the Myra-Bellevue area near Kelowna. This year the race will be over
the 7200' peak of Little White Mountain. The race is in it's 8th year and has no cut-off time and
no DNF's. Runners are given credit for time and distance completed.

Join us for a run at Taylor Mountain, located between Issaquah and Renton in Washington, just 40
minutes from Seattle and 25 minutes from Bellevue. Taylor Mountain is a trail runner's paradise in
the Pacific Northwest with beautiful singletrack trails, lush forest, streams and views of Mt.
Rainier! We offer 5 Mile, Half-Marathon (13.1 Mile), Marathon and 50K options . There will be
plenty of aid stations and the courses are well marked with signs at intersections. The courses
start and finish at the main Taylor Mountain Trailhead (see directions tab). Looking forward to
seeing you out there!

Now in its 3rd year, this is a 3.36 Mile Soft Sand Course for 24 Hours, Most Complete Laps Wins,
Solo & Relay Category, 1st Place Solo Breaking 93 Mile Mark Wins Guinness World Record. Like years
past, accomplished ultra-runners, casual runners, and student athletes of all ages will come
together and compete on a course like none other. This is a rare opportunity to push the limits on
a very difficult course set in the middle of paradise.

100% trail on fireroads and single track. Approximately 7000' of elevation gain. All finishers
received a medal and all entrants receive a tech shirt. Cash prizes + AG Awards. Fun, hot race!

Ten for Trav is an 80k (10x8k loops) that is on a 100% paved course. The race is no longer free
because we are offering Tech Shirts, official timing, and prizes. The course follows the Luce Line
State Trail along the Crow River until you cross the River and climb over the School Rd. Bridge and
head to the edge of town. The remaining portion of the loop will take you through quiet residential
streets with the majority of this section having a slight downhill. This race has 2 aid stations
every loop and with an open category you will have plenty of company.

The Northwest Passage Marathon on Somerset Island in Nunavut, Canada, is North America’s most
northerly ultramarathon. This race is held under the 24-hour Arctic sun and against the backdrop of
the fabled Northwest Passage. The Northwest Passage Marathon is a true wilderness route. Runners
have seen polar bears, beluga whales and muskoxen. This is a rough trail run with no roads, marked
with Inukshuks and flags. The surface is generally smooth and covered with pebble-sized rocks. There
are some shallow creek crossings. There’s no need to carry water, all the water is potable. But
expect to have wet feet!

25k loop, half on country roads and half trail, with 1.75K (1.08 miles) Vertical gain and almost no
cliffs. Tech T-shirts, Clay finishing medal and 40 prizes of maple syrup, pottery and coffee.
Pizza for lunch.

Great 50k in the mountains of Montana, scenic with a mountain lake micro burst and great trails.

A challenging moutainous trail in the midlle of the Swiss Alps.

A challenging mountainous trail in the middle of the Swiss Alps

The course is a 16.5-mile loop (run twice) covering single-track trail, grassy pastures (complete
with grazing cows and cow pies), and dirt roads through The Finger Lakes National Forest. There are
five manned aid stations (one that you will access twice actually making it six stations) per loop.
Free camping at race site, free post-race cookout for all registered runners. Male/female age
group, Overall, and Masters awards. Finisher awards to all finishers.

The course is a 16.5-mile loop (run three times) plus a 0.5 mile "baby loop" covering single-track
trail, grassy pastures (complete with grazing cows and cow pies), and dirt roads through The Finger
Lakes National Forest. There are five manned aid stations (one that you will access twice actually
making it six stations) per loop. Free camping at race site, free post-race cookout for all
registered runners. Male/female age group, Overall, and Masters awards. Finisher awards to all
finishers.

The Afton Trail Run 50KM Trail Race, is one of the most challenging and beautiful trail races
anywhere. The race was established in 1994 and is now one of the oldest, largest and most
competitive trail races in the country – garnering national attention and attracting runners from
all over the United States and beyond. Runners World says that Afton State Park has some of the
most beautiful running trails in the country and once you’ve run we think you will agree. Afton
State Park is located within the beautiful St. Croix River valley. The start of the race is near
the Visitors Center, in Afton State Park. It is a hilly, 25K loop (two loops for the 50K), winding
through the park’s trail system. For the most part, the trail is on well-established footing
through the woodlands and prairie. There are long climbs, rising from the river bottom, up rocky
ravines, and down again.

Also a 12-hour.

Around Thimphu City,Bhutan Start:7:00am on Jul 7,2013,42.195km Elevation is about
2,400m~2,000m Mr.KAIHO finished 2 times 4,700km for Trans-America from Los Angeles to New
York This is fast step for Ultra Marathon. Local Bhutan Runner is a few runner for long
distance.

Start:07am for 42.195km Elevation:2,400m~2,700m Mr.KAIHO is 2 times finisher for 4,700km of
Trans-America foot race from Los Angeles to New York. This is first step for Ultramarthon next
year.

Al Andalus Ultimate Trail is a 230km, 5-day stage race July 9th-13th 2012 in Andalucia, Spain. The
course is demanding and technical with high temperatures (35-40C), numerous long climbs, and scenic
trails. Over 90% is off-road, mountain, and desert tracks with the majority of tarmac in the final
kilometers when approaching the stage village finishes.

500km go-as-you-please run across the state of Tennessee.

A big loop through the San Juan Mountains of beautiful southwest Colorado: 100-miles plus 33,992
feet of climb and 33,992 feet of descent for a total elevation change of 67,984 feet with an average
elevation of 11,186 feet - low point 7,680 feet (Ouray) and high point 14,048 feet (Handies
Peak).

Rugged 50K trail run with over 6,000 feet of elevation gain (and loss) over two major ridges in the
south central Cascade Mountains. Out & back on single track tail, view of Mt Adams & Mt Rainier.

TLC is in it's fourth year and is a part of the long established Ontario Ultra Series. There are 14,
28, 42 and 56km trail races on the most beautiful of courses. Single and double track that passes
alongside five lakes and a wetland.Considered a challenging course.

Beautiful, mostly single track trail in Cuyamaca Rancho State Park. You will run along the banks of
Cuyamaca Lake and then climb Stonewall (elev. 5730'), Middle (elev. 5883'), and Cuyamaca (elev.
6512') Peaks. The views are incredible and the deer and turkeys plentiful. Tech tees and finisher
medals. Also Stonewall Peak Half Marathon.

This is a graduate level run, unmarked with one aid station. You are almost always above 9500 feet
on a rocky (but beautiful) trail. Course is out and back on 100% trails with one significant climb
to 10,300 feet and multiple short steep climbs totaling 11,000 feet. The course will not be marked
except by FS blazes and cairns. It is generally well-worn except in meadows. There will be lots of
snow to put in your water carrier but no running water after 6 miles. Possibility of elk, mountain
lions and bears (all seen in past years) and certainty of the most beautiful views imaginable of
Paradise Valley and the Beartooth-Absaroka and Spanish Peaks Wilderness Areas. Cutoff is 9 hours at
the turn-around cabin.

Insanely fun trail run! See website for complete detail!

Insanely fun trail run! See website for complete detail!

A beautiful but challenging run on hilly single-track trails. 100% single-track trails. Time limit:
9 hours. 6th annual. Great medals, food, libations.

Take on the epic challenge of 100km on foot along the oldest path in Britain. The Race to the
Stones is a fully supported 100km ultra following in the footsteps of Romans, Vikings, farmers and
traders along the iconic Ridgeway. You will pass Iron Age forts, ancient burial chambers, cross the
mighty Thames and the mystical down-lands of Salisbury plain on your way to the finish line at the
3,000-year-old stone circle at Avebury.

Welcome to the Mt. Disappointment Endurance Runs where you can experience some of the finest trails
and canyons of the San Gabriel Mountains. Our course is incredibly scenic, yet strenuous and
challenging. We feature fully stocked aid stations as you become part of the semi-wilderness
surroundings. The final climb to the summit of Mt Wilson up the Kenyon Devore Trail will test each
runner with terrain and surroundings that are truly unique to these canyons.

Welcome to the Mt. Disappointment Endurance Runs where you can experience some of the finest trails
and canyons of the San Gabriel Mountains. Our course is incredibly scenic, yet strenuous and
challenging. We feature fully stocked aid stations as you become part of the semi-wilderness
surroundings. The final climb to the summit of Mt Wilson up the Kenyon Devore Trail will test each
runner with terrain and surroundings that are truly unique to these canyons.

Loop course, with a short 10K out and back in Cheney State Park at the start. Entire course is on
asphalt county roads (no major highways, minimal vehicular traffic) in Kingman County, KS.
Partially flat with some rolling hills, no tree cover. All runners (for either event) MUST provide
their own crew & vehicle for the entire event. Epic Ultras will provide roving support wagons that
will re-supply ice & water to all of the crew vehicles throughout the event. Exact course maps will
be provided to registrants two weeks before the event.

The Knee Knack­er­ing North Shore Trail Run is a chal­leng­ing 30-mile foot race along the
Baden-Powell Cen­ten­nial Trail from Horse­shoe Bay to Deep Cove. The course will appeal to
people with some expe­ri­ence in trail and/or endurance events. It pro­vides run­ners with
mag­nif­i­cent city, moun­tain and ocean views, as they go up and over the moun­tains which
grace the com­mu­ni­ties of Metro Vancouver’s North Shore, climb­ing 8,000 feet and
descend­ing another 8,300 feet in the process. Run­ning Wild mag­a­zine has rec­og­nized the
race as one of 25 tough­est races in North America.

Take on fifty miles of extreme territory that starts at 10,200 feet and reaches 12,000 feet on four
separate occasions. It will leave your lungs burning, heart pounding and eyes completely amazed —
while also preparing you for the pinnacle Leadville 100.

Enjoy vistas of the Pacific Coast and of the spectacular Marin Headlands with views of Tiburon, San
Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge.

7 Summit Run is a part of Lowersilesian Mountain Running Festival in Ladek Zdroj 18-21.07.2013 This
run is 210 km long and has +7500m uphill and 7500m downhill. It is the longest route in this part
of Europe. This event is sponsored by Salomon.

The Lone Ranger, a true test for any long-distance runner who has tackled a marathon and is looking
for something more, has become one of the most popular ultras in the country. Challenge your will by
running as many 8.4-mile laps around Philadelphia’s Schuylkill River Running Loop in 24 hours.

Extremely challenging, 100-kilometer long ultra-trail race for two-person teams through the whole
Low Tatra mountains ridge with a total positive altitude change of almost 5500 meters and 25 hours
limit. One of the ultra-trail highlights in the central/eastern Europe region. UTMB 2014 qualifying
race.

Night run on smooth Forest Service Roads. Traditionally been a no fees run in the past, but the
Forest Service is requiring a permit. Race day registration available. Registration fee TBA. This is
a party run! Food and fellowship all night long!

see website for details

Flat course in and around the 'Sportpark', tour of 2 km. Third edition. In 2012 winner with 81 km,
90 starters. From 10 to 16 h.

Starting at an altitude of 10,766 ft / 3,281 m, with a cumulative vertical ascent of 13,313 ft /
4,057 m, and a temperature variation of 50°Celsius / 122° Fahrenheit, the participants at La Ultra
– The High also have to battle with an oxygen content that is around 60% less than at sea level.
La Ultra -The High pushes human endurance to the limit and re-defines what the human body and mind
are capable of. We leave it to the participants to judge how it compares against other ultra
marathons out there. Just a word of caution though, please do not under-estimate it!

Why did we need Eleventy-One when La Ultra was already there? The one thing that is unique about
La ultra – The High is the altitude. People who know about altitude, get a bit apprehensive about
it, and rightly so. The ones who don’t know about altitude,their safety becomes our
responsibility. In both cases, we need a shorter distance, but beyond marathon distance. Since La
Ultra is already 222 km, it was but natural we went with 111 km. It will give an opportunity for
rookie ultra runners to prove to themselves and us that they are now ready to make the next
leap. Eleventy-One route Eleventy-One starts from Spituk Village, which is at 10,982 ft /
3,347 m. It also happens to be halfway mark (111 km) of La Ultra – The High. For first 38 km, it
is relatively flat-ish when you get to Karu at an altitude of 11,454 ft. Over next 10 km, there is
an altitude gain of 1,150 ft, i.e. at Serthi / Sakthi. This is the only cut-off point, where all
participants need to get by 10 hours. Over next 31km the altitude gain is of 4,850 ft to get to top
of Worry-La, which is at 17,362 ft / 5,292 m. The route then comes down back to finish 1 km past
Serthi / Sakhti.

loop course, tough time limit 2 shortcut options: 128 k and 141 k

Scenic run around Lake Quannapowitt with finisher medals, tech shirts, chip timing, stocked
aid stations. USATF certified 3.17 mile loop. Also marathon and 24 hour relay, prize money

Scenic run around Lake Quannapowitt with finisher medals, tech shirts, chip timing, stocked
aid stations. USATF certified 3.17 mile loop. Also marathon and 24 hour relay, prize money

The Annapolis Striders are proud to bring you the inaugural Endless Summer 6-Hour Run. As a
throwback to that cinematic masterpiece, we would like to invite you to what will be an special
event. If you've a) been considering running an ultramarathon, b) need a supported training run for
an upcoming race, c) always wanted to run a relay event with a couple of friends, or d) want to
experience a difference aspect of running AND meet some new friends, then sign up today! There
will be solo and team relay categories-check out the website for more details.

mountain trail loop 2 shortcut options: 67 km and 80km

The Burning River 100 is an exciting 100 mile run held in Northeast Ohio that travels through
several of the region's most scenic areas, including the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, the
Cleveland Metroparks and the Metro Parks, serving Summit County. Starting at Squire's Castle in
Willoughby Hills, the run follows the scenic Cuyahoga River Valley Corridor though the Cleveland
Metroparks, Cuyahoga Valley National Park, and Metro Parks Serving Summit County before finishing in
Downtown Cuyahoga Falls. The 2013 Burning River 100 is once again the USATF 100 Mile Trail
National Championship.

100 mile trail run in western colorado

50 mile trail run

60k trail run

Travel along the popular and beautiful Wildwood Trail and enjoy Forest Park, the largest forested
city park in the United States.

Also a 25K and 10K

RACE INFO: Tech shirt to all, commemorative mug to all finishers, special finishers hoodie to all
100k finishers, post race food, 2 aid stops with ice, water, gatorade endurance, gel, and other
ultra goodies, 6 mile loop with one out-and back at the end to make metric mileage, well marked with
signs at all turns, plenty of room to set up your own "aid". 14 hour time limit. Both races start
at 8am. Course is flat and fast, but it will be hot! AWARDS: 1-2-3 overall in both 50k and
100k. Cash money for course records...amount TBD.

RACE INFO: Tech shirt to all, commemorative mug to all finishers, special finishers hoodie to all
100k finishers, post race food, 2 aid stops with ice, water, gatorade endurance, gel, and other
ultra goodies, 6 mile loop with one out-and back at the end to make metric mileage, well marked with
signs at all turns, plenty of room to set up your own "aid". 14 hour time limit. Both races start
at 8am. Course is flat and fast, but it will be hot! AWARDS: 1-2-3 overall in both 50k and
100k. Cash money for course records...amount TBD.

The Big 4-0! is a 40 mile trail run to raise money for the Eau Claire YMCA and the promotion of
health and fitness for todays youth. The couse is a flat, shaded, 4 mile loop that is great for
running a summer ultra. Runner can also run as an open relay team.

Night run in the Sonoran Desert. Third run in the Insomniac Night Series. Distances for every
runner. Bring a light!

The Minnesota Voyageur 50 Mile Trail Ultramarathon is one of the oldest trail ultramarathons in the
nation. The race follows a rugged, varied, out-and-back course that takes runners on a journey from
Carlton, MN through Jay Cooke State Park and heads northeast over difficult, rough woodland trails
to the Duluth, MN and back. Enjoy scenic overlooks of Duluth, MN, Lake Superior, and the St. Louis
River.

Runners will have the chance to enjoy mid-year holiday cheer and a Christmas themed atmosphere at
the Christmas in July 6-hour, 12-hour, and 24-hour races. Runners will run the one-mile flat,
crushed limestone path as many times as they can within the allotted time limit. The trail will
meander around a lake and pass by the start and finish area every mile with no chance of getting
lost. When it gets dark, the event will light up, both on and off the trail. We truly hope to bring
you a unique ultra event that will be an experience of a lifetime. While we think this will be a fun
event, we also expect it to be a competitive one. The course is a one-mile loop around the lake at
the Old School Forest Preserve. The Old School Forest Preserve is part of the Lake County Forest
Preserve District and is located off St. Mary's Rd, south of Route 176 and north of Route 60
(Townline Rd.)

Runners will have the chance to enjoy mid-year holiday cheer and a Christmas themed atmosphere at
the Christmas in July 6-hour, 12-hour, and 24-hour races. Runners will run the one-mile flat,
crushed limestone path as many times as they can within the allotted time limit. The trail will
meander around a lake and pass by the start and finish area every mile with no chance of getting
lost. When it gets dark, the event will light up, both on and off the trail. We truly hope to bring
you a unique ultra event that will be an experience of a lifetime. While we think this will be a fun
event, we also expect it to be a competitive one. The course is a one-mile loop around the lake at
the Old School Forest Preserve. The Old School Forest Preserve is part of the Lake County Forest
Preserve District and is located off St. Mary's Rd, south of Route 176 and north of Route 60
(Townline Rd.)

Runners will have the chance to enjoy mid-year holiday cheer and a Christmas themed atmosphere at
the Christmas in July 6-hour, 12-hour, and 24-hour races. Runners will run the one-mile flat,
crushed limestone path as many times as they can within the allotted time limit. The trail will
meander around a lake and pass by the start and finish area every mile with no chance of getting
lost. When it gets dark, the event will light up, both on and off the trail. We truly hope to bring
you a unique ultra event that will be an experience of a lifetime. While we think this will be a fun
event, we also expect it to be a competitive one. The course is a one-mile loop around the lake at
the Old School Forest Preserve. The Old School Forest Preserve is part of the Lake County Forest
Preserve District and is located off St. Mary's Rd, south of Route 176 and north of Route 60
(Townline Rd.)

– 105 km with 4 900 meters climbing on the course not marked on the terrain - marked on the map
and downloadable to GPS. Team of 2-4 persons participation. Time limit – 72 hours. Start from
village Azau on Thursday, 1st of August 2013 at 8.00.

Date of next race: August 2nd 2013 Location: Crested Butte/Aspen/Snowmass, Colorado,
USA Terrain: Mountain Wilderness & Single Track Cost: Int $3400 over 3 stage payments, US
Ballot $1200 Deposit: $800 to secure your place US Ballot Places: US Citizens can apply from
Sep 2012 Distance: 220km Stages: 5 Red Jersey Stage: King of the Mountains, 3
Peaks. Crested Butte Base Camp: 9000ft Highest Peaks: 13000ft Total Incline: Over
20,000ft Daytime temperature: 23°C - 28°C Evening Temperature: 15°C The worlds first &
only Self-Sufficient Multi-Stage Mountain Ultra The Ultimate Mountain Ultra, a 220km multi-stage
event over the infamous Rocky Mountains, Colorado, USA. Your race starts in the picturesque town of
Crested Butte with it's old west style buildings and mountain vistas. The race then takes a wild
and rugged tour of some of the wildest and most remote regions in Colorado all the way through Aspen
and finishing in Snowmass. With the whole race taking place at over 9000ft and rising to 13000ft
several times this could well be the toughest race in the Ultimate Ultras Series, we won't label
this it as the toughest in the world, it's not our place, we'll leave that to you. You will be
self-sufficient carrying your own provisions such as food, water, clothing and sleeping arrangements
for the entire race, replenishing your 2.5 litres of water along the way at check points and base
camps. To complete this ultra successfully you will have to set up and complete your training to
include substantial inclines and declines as well as some altitude exposure. See race itinerary
for a day by day account of this amazing event.

100 km Trail, 5.000 positive Altitude, nonstop, 18 Hour Time Limit

8 hour timed event around a 1.18 mile loop in Sweetwater Creek State Park. This race takes place
during the hottest and most humid month in Georgia, subsequently there is serious risk for
hyponatremia and/or dehydration. Previous Ultra experience is a must, and must me verifiable. The
loop is 95% trail with rocks, roots and a couple of climbs. There is a well stocked aid station
which will be passed every 1.18 miles with typical Ultra fare.

5th annual, 99.8% dirt, New start and finish in 2013 at Rt 605 Trail Head. $900 in cash awards.

Make this your South America Marathon. Run the ancient Inca Trail. Three passes and the finish at
the legendary "Lost city of the Incas" - Machu Picchu!

The most spectacular marathon in South America. 2013 will mark the 18th anniversary of the Andes
Adventures Inca Trail Marathon. Three mountain passes and the finish at the legendary "Lost city of
the Incas" - Machu Picchu!

Spectacular Montana scenery, 34.5 miles on remote technical single track trails, 10.5 miles of
primitive/double track jeep road and 7.5 miles of maintained dirt Forest Service road. No pavement,
just dirt, rocks, forest, a historic ghost town and cemetery, a mountain lake, cold, clear creeks to
splash through, and meadows in the Elkhorn Mountains. This is primarily a back country run…all
trail sections are closed to motorized vehicles, and vehicle access to the primitive road sections
is difficult. Add in approximately 13,000 feet of elevation gain and this is one of the most scenic
and toughest 50 milers you'll find anywhere. You may see Deer, Elk, Moose, Bear, Coyote, Mountain
Goat, and other critters on race day. There are 8 well stocked aid stations on the course, the
longest distance between aid stations is 10 miles. All finishers receive a print of Elkhorn
Mountain related art, drawn each year by a local runner, and other awards. With your entry fee you
also get a pre-race dinner for you and a guest, a technical T-shirt, a chance to win swag donated by
our incredible sponsors, and plenty to eat and drink once you cross the finish line.

Spectacular Montana scenery, 25 miles (40K) on remote technical single track trails, 2.75 miles
(4.5K) of primitive/double track jeep road and 4.25 miles (6.5K) of maintained dirt Forest Service
road. No pavement, just dirt, rocks, forest, cold, clear creeks to splash through, and meadows in
the Elkhorn Mountains. This is primarily a back country run…all trail sections are closed to
motorized vehicles, and vehicle access to the primitive road sections is difficult. Add in
approximately 7,400 feet of elevation gain this is one of the most scenic and challenging 50 K runs
you'll find anywhere. You may see Deer, Elk, Moose, Bear, Coyote, Mountain Goat, and other wild
critters on race day. There are 5 well stocked aid stations on the course, the longest distance
between aid stations is 10 miles. All finishers receive a print of Elkhorn Mountain related art,
drawn each year by a local runner, and other awards. With your entry fee you also get a pre-race
dinner for you and a guest, a technical T-shirt, a chance to win swag donated by our incredible
sponsors, and plenty to eat and drink once you cross the finish line.

The 4th annual WIFMER/WIFKER will be held August 3rd, 2013, at the Boiling Springs Dispersed Camp
Site. The 50 Miler has 16K of climb, the 50K has 10.4K of climb #veryhard. Be ready for a great
and beautiful course with well stocked aid stations. Don't miss out on this awesome event!

Challenging 50K trail run on the Steamboat Ski Area that features over 6,300 feet of elevation gain
with an altitude range between 6,896 ft. and 10,400 ft. The race is almost entirely run on single
track with less than 3 miles on Ski Area service roads. We pride ourselves on being one of the few
zero waste ultra-trail running races in Colorado and perhaps the country. Race will be capped at
125 runners. Online registration opens on January 1, 2013 and there will be no day-of registration.
Race fee is $75.

48 mile Coastal Trail Race. Following granite sea cliffs and golden beaches. Views of French Coast
and Channel Islands Stunning route.

Join us for a trail run at Grand Ridge Regional Park in the middle of the summer, when the Pacific
Northwest is at its finest! The park is a well hidden jewel that sits right opposite of Tiger
Mountain off I-90. The course starts and finishes at Grand Ridge Trailhead, just off of I-90
Exit 20 (see directions tab) in Washington. It begins with a wide double track until you head north
into the hills on the recently built singletrack trails. These are some of the nicest trails we have
encountered in the Northwest. We offer 5 Mile, Half-Marathon (13.1 Mile), Marathon (26.2 Mile)
and 50K trail run options. The aid stations are fully stocked with water, Nuun, Clif product, PBJ
sandwiches, organic fruit, cookies, crackers and pretzels. As always, at the finish there will be a
full variety of post race foods awaiting you.

Enjoy vistas of the Pacific Coast as you take a scenic tour of the spectacular Marin Headlands with
views of Tiburon, San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge. The course is a 25-mile loop. The first
loop is clockwise. Then, you reverse direction to counterclockwise and alternate ("washing-machine"
loops).

Giant redwoods dominate the landscape in our Santa Cruz trail run. Aside from twisting single track
that opens up to expansive roads and paths, you’ll enjoy the ocean breezes pouring in from the
Santa Cruz coast. The race will offer everything from river crossings to high ridges with aid
stations every 5-6 miles for refueling before tackling the next beautiful, albeit strenuous,
section. Bring your families and stay after the race to enjoy Henry Cowell park where we’ll have
post race food fit for a trail running king or queen! Parking at Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park
is $10.00. There is limited parking along Highway 9 outside of the park. To save some money, we
recommend you carpool from Felton (minutes away from the park) or Santa Cruz.

With the help of some of our best volunteers, we have adjusted the course again, to help break the
monotony of multiple loops. The course now consists of a 13.7-mile loop and a 11.3-mile loop, upon
which runners will alternate to achieve their given distance. Runners will start east on a
13.7-mile, counter-clockwise loop from Cool Firehouse, east to Pig Farm and Salt Creek, toward the
river and back into Cool. Next, they will follow a 11.3-mile, clockwise loop from Cool Firehouse
toward Northside School, to Knickerbocker, to the Rim Trail, past the radio towers, back to
Northside School and Knickerbocker, and back to Cool.

Most of this run will take place in the portion of the Tuscarora State Forest which is located near
Blain and New Germantown, Perry County, Pa. (I hope you don’t have any problems with our traffic
signal. We only have one in all of Perry County and it’s a bit confusing for some of us.) The
run will travel on miles of single track trail that lace the Conococheague , Rising Sun and Big Top
mountains, with a few miles of forest service road and logging road thrown in to help break up the
day.

RacingThePlanet: Iceland 2013 is part of RacingThePlanet’s “roving race” series. There is one
race each year which takes place in a new location each time. The first “roving race” took place
in Vietnam, followed by Namibia in 2009, Australia in 2010 and Nepal in 2011. After Jordan in 2012,
the next roving race is set for Iceland in August 2013. RacingThePlanet’s “roving race”
events follow the same format as the prestigious 4 Deserts series. They are 250 kilometer / 155
mile, 7-day, 6-stage endurance footraces through the most remote and culturally rich places on
earth. The events are self-supported which means that competitors must carry all their own equipment
and food, but are provided with water and a place in a tent each day and are supported by
professional medical and operations teams. The format is very similar to the Tour de France, except
by foot and self-supported.

The 14th edition of the Mongolia Sunrise to Sunset marathon and 100km run will take place on 1
August 2012 in the stunning mountain area of Hovsgol National Park in Northern Mongolia. Among
participants, the race is labelled as “the world’s most beautiful 42km and 100km run”. No
wonder: mossy forests, river valleys, 2’300 meter high mountain passes with stunning views,
windblown lowlands and lakeside single trails supervised by Mongolian horsemen – all of this makes
the Mongolia Sunrise to Sunset a breathtaking race. “In the days before and after the race,
participants and their companions will have the chance to experience this unique nature with
horseback riding, hiking, mountain biking, fishing or kayaking. They also get in touch with the
unique nomadic culture and sleep in Mongolian gers – it’s a whole week of adventure and an
unforgettable experience for every runner”, explains race director Angie Eagan. The participants
in the marathon run have to overcome an accumulated elevation gain/loss of 2’255 meters. For the
100km ultra marathon it’s no less than 3’365 meters.

Spectacular Trail-running Events in the Swiss Alps. Four different categories T201 (201km), T141
(136km), T81 (80km), T51 (46km) with over 11’000 altitude difference. T201 is the longest and
highest single stage trail race in the Alps. Great nature in a spectacular mountain surroundings.

A 5 mile loop on rooty, sandy, tree-covered mostly single track trail.

A 5 mile loop on rooty, sandy, tree-covered mostly single track trail.

A 5 mile loop on rooty, sandy, tree-covered mostly single track trail.

Tough Mountain loop in the Wasatch Mountains above Provo and Springville, UT with 17,000 elevation
gain and also 17,000 loss. 9 Aid stations. Pre and Post race dinners. T shirts.

100 mile point to point trail run along the North Downs Way from Farnham in Surrey to Wye in Kent.
Easy access from London, stunning trail with some technical sections.

Experience the towering redwoods, lush ferns, and beautiful trails through Huddart Park, King's
Mountain and Bear Gulch.

Night run in the Sonoran Desert. Fourth run in the Insomniac Night Series. Distances for every
runner. Bring a light!

This race is brought to you by Bigfoot Trail Runners. The race will be held on August 10th 2013 at
South Mountain State Park. The race will start at 7:30am promptly. Expect about 9000' of vertical
gain with an equal amount of loss. Registration will open on Ultrasignup on April 27th and with
only 50 entries allowed it will sell out FAST! A wait list will start once the race fills up. This
race will have have very strict cut-offs.

August 14, 2011 Start/Finish @ Marathon Park by Capital Lake in Olympia, WA 6am –
6pm $50/person before August 1st $65/person after August 1st Individual/2-Person Team/4-Person
Team Categories Register on-line at Active.com. Questions? Email:
guerillarunning@hotmail.com “Toughness is in the soul and spirit, not in muscles." *No refunds
on registration fees are available.* 12-hours, one-loop, urban endurance. You will run the small
lake loop (approx. 1.5 miles) for 12-continuous hours. The loop is a gravel trail with the option to
run on the sidewalk. No traffic, just you and the clock. Course map here. We will have a bountiful
aid station at Marathon Park for runners as they come through. This race is intended to challenge
your body and, most importantly, your mind. Our mind is our biggest limiter, 'break on through to
the other side.' More information here.

Unlike any other race in the Northwest. This is a true high alpine running experience. The races
climb to 8000ft(starting from 2100ft!) above sea level at the top of Angels Staircase, a rough and
rocky trail that climbs above treeline to the top of the rocky ridge line that separates the Lake
Chelan Watershed from the Methow River Watershed. From the high points of the course you can see
Glacier Peak and the surrounding North Cascades Mountains to the West as well as the smaller and
older Okanogan Range to the North and East. You'll run through forests of pine, larch and fir trees,
alpine meadows, past alpine lakes, along side roaring creeks but other than the 3 miles of dirt
forest service road at start and at the finish you won't see a single road or car or any buildings--
this is as remote as it gets! Due to the remoteness and the difficulty of the 60k course this
can't be your first rodeo! Runners must qualify by completing at least two "mountain" 50k races or
longer prior to registering for the 60k. There is no longer a requirement to do the 35k but you
should still be prepared to run what is possibly one the hardest races you have ever done.

The first 6 day race in the UK for 23 years will take place at Radley College near Oxford in the UK
on a 400m track. Also features a 48 hour and a 24 hour event all finishing on the 17th of August.

This year from August 13-18, 200 teams of two and 100 RUN3 solo runners will take on the
Colorado Rockies for a running experience like no other. During the six days of
theTransRockies Run, runners from all over the world will run, eat and live together as they cover
115 miles of spectacular scenery, fully supported by a dedicated and professional event team who
will look after all aspects of their food, accommodations and on-course support. Based upon the
wildly successful GORE-TEX® TransAlpine-Run in Europe and the TransRockies mountain bike race, the
TransRockies Run is run on a multi-day point-to-point format which allows athletes to access
and traverse wild and fantastic scenery, while building camaraderie, overcoming adversity and
sharing a singular adventure. The TransRockies Run course runs from Buena Vista to Beaver
Creek, through the heart of the White River and San Isabel National Forests. The course includes a
mix of singletrack and forest road with nearly 22,000 feet of elevation gain, reaching altitudes of
over 12,500 ft. Racers are fed and housed in a tent city, and treated to hot showers and
other amenities every night, and are supported throughout each stage with feed and aid stations
along with a fully-equipped and mobile medical team. Each day’s run is filmed by a professional TV
crew who produce footage which is shown during the daily awards ceremony recognizing the stage and
overall leaders. Each morning, the racers will leave the race village en masse and tackle the
day’s course before arriving at the finish where the event team has moved in and rebuilt the
village from the night before. With gear bags, tents, showers and food waiting, the racers can
spend the rest of the afternoon and evening trading stories, healing wounds and recovering in
preparation for the next day’s run. Regardless of category or experience, participants of the
TransRockies Run will cross the line with a deep sense of accomplishment, a lifetime’s worth of
stories and memories, and a group of new friends in adventure. Register today!

Also 70 miles, 50 miles, 30 miles.

The 100MeilenBerlin (100milesBerlin) is a 160,9 Km trip through German history. Exactly 52 years
since the construction of the Berlin Wall, where concret and barbed wire once separated East and
West, athletes will join to run together in August 2013. The route traces the former border, now
named the Wall Trail (Mauerweg), that once encircled West Berlin. A unique running experience under
the auspices of the former East German civil rights activist Rainer Eppelmann. The Start is at 6:00
am, August 17th, 2013 in Berlin-Kreuzberg. The Finish is 30 hours later at noon, August 18th, 2013.
Aid stations every 7-10 Km. Registration only online at www.100meilen.de from August 2012, one year
before the race. Entry fees include the cost of pasta party the night before the race, breakfast
before the race start, aid station supplies and post race meal. Every finisher will receive a
certificate and a medal (and a buckle for under 24 hours).

This Ultra is not for the faint of heart! Whether you're looking to take you're ultra running to the
next step or you just want some really cool "bling," look no further. The Summer BoB is sure to be a
true test of ones abilities. Athletes will start at Wide Water’s Marina in Lockport, New York
where they will have access to restrooms, showers, warming shelters and everybody are calling
"Hands down the best aid stations in the sport!" Be warned...with of our amenities you might not
want to step back out into the blistering heat weather. Once runners leave the marina they run along
a paved trail for approximately 1 mile where they will cross one of Lockport's historic draw bridges
and continue running on the towpath (crushed cinder surface - not that you'll be able to see it)
until they've reached the middle aid station. Here we provide a place to rest up and fuel up. Once
on your way you'll run approximately 6 more miles to the turn around. Once again you'll have access
to all of the usual ultra running foods.Coffee, Coke, Mountain Dew, Water, Heed, Hammer Gel,Grilled
Cheese, PB&J, warm Chicken Noodle Soup, Lentil Soup, fresh Pizza, Pancakes, Donuts and...Well,
you'll have to show up to see! Last year we had snowcones for everyone! On to what we all have come
to love, The BoB Shwag-Bag! We've received a lot compliments on our Shwag-Bag and we're doing our
best not to let you down for 2012. Each race they've gotten better so, when will it end? Not this
race! New this year, "The Double Beast Buckle!" Not only do we have a really cool belt buckle, any
100 mile participant will be given a "Double Beast Buckle" if they can finish both the Winter BoB
100 & Summer BoB 100 in the same year. 50 Mile finishers will receive an amazing medal too. Visit
our website for more info. So, You think you've got what it takes? We've closed off registration
early every race so don't wait, sign up today and get ready to unleash The Beast!

This Ultra is not for the faint of heart! Whether you're looking to take you're ultra running to the
next step or you just want some really cool "bling," look no further. The Summer BoB is sure to be a
true test of ones abilities. Athletes will start at Wide Water’s Marina in Lockport, New York
where they will have access to restrooms, showers, warming shelters and everybody are calling
"Hands down the best aid stations in the sport!" Be warned...with of our amenities you might not
want to step back out into the blistering heat weather. Once runners leave the marina they run along
a paved trail for approximately 1 mile where they will cross one of Lockport's historic draw bridges
and continue running on the towpath (crushed cinder surface - not that you'll be able to see it)
until they've reached the middle aid station. Here we provide a place to rest up and fuel up. Once
on your way you'll run approximately 6 more miles to the turn around. Once again you'll have access
to all of the usual ultra running foods.Coffee, Coke, Mountain Dew, Water, Heed, Hammer Gel,Grilled
Cheese, PB&J, warm Chicken Noodle Soup, Lentil Soup, fresh Pizza, Pancakes, Donuts and...Well,
you'll have to show up to see! Last year we had snowcones for everyone! On to what we all have come
to love, The BoB Shwag-Bag! We've received a lot compliments on our Shwag-Bag and we're doing our
best not to let you down for 2012. Each race they've gotten better so, when will it end? Not this
race! New this year, "The Double Beast Buckle!" Not only do we have a really cool belt buckle, any
100 mile participant will be given a "Double Beast Buckle" if they can finish both the Winter BoB
100 & Summer BoB 100 in the same year. 50 Mile finishers will receive an amazing medal too. Visit
our website for more info. So, You think you've got what it takes? We've closed off registration
early every race so don't wait, sign up today and get ready to unleash The Beast!

Join us for the fifth-annual Marquette Trail 50 Ultramarathon. The course consists of a 50 kilometer
and 50 mile event. Also, new this year the course will include a loop from the new start-finish
area (NTN - Forestville Trailhead) to Tourist Park (the old start-finish area) on new single-track.
The course is 95% single-track, climbing the 4 peaks: Sugarloaf, Top-of-the-World, Bareback, and
Hogsback outcrops. All the peaks have view of Lake Superior and some of the trail runs along the
largest lake in the world! Most of the trail is easy to moderate running with a few significant
climbs and technical areas. Unless it is raining, there in no place where you will need to get your
shoes wet.

The legendary "Race Across The Sky" 100-mile Run is where it all started back in 1983. This is it.
The race where legends are created and limits are tested. One hundred miles of extreme Colorado
Rockies terrain — from elevations of 9,200 to 12,600 feet. You will give the mountain respect, and
earn respect from all.

A great course will be made even greater by lengthening the 6.5 mile loop from last year to a 10
mile loop. The extra 3.5 miles consists of some great new trails built along the Charles River and
the surrounding wetlands, a new section of the Bay Circuit Trail system and all very runnable. The
lengthening of the loop to an even 10 miles has inspired us to change the format of the race from a
6 and 12 hour race to a 50 mile (5 loops) and a 50K (3 loops plus a little) race. Go here for
course trail map:
http://www.trailanimals.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/TARC-Summer-Classic-Course.pdf Start time
for both races distances is 7:00 am. There will be a mandatory 6:45 am pre-race briefing. Two
choices: 50K or 50M. The course starts/finishes at Holt Pond parking lot on Noon Hill Road in
Medfield, MA, winding through Noon Hill Reservation. A beautiful but challenging circuit consisting
of mostly single track trail with varied terrain. With a dirt road into the starting area, no road
crossings, and very few house sightings during the run, you will truly feel like you're running in
the wilderness, not in a suburb about 15 miles from Boston! This race is an oasis in a month that is
a virtual desert with respect to trail race options in New England and is perfectly positioned for
those training for a late summer or fall trail ultra. The number of runners will be limited to 40
for both races combined so act fast if you want to take part. Of your $25 entry fee, $9 will be
donated to the Trustees of the Reservation, the not-for-profit organization that owns and maintains
the reservation. The total contribution from all runners will be matched by a personal donation to
the Trustees from the race director! THERE ARE NO REFUNDS, NO TRANSFERS AND NO RACE DAY REGISTRATION
FOR THIS EVENT.

Awesome Oregon single-track with big climbs and breathtaking views of Waldo Lake. Montrail Ultra Cup
event. Since 2002.

12 or 24 hour options around beautiful Lake Padden. The course is a 2.6 mile loop on trails, with
148 feet of elevation per loop

12 or 24 Hour run around Lake Padden. The course is a 2.6 mile loop on trails around the lake, with
148 feet of elevation gain per loop.

Most scenic ultra in Canada. Challenging race through 3 provincial parks; wildflowers and mountain
vistas abound. Only three hours away from Vancouver. Racer comment: "What can I say, it had it all!
Great trail, weather, flowers, mountains (the timing could not be more perfect). I just could not
believe how well the trails where marked, that was really appreciated."

Most scenic ultra in Canada. Challenging race through 3 provincial parks; wildflowers and mountain
vistas abound. Only three hours away from Vancouver. Racer comment: "What can I say, it had it all!
Great trail, weather, flowers, mountains (the timing could not be more perfect). I just could not
believe how well the trails where marked, that was really appreciated."

Most scenic ultra in Canada. Challenging race through 2 provincial parks; wildflowers and mountain
vistas abound. Only three hours away from Vancouver. Racer comment: "What can I say, it had it all!
Great trail, weather, flowers, mountains (the timing could not be more perfect). I just could not
believe how well the trails where marked, that was really appreciated."

This course starts on the shore of Folsom Lake near the Rattlesnake Boat Ramp. The trail follows the
shoreline upstream to the Auburn Dam Site and then climbs Cardiac Hill to the Auburn Overlook
Staging Area directly north of Overlook Park. 30 k runners will refill their bottles and turn around
here while the 50 k runners will continue along the Tevis Cup and Western States trails to the No
Hands Bridge Aid Station. A quick trip up the Training Hill brings you to Cool side of the canyon.
Some brief rolling terrain and then it's back downhill to No Hands Bridge and then back the way you
came to the start/finish area.

Running along the fringe of the mysterious Area 51, this stretch of highway (375) has an
overwhelming number of reported UFO sightings. So much so, that in 1996 the federal government
officially named highway 375 the Extraterrestrial Highway. Not only is the ET Highway full of alien
fun, it traverses some gorgeous scenery as well. Bus transportation is available from the host hotel
in Las Vegas.

The course travels through beautiful Joaquin Miller Park to Redwood Regional Park. Enjoy the
spectacular views of the Oakland Hills and Bay Area along the way.

Help us ring in the exciting inaugural edition of the Hampshire 100 ultra endurance race. This
challenging 100 kilometer course winds through the woods roads and trails of five southern New
Hampshire towns. The course is primarily one single loop with one short repeated section. There is a
14 hour time cutoff.

Founded in 1998 by the Tamalpa Running Club, this Ultra starts from Muir Beach and takes runners
through some of the most legendary Ultra terrain on the West Coast. The race has over 6,000 feet in
elavation change and is a true classic. It is a well aided, full loop course that weaves through
Pirates Cove, Tennessee Valley, Rodeo Beach, Pan Toll and Stinson Beach. Under Co-Race Directorship
of Diana and Tim Fitzpatrick.

100 mile trail endurance run in the scenic Central Cascades. 75 % single track and 25% dirt
and jeep roads. 14th annual. 22,000 ft of elevation gain. 32 hour time limit. Field limited to 140.

The "original" Bulldog 50K Ultra Run in the beautiful scenic Santa Monica Mountains recreational
area in Malibu Creek State Park, Malibu California. 22nd Anniversary! The Bulldog 50K is an RRCA
Regional Championship Race with RRCA Awards in the Open, Master, Grand-Master, and
Senior-Grand-Master Divisions. Both races offer awards to top three male/female finishers in
10-year age divisions. Held in conjunction with a 25K Trail Run.

The inaugural Headwaters 50k and 10k are two scenic trail runs named after the headwaters of the
Sacramento River. These runs are held in the Klamath Mountains west of Mount Shasta City, CA.
The 50k race is a scenic, mountainous loop course. It is run entirely on single-track trails
and dirt forest roads that wind up, down, around, and through the rugged mountains that claim host
to the crystal-clear headwaters of California's longest river. The 10k race is a flat, fast loop
on the lake trail that circles the forested shores of picturesque Lake Siskiyou. The magnificent
backdrop for both runs is the majestic Mt. Shasta (14,179' elev.), the most massive of all the
Cascade volcanoes. Runners are rewarded with clean mountain air, challenging terrain, welcoming
aid stations, and an enthusiastic volunteer staff. Please join us on August 24th, 2013 for this
exceptional trail running experience.

Race organized by The North Face® Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc® (UTMB® - CCC® - TDS™ -
PTL™). A hallucinatory and non competitive event! A "grand" tour of Mont Blanc adding high
passes, often higher than 2,500 metres and with some delicate passages. If you like solitude,
solidarity and total adventure, that is the reason for trying it once. • an event without final
positions and in complete autonomy, to be realised by teams of 3 (or 2) inseparable runners. •
the route is different each year, not way marked but simply mapped (GPS waypoints are provided) •
around 290km and 22,000 metres of positive height gain • maximum authorized time: 138 hours •
Start from Chamonix Monday August 26th 2013 around 22:00 All information on www.ultratrailmb.com

Run a 50k at Burning Man, a week-long arts/music/amazingly fun festival. Because it's fun. Because
it's insane. Because it's the ultimate high. Because you want to challenge yourself. Because we are
working on really rad finishers' presents! Because the race is a party! Pull on your running
sneakers, grab a bottle of water, your favorite energy snacks, and hit the playa for one of the most
unique and insane 50ks out there. (Note we didn't say running clothes; it's Burning Man, so whatever
floats your boat, costumes or even nude -- just make sure you do wear some sunblock, use some
anti-chafing lube, and yes, costumes are encouraged.)

Race organized by The North Face® Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc® (UTMB® - CCC® - TDS™ -
PTL™). Wilder and more technical than the UTMB® and the CCC®, in the heart of the Aosta valley
and the two Savoie, this demanding race offers a new vision of the tour of Mont Blanc and the
Beaufortain country. The 2012 route will allow the discovery of the col de la Youlaz (2,661m) above
Courmayeur, the "passage du Curé" or the sublime view of the massif of Mont Blanc from the col de
la Gitte in the heart of Beaufortain. A semi-tour of Mont-Blanc starting from Courmayeur with
114km, 7,150 metres of positive height gain and in semi-autonomy. Starting from the centre of
Courmayeur on Thursday August 29th 2013 at 07:00. - 1200 runners maximum - maximum race time : 31
hours 30 min - estimated time for the first finishers is 14 hours - limited to runners who have a
minimum of 2 qualification points All information on www.ultratrailmb.com

Race organized by The North Face® Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc® (UTMB® - CCC® - TDS™ -
PTL™). The CCC® is considered by many runners to be "the little one" nevertheless it too,
constitutes one of the most difficult challenges in ultra - trail. Do not take the CCC® lightly;
more than one runner has "burned" their thighs there. A semi-tour of Mont-Blanc, starting from
Courmayeur with 100km, 5,950 metres of positive height gain and in semi-autonomy. Starting in the
centre of Courmayeur Friday August 30th 2013 at 10:00. - 1800 runners maximum - maximun race time:
26 hours - estimated time for the first finishers is 12 hours - limited to runners who have a
minimum 2 qualification points. All information on www.ultratrailmb.com

Race organized by The North Face® Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc® (UTMB® - CCC® - TDS™ -
PTL™). Since the first year, it has been called “the race of all the superlatives” A complete
tour of the Mont Blanc Massif, passing through 3 countries: France, Switzerland and Italy, the race
that every runner should finish at least once in their life. Le tour of Mont-Blanc, starting from
Chamonix, with 168km, 9,600 metres of positive height gain, and in semi autonomy. Starting, in the
centre of Chamonix, on Friday, August 30th 2013 at 18:30. - 2300 runners maximum - maximum race
time: 46 hours - estimated time for the first finishers is 20 hours - limited to runners who have
a minimum of 7 qualification points. All information on www.ultratrailmb.com

Starting and finishing at the famous Burgdorf Hotsprings, the race will tackle the trails and
summits of this premiere mountain playground. Crossing 8 high passes and gaining over 21,000 feet,
this world class course was crafted to be tough and breathtakingly scenic.

50 mile trail run in the senic Grand Tetons

We’re a far cry from 1967 when Kathrine Switzer slashed through the gender boundaries at the
Boston Marathon. Now, Women make up a significant percentage of running events, and the running
industry is thrilled about it! To celebrate the positive impact women have had on running and the
empowering effect running has had for women, we are putting on a trail race dedicated to the
ladies. The Skirt and Dirt Trail Run is the second race in the She Rocks The Trails Women’s
Trail Event Series with NorCalUltras. The all-female event starts and finishes in Redwood Regional
Park, where runners will be greeted by towering redwoods that silently spectate and provide shade to
the constantly undulating course. The redwoods share the park with vociferous and towering
eucalyptus, together creating a true trail running experience where all of your senses are engaged
and the heavy anchor of the cumbersome daily grind is lifted–a wonderful mix of solitude and
camaraderie with like-minded runners. The course will give you a taste of some the rarely used
single-track trails that will meet you with everything from twisty, rocky paths to dense, moss
covered forest. This event will leave you with a new appreciation for this gem located within the
city of Oakland. For the gentlemen, check out our Skirt Chaser Trail Run. Try to chase down those
ladies out on the trail!

1.40 mile paved pedestrian path.

Complete the 5 mile loop as many times in 12 hours as you can.Fully aided and crew accessable.Team
competition too." Milestone" distances of 26.2 m, 50K, 40m, 50m, and 100K, recieve personalized
clothing with distance completed.

Our inaugural Trail Ultra Marathon & Relay event, Meet Your Maker 50 took place in 2012, in
beautiful Whistler BC! It was a an awe inspiring race into Whistler's alpine and through some of
the most pristien trail-running routes in the world! With 90% of the course winding and climbing its
way through single track trails, it navigated the giant trees of BC's west coast rainforest and took
in the stunning vista's from Whistler's Coast Mountain alpine! If you haven't already, mark your
calenders and free your weekend to be at the 2013 Salomon Meet Your Maker 50 Mile Trail Ultra &
Relay!

Point to point trail race starting at Lake Saint-Bernard, in the Mastigouche Wildlife Reserve, and
ending at the "Amphithéâtre au cœur de la forêt" , in St.-Mathieu-du-Parc. The course follows
Quebec's National Hiking Trail for its entire lenght.

The Wasatch Front 100 Mile Endurance Run is held in Utah the first Friday and Saturday after Labor
Day each year. The run stretches from Layton, Utah to The Homestead in Midway, Utah and covers some
of the most beautiful scenery the Wasatch Mountains have to offer. There is a cumulative elevation
gain of approximately 26,882 feet, as well as a cumulative loss of approximately 26,131 feet
throughout the course. This is a premier run that will test the endurance of any runner. The
application period for the 2010 Wasatch 100 is 12/1/09 through 1/9/10. All those applying,
including “Automatic Qualifiers” must fill out and submit their online applications during this
time frame. Fees must be sent by regular mail and postmarked during this same time frame.
Applications from Automatic Qualifiers will not be part of the drawing in February. The public
drawing will be held at the Homestead Resort in Midway, Utah Saturday February 6, 2010 to draw names
of potential 2010 Wasatch 100 Mile participants.

An event filled weekend but lots of time to mellow, meditate and make out. Entry into any Saturday
morning run/walk event or just by camping with us gets you entry into all the weekend laid back
runs, hippy hikes, yoga and nonsense! Timed Event distances: Flower Power 5 mile, Hippy Half, Mellow
Marathon, Freak 50K, Peace Love & 50 Miles, LSD 100K and the Hallucinating 100 Mile! And dig this,
the laid back Far Out 5K, Trippin’ 5K/10K and Free Love 5 Mile all have the option of getting in
some “Natural” miles.

An event filled weekend but lots of time to mellow, meditate and make out. Entry into any Saturday
morning run/walk event or just by camping with us gets you entry into all the weekend laid back
runs, hippy hikes, yoga and nonsense! Timed Event distances: Flower Power 5 mile, Hippy Half, Mellow
Marathon, Freak 50K, Peace Love & 50 Miles, LSD 100K and the Hallucinating 100 Mile! And dig this,
the laid back Far Out 5K, Trippin’ 5K/10K and Free Love 5 Mile all have the option of getting in
some “Natural” miles.

The Superior 100 Mile Trail Race is a point-to-point (100% trail) ultramarathon which traverses the
Sawtooth Mountain Range on the Superior Hiking Trail in the far reaches northern Minnesota . The
course parallels the north-shore of Lake Superior, the greatest freshwater lake in the world, climbs
to near 2000′ peaks with breath-taking vistas of the lake and inland forests and crosses countless
whitewater rivers and serene streams and meanders through mystic Boreal forests. The race starts at
the Gooseberry Falls State Park Visitors’ Center, MN, and finishes at Caribou Highlands Lodge in
Lutsen, MN. Runners will have access to fourteen aid stations between the start and finish, and will
never go more than 10 miles without an opportunity for aid. The Superior Trail 100 was founded in
1990 when there was no more than a dozen or so 100 mile trail races in the USA. Back then if you
wanted to run a 100, you had choices like Western States, Hardrock, Leadville, Wasatch, Cascade
Crest, Umstead, Massanutten and Superior. Superior quickly earned it’s reputation of its namesake
today – Rugged, Relentless and Remote and is known as one of the toughest 100 mile trail races in
the world! Superior lives on now as one of the “legacy 100 milers” and is considered by many to
be one of the most challenging, prestigous and beautiful 100 mile trail races in the country. None
of the history or tradition of this race has been lost and is a great event for those looking for a
world-class event with a low-key, old-school 100 miler feel.

The McKenzie River Trail Run course follows a loop around Clear Lake and then follows the McKenzie
River Trail along the McKenzie River, a scenic whitewater river originating in the high Cascade
Mountains. The trail crosses over several tributaries of the McKenzie River via log bridges. The
lower sections of the trail pass through 600 year old Douglas-fir forests, while upper sections of
the trail pass spectacular waterfalls and lava flows.

An event filled weekend but lots of time to mellow, meditate and make out. Entry into any Saturday
morning run/walk event or just by camping with us gets you entry into all the weekend laid back
runs, hippy hikes, yoga and nonsense! Timed Event distances: Flower Power 5 mile, Hippy Half, Mellow
Marathon, Freak 50K, Peace Love & 50 Miles, LSD 100K and the Hallucinating 100 Mile! And dig this,
the laid back Far Out 5K, Trippin’ 5K/10K and Free Love 5 Mile all have the option of getting in
some “Natural” miles.

An event filled weekend but lots of time to mellow, meditate and make out. Entry into any Saturday
morning run/walk event or just by camping with us gets you entry into all the weekend laid back
runs, hippy hikes, yoga and nonsense! Timed Event distances: Flower Power 5 mile, Hippy Half, Mellow
Marathon, Freak 50K, Peace Love & 50 Miles, LSD 100K and the Hallucinating 100 Mile! And dig this,
the laid back Far Out 5K, Trippin’ 5K/10K and Free Love 5 Mile all have the option of getting in
some “Natural” miles.

On September 7, 2013, the Keystone Trails Association will sponsor the fifth annual Susquehanna
Super Hike & Ultra Trail Run, a 28.4-mile trail challenge event for adventurous hikers and trail
runners on the wild river hills of the lower Susquehanna Gorge. This daunting trail challenge
event on the Mason Dixon and Conestoga Trails alternates breathtaking vistas with steep descents
into dark, scenic hollows followed by strenuous climbs to the next vista. Prepare yourself for the
steep hills, rocky terrain and deep ravines of the Susquehanna Super Hike, an arduous, undulating
and challenging course. Although the Susquehanna Super Hike is a supremely challenging timed
event, the challenge is not to "win" or "come in first", but to finish the hike in one day. For many
participants, the Susquehanna Super Hike is the ultimate test of physical fitness and mental
toughness. "Winning" is the personal satisfaction that comes with finishing the course in the
allotted time. The event course will traverse both sides of the Susquehanna River in York and
Lancaster Counties. The Super Hike will begin at 7:00 AM at the Otter Creek Campground on Rt. 425 in
York County and mostly follows the Mason Dixon Trail south to the Norman Wood Bridge. From there it
connects with the Conestoga Trail, crossing the bridge and continuing north while paralleling the
Susquehanna River. It finally finishes at the Pequea Creek Campground, one mile east of the village
of Pequea in Lancaster County. Just a few of the highlights include Urey Overlook, Oakland Run,
historic Lock 12, crossing the Susquehanna River on the Norman Wood Bridge, Kelly’s Run, the
Pinnacle Overlook, Tucquan Creek, House Rock Vista and Wind Cave. In this timed event, runners will
release through the starting gate ahead of the hikers. Participants are required - for safety
reasons - to reach each checkpoint within a certain time period and to complete the hike no later
than 6:30 PM (11 1/2 hours from the start). This requires a minimum pace of almost 2.5 miles per
hour for the entire route.

The Superior 50 Mile Trail Race is a point-to-point (100% trail) ultramarathon which traverses the
Sawtooth Mountain Range on the Superior Hiking Trail in the far reaches northern Minnesota . The
course parallels Lake Superior, the greatest freshwater lake in the world, climbs to near 2000′
peaks with breath-taking vistas of the lake and inland forests and crosses countless whitewater
rivers and serene streams while meandering through mystic Boreal forests. The race starts at the
Finland Aid Station / Finland Rec. Center outside of Finland Minnesota, and finishes at Caribou
Highlands Lodge in Lutsen. Runners will have access to seven aid stations between the start and
finish, and will never go more than 9.4 miles without an opportunity for aid.

5KM.10KM.28KM.65KM TRAIL-RUNNING RACES Trails charged of dense raw nature and wildlife with an
elevation of 1000 meters D +. An ecosystem rich in a unique world biosphere reserve by UNESCO.
Summits where the wind carries the smell of the coast of the St. Lawrence River and the boreal
forest. Here’s what to expect during the Harricana, you can finally run into the eye of the wolf.
Join the pack !

You can expect a challenging run along the spine of scenic Moscow Mountain. The course are mostly
technical single-track, but we’ve included some fast logging roads. Wickedly rugged? Yes. But the
trails are smooth and the Palouse views will keep you smiling. Serious up, serious down, serious
gorgeous.

The race is a spectacular 100 mile hop through the autumn colors of the Routt National Forest and
Emerald Mountain of northern Colorado, with a few little jaunts through the terrific little town of
Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Prize money for both Tortoises and Hares. Approximately 20,000 feet
of climb, 9,000 feet average elevation, high point approximately 10,500, low point about 6600, this
course will test the endurance of all, whether you're a Tortoise, or a Hare.

Friday, 8pm, 10k + Saturday, 8am, 25k + Sunday, 8am, 50k

23,000 foot gain. Tough footing. No aid stations, pacers, course markings, stashing. Good maps and
Forest Service trail signage. S&R checkpoint 20 miles apart.

32 miles of rolling hills, gravel and dirt roads through scenic rural Butler and Saunders
counties, some bike trail and some Cross Country course, very little pavement. Crew friendly loop
course starting and finishing at my house in downtown Brainard. Water and Aid stops every so often,
Long Sleeve T-Shirts to all entrants, Finishers Award to all survivors, Post-Race Food and Drink.
17th Annual $65.00

A spectacular 50 mile bunny hop through the autumn colors of Rout National Forest in northern
Colorado. Approximately 9,000 feet gain, average elevation 9,000 feet. Named Colorado Ultra
Marathon of the Year, race fills quickly.

The Steve King 100 km Classic is a point to point race between Princeton, BC and Summerland, BC.
There is a solo event and relay. The relay team can be comprised of 2 to 8 people to complete the
eight legs.

Distance – 100 miles (4×25 mile loops) Surface – 99% single track Elevation – 10,000 feet
of ascent/10,000 feet of descent (2500/2500 per loop) Time Limit – Generous 32 Hour cutoff so new
and veteran runners alike have enough time Pacers: Allowed at 50 miles Aid Stations – 5 Manned
including 2 drop bag locations with crew access per loop. Awards – Finishers Buckles, Two tone
for sub 24 hours Registration opens November 1

Figure 8 loop course, shaded, well-groomed trails, rolling hills, some rocks and roots, stream
crossings, very runnable. Five fully-stocked aid stations, food at the finish, no entry fee, no
cut-off times, finisher's awards.

A classic 24 hour race on Eastbourne Seafront - The jewel of south England. This is an endurance
race that takes place on an out and back course of 3 1/2 miles between to timing gates. There is no
traffic but there will be pedestrians which will be part of the challenge.

50K, 40 mile, and 50 mile race distances with option to change distances during the event. Repeats
of 10 plus miles of twisting, gently rolling, forested single-track with some roots. Time limit: 12
hours. Field limit: 125 Fee $25; $40 after August 14.

50K, 40 mile, and 50 mile race distances with option to change distances during the event. Repeats
of 10 plus miles of twisting, gently rolling, forested single-track with some roots. Time limit: 12
hours. Field limit: 125 Fee $25; $40 after August 14.

50K, 40 mile, and 50 mile race distances with option to change distances during the event. Repeats
of 10 plus miles of twisting, gently rolling, forested single-track with some roots. Time limit: 12
hours. Field limit: 125 Fee $25; $40 after August 14.

The famous Stour Valley Path is to host a 100km (62 mile) ultra-marathon on September 14th 2013. The
run will start in Newmarket and will pass through the three counties of Cambridgeshire, Suffolk and
Essex, before finishing in Cattawade, a village near Manningtree.

An ideal course layout for elite speedsters and those taking their first strides in the world of
ultra trail running, The Endurance Challenge Wisconsin course is run-able from start to finish,
provided that you’ve trained properly. A large portion of the course takes place on the renowned
Ice Age Trail located 60 miles southeast of Madison in the southern reaches of the picturesque
Kettle Moraine State Park. The forested area, massaged by monstrous glaciers many millennia ago,
contains wake-up-call hill climbs of 200-300 feet and enough undulating terrain to challenge even
those granite-legged mountain runners. Overall, the soft, forgiving course is 80% singletrack, with
slightly wider, equestrian sections sprinkled in between. This is the least technical of all the
Endurance Challenge courses. Race distances include: 5k, 10k, half marathon, marathon relay,
marathon, 50k, 50 mile.

Rough Creek Trail Run occurs on the ruggedly beautiful grounds and private property of Rough Creek
Lodge & Resort just outside the town of Glen Rose, Texas. This course provides a unique mix of
terrain, from well groomed, toenail safe trails on varied terrain, to the steep, rugged, and
technical miles along a featured section of the course we call the Rusty Crown. It could be hot
(avg 89F high / 65F low). Be prepared!

An ideal course layout for elite speedsters and those taking their first strides in the world of
ultra trail running, The Endurance Challenge Wisconsin course is run-able from start to finish,
provided that you’ve trained properly. A large portion of the course takes place on the renowned
Ice Age Trail located 60 miles southeast of Madison in the southern reaches of the picturesque
Kettle Moraine State Park. The forested area, massaged by monstrous glaciers many millennia ago,
contains wake-up-call hill climbs of 200-300 feet and enough undulating terrain to challenge even
those granite-legged mountain runners. Overall, the soft, forgiving course is 80% singletrack, with
slightly wider, equestrian sections sprinkled in between. This is the least technical of all the
Endurance Challenge courses. Race distances include: 5k, 10k, half marathon, marathon relay,
marathon, 50k, 50 mile.

Figure 8 loop, followed by a single perimeter loop, shaded, well-groomed trails, rolling hills, some
roots, rocks, stream crossings. Ten fully-stocked aid stations, food at the finish, no entry fee, no
cut-off times, finisher's awards.

43 mile "Ultra and a Half" three 4 mile loops of single track-in the dark-then two 15.5 mile lake
loops. 4 great aid stations, and some really great finish line chow. Beautiful course with great
lake views. This course has just about everything, open prairie paths, single track, grass horse
trails(mowed short this year), and some really nice hiking trails. Approximately 3/4 mile of road
shoulder.

Two 15.5 mile loops around Beautiful Evergreen Lake, located in central Illinois. 4 great aid
stations and some of the best finish line chow around. We have just about every type of trail, open
prairie paths, single track, horse trails(mowed short this year) and hiking trails. About 3/4 mile
of road shoulder on each loop.

2nd Annual Hearts and Health Run/Walk: Children’s Hospital 6 Hour Run & Walk to Fight Obesity in
Cincinnati Distance: 5 km run/walk, 6 hour run/walk and 1.4 mile Kid’s Fun Run When: Sunday,
September 15, 2013. 9 a.m. start for the 5k and 6 hour runs. 10 am start for 1.4 mile Kid’s
Run. Location: Voice of America Park, West Chester, Ohio Contact: Chris Kist Phone:
513.803.03434 Email: Christopher.kist@cchmc.org Website: www.heartsandhealthrun.com Event
sponsor: Cincinnati Children’s Hospital's Center for Better Health and Nutrition Event
Information: Help make this city a place full of healthy kids who eat right and stay active by
participating in this unique event to benefit the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital camp for
overweight and obese children. There will be a 5 km run/walk, 1.4 mile Kid’s Fun Run and a timed
run of 6 hours. The 6 hour run/walk is open to individuals and relay teams. The route will be the
scenic 1.4 mile loop around the lake in beautiful Voice of America Park. Contestants under 18 years
of age are limited to a maximum of one hour of competition. T-shirts to all entrants, age group
medals to 5k competitors and medals to all finishers of the 6 hour Run/Walk and Kid’s Fun Run.
This will be a full day of healthful entertainment, activity and eating.

Mount Diablo provides spectacular views of the San Francisco Bay Area and surrounding valleys. The 4
mile course is relatively flat and fast within Mitchell Canyon. The longer events are mountainous
and very scenic.

The “Toad Challenge” will be run over 3 days along the stunningly beautiful and reasonably flat
Thames Path from Oxford to Walton on Thames. Runners will be treated to some wonderful views and
sections along the route as they wind their way from Oxford through, Henley, Marlow, Maidenhead and
Windsor. This event will suit those who want a new challenge at ultra distance, people looking
for an alternative to running marathons, those training for events like the Marathon des Sables or
anyone who loves seeing the beautiful heart of the English countryside along the Thames. The
event is open to runners and walkers.

A Tough 3 Stage Ultra in the heart of Europe Welcome to The European Ultra, 3 stages of
exhilarating ultra running over volcanic terrain in the Algarve. A shorter multi-stage ultra
marathon for those on a tight time schedule or wishing to move up from the conventional marathon
distance, this ultra has it all. Each year the event will fall on a Friday allowing runners to
compete with the minimum of disruption to their working life. As a true multi-stage event you
will be self-sufficient carrying your own sleeping arrangements, food, and supplies for the entire
race, replenishing your (minimum) 2.5 litres of water along the way at check points and base camps.
Being in the Algarve you can expect to be running in temperatures above 30°C during the day
with temperatures dipping in the evening, your kit selection is going to be key to your success. A
Multi-Stage Ultra just 2 hours flying from most European airports, this event is perfect for first
time ultra runners, experts or those wishing to test themselves before a larger event such as our
Desert Ultra or the Marathon Des Sables (MDS).

Trail running race in Nature park Ucka / Kvarner region, Croatia

40 mile ultra and team relay at Codorus State Park. 5 laps of 8 miles. Trails, shore line, and
some roads. To raise funds for Animal Rescue Inc., a no kill shelter.

The NorthCoast 24 is an exciting 24 hour endurance race held at Edgewater Park in Cleveland directly
adjacent to Lake Erie. Runners will travel around loop of just under a mile covering as many miles
as possible within 24 hours. Runners may elect to run any amount of time or distance that they wish.
Overall winners will be those who cover the most distance within the 24 hour time limit.

The revised course uses an out-back format, repeated for the 100. Approximately 44.5/89 miles will
be run over hilly single track trail, with 3.5/7 miles of dirt/gravel forest road and 2/4 miles of
asphalt. Elevation gain and loss is roughly 10,000/20,000 feet. The hills are constant and the
terrain technical at times. Respective cut-off times are 16.5 hours for 50-mile, 36 hours for
100-mile and 28 hours for relay.

The revised course uses an out-back format, repeated for the 100. Approximately 44.5/89 miles will
be run over hilly single track trail, with 3.5/7 miles of dirt/gravel forest road and 2/4 miles of
asphalt. Elevation gain and loss is roughly 10,000/20,000 feet. The hills are constant and the
terrain technical at times. Respective cut-off times are 16.5 hours for 50-mile, 36 hours for
100-mile and 28 hours for relay.

Come enjoy a New England autumn day in the beautiful Berkshires of Massachusetts & New York and run
on the Taconic Crest Trail. The Taconic Mountains run parallel to the hill tops of the Appalachian
Trail, so expect a challenging day of running. The race will begin and finish on the grounds of the
historic Hancock Shaker Village. This race will have it all: camping, great scenery, a lot of
single track trail, tough climbing, mud, and an after race party featuring local beer from Big Elm
Brewing! While you are out running, your family and crew may take advantage of a discounted price
and enjoy the farm and museum of Hancock Shaker Village.

Chase the Sun Ultra is a 12 hour event comprising two races, a 12 hour and 6 hour races. Relay teams
will be allowed on both races and will be comprised of 2 to 4 runners per team. The race will
take place exclusively in the beautiful Whitemarsh Island Preserve, Savannah, Ga. 31410. The race
begins and ends in the big clearing in the middle of the preserve and will follow the 1.8 mile loop
clock-wise. Parking will be available just North of the preserve at the Memorial Hospital outreach
on Bryan Woods and Highway 80. The proceeds of this race will go to Liam's Land Foundation,
research for a cure of Lymphatic Malformation Awards and Swag All registered runners will get a
race shirt and ice bandana. All finishers of the solo 6 hour, solo 12 hour, and relay teams of
the 6 hour and 12 hour races will get finishers medals. Awards will be given to the top male and
female of the 6 hour and 12 hour races. Awards will be given to the top relay team of the 6 hour
and 12 hour races. Solo runners of the 6 hour and 12 hour races that complete the entire timed
event or the following distances will receive finishers medals: 6 hour: 15 laps equaling 27
miles 12 hour: 25 laps equaling 45 miles Relay runners must finish the entire timed
events. While you're running we'll be cooking some food in the center of the preserve. So, as you
run by or when you finish be sure to grab some food! One of the dishes to be cooked will be a
seafood paella. I'm thinking there will be some beer floating around but let's keep that secret to
ourselves..;) Thanks so much for being a part of this event and helping out Liam's Land while you
kick some butt on a trail. See ya...

The Noble Canyon 50k is run each year in the beautiful mountains in east San Diego county, CA. Some
have described it as a lollipop shaped course. Mostly single-track trail, the race starts at Al Bahr
Shrine Camp & immediately connects with the Laguna trail, goes down & then back up Noble Canyon,
loops around the PCT, reconnects with the Lagunas, and finishes back at Al Bahr Camp. Online
registration will begin June 1, 2013 8:00 PM. Last year's race filled up in three days so be sure to
register early.

The courses are hilly! Great trail running with some stupid spots…swamp and river crossings and
junk & bumps to climb over!

The courses are hilly! Great trail running with some stupid spots…swamp and river crossings and
junk & bumps to climb over!

The 12-HR ATR will be held in Prince William Forest Park (PWFP), www.nps.gov/prwi just outside of
Triangle, VA in Prince William County. The Park is 17,000+ acres and has over 40 miles of trails.
The course will be on a DIFFERENT set of trails than our 24-Hour ATR. The course will be a 6.5 mile
looped figure eight (8). It is designed to challenge the novice and experienced trail runners alike.
It will be 100% trails, some single track, and some fire road. The approximate elevation gain/loss
is 650 feet / per loop. The terrain will have undulating hills with some nice ascents and descents
to keep trail runners on their game and keep them honest. There will be rocks; there will be roots,
dirt, and mud if it rains. There will be two aid stations. The primary aid station will be the
Start/Finish. It will have a plentiful array of sustenance (food) to cover everyone through out the
event. The second aid station will ONLY have H2O. The 12-HR is concluded with the awards ceremony
and Post-Race Meal for participants and crews.

A difficult and exceptionally beautiful run through the Pioneer Mountains. Entrants will reach a
high point of 11,100 during the course of the race. Entry should NOT be taken lightly. Shuttle
service can be provided. There will be an early start of 6:30 AM for runners that want 13 1/2 hours
to finish, and 11 hours (8 AM start) for every one else. Runners will receive a unique award for
finishing this event.

Ultra-trail for individuals through the Tribeč and Vtáčnik mountains in Slovakia. The distance is
105 km, positive altitude change 4.000 m. The starting point is in Nitra, finish is in Handlová.
The time limit for the complete distance is 28 hours.

Point-to-point trail run from the cozy getaway of Stinson Beach to the popular Rodeo Beach.

Welcome to Washington's 2nd oldest and classic ultra! Join fellow runners on the 16th annual Cle
Elum Ridge 50k and 3rd annual 25k. The Cle Elum Ridge trail races boast beautiful scenery along
with challenging terrain. There's approximately 7000 feet of elevation gain for the 50k.

The Georgia Jewel 100, 50 and 35 mile events are out and back races run on the pristine Georgia
Pinhoti trail. The races will start and finish at the Dalton Convention Center. This rugged course
on North West Georgia's Pinhoti Trail will escort you across five scenic mountains and along the
narrow crests of several ridges of the Chattahoochee National Forest. This mostly single track trail
is technically rocky and rooty but is well maintained by our friends at NWGA SORBA. There are
several stream crossings to be experienced during the race. The lowest elevation on the course is
770 feet and the highest elevation of 1788 feet will reveal the views from the top of Dug Mountain.
Because of the out and back nature of the course, runners will both climb 16,053 feet and descend
16,053 feet during the 100 mile distance. The course consists of roughly 70 miles of single track
trail, 21.5 miles of jeep road and 8.5 miles of paved road. Tenacity will allow you a final downhill
finish to a unique award for your ultra-achievement!

The Georgia Jewel 100, 50 and 35 mile events are out and back races run on the pristine Georgia
Pinhoti trail. The races will start and finish at the Dalton Convention Center. This rugged course
on North West Georgia's Pinhoti Trail will escort you across five scenic mountains and along the
narrow crests of several ridges of the Chattahoochee National Forest. This mostly single track trail
is technically rocky and rooty but is well maintained by our friends at NWGA SORBA. There are
several stream crossings to be experienced during the race. The lowest elevation on the course is
770 feet and the highest elevation of 1788 feet will reveal the views from the top of Dug Mountain.
Because of the out and back nature of the course, runners will both climb 16,053 feet and descend
16,053 feet during the 100 mile distance. The course consists of roughly 70 miles of single track
trail, 21.5 miles of jeep road and 8.5 miles of paved road. Tenacity will allow you a final downhill
finish to a unique award for your ultra-achievement!

The Georgia Jewel 100, 50 and 35 mile events are out and back races run on the pristine Georgia
Pinhoti trail. The races will start and finish at the Dalton Convention Center. This rugged course
on North West Georgia's Pinhoti Trail will escort you across five scenic mountains and along the
narrow crests of several ridges of the Chattahoochee National Forest. This mostly single track trail
is technically rocky and rooty but is well maintained by our friends at NWGA SORBA. There are
several stream crossings to be experienced during the race. The lowest elevation on the course is
770 feet and the highest elevation of 1788 feet will reveal the views from the top of Dug Mountain.
Because of the out and back nature of the course, runners will both climb 16,053 feet and descend
16,053 feet during the 100 mile distance. The course consists of roughly 70 miles of single track
trail, 21.5 miles of jeep road and 8.5 miles of paved road. Tenacity will allow you a final downhill
finish to a unique award for your ultra-achievement!

The course is a 12.5 K loop with a mix of terrain from single track, old forest logging roads,
rolling hills, super steep hills, flatter sections, technical rocky sections and a short section
through a gravel pit with a sand dune to slide down. Each additional loop is completed in the
opposite direction. It is you, your footsteps and the quiet of the wilderness. Are you ready to
break away from the Grid?

Night run in the Sonoran Desert. Final run in the Insomniac Night Series. Distances for every
runner. Bring a light!

Night run in the Sonoran Desert. Final run in the Insomniac Night Series. Distances for every
runner. Bring a light!

Night run in the Sonoran Desert. Final run in the Insomniac Night Series. Distances for every
runner. Bring a light!

Off-Pavement adventure run in the pristine wilderness of the Idaho Panhandle National Forest. Take
in views of Priest Lake and the Selkirk Mountains as you run through a lush green forest of HUGE
Cedars. Course is mix of dirt road/jeep trail, not technical surface. Full aid stations. Technical
fabric long sleeve finisher shirts and medals that celebrate our International award winning
designs, age group awards, prizes, finish line party. Special Marathon Maniac Medals.

After an opening Greek Peak Nordic Center 5K, runners will merge w/ the 50M-100M through Tuller
Hill, Woodchuck Hollow, and up and over the Greek Peak Alpine section. As a special treat we'll
allow them to return the way they came, embracing the now infamous "second passing". Start time is
8:00, course cut-off is 10 hours.

Grand to Grand Ultra 2012 - SPECIAL OFFER This email inquiry is intended to share some exciting
information about the new Grand to Grand Ultra to be held September 22-28, 2013 in Arizona and Utah,
and to extend an offer for those in your membership who might have an interest in participating.
The event is unique in that it is the first ever self supported stage foot race in North America.
Runners will head off from the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of
the World, and finish some 160 miles later amidst the hoodoos of Bryce Canyon at the summit of the
Grand Staircase, an equally iconic geological wonder. Along the course, runners will pass through a
desert landscape of sand dunes, red rock slot canyons, river crossings, buttes and mesas
experiencing one of the most beautiful and remote parts of continental America. The organizers will
provide tented sleeping accommodation at the end of each stage every day. The organizers of the
Grand to Grand Ultra 2012 would like to offer your membership a 10% discount off of the full
registration fee. A special, even larger, early bird discount of 30% is currently available until
29th February 2012, and we would encourage your membership to avail themselves of the opportunity to
take advantage of that while the offer lasts. Please note that you cannot combine the two
discounts. Nonetheless, your 10% membership discount will remain in effect until registration is
closed. Please also note that there is a quota in effect for different nationalities. Please
consult our website for details: http://www.g2gultra.com/ And feel free to contact us at
terry@g2gultra.com for more information or with any question you may have about the event.
Regards, Terry Madl Logistics and Event Director Grand to Grand Ultra
2012 terry@g2gultra.com

On this 1.36 mile loop runners will pass the shores of Lake Washington, inland wetlands and forests
of Seattle's Magnuson Park. Paved and single track trails. Counting station, nutritious snacks and
delicious poet-race meal. Sponsored by the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team

Beskidy Ultra Trail is a 3 day ultra running fest including 4 distances 55 km (+3000/-3000), 85
km(+4500/-4500) - night events starting at 2200 on 27th September, and 150km (+8000/-8000), 220 km
(+11000/-11000) starting at 8000 on 17th September. The two shorter as well as two longer races
begin together giving the participants a chance to make their decision on the way as to which
distance to go. Initial starting fee is 25 euro for the shorter races and 50 euro for the longer
ones.

See website for details.

Panoramic loop course circumnavigating then scaling the 11,305 ft stratovolcano on trails and jeep
roads.

LAIKIPIA, KENYA: The second annual Amazing Maasai ULTRA is set for July 21, 2012 in Laikipia North,
Kenya. Races will include an ultra-marathon (75km+), a 42km standard marathon, and 21km half
marathon. The event is set in the Maasai community lands of central Kenya’s picturesque Lower
Rift Valley and is an opportunity to test your endurance against the famed Kenyan Maasai runners.
For international runners traveling from abroad, there is a Race & Travel package that includes
6 nights accommodation, meals, game drives and cultural discovery of the Maasai peoples. There are
also weekend race options for East African residents.

Excellent support for runners provided by the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team including personal lap
counters, medical support and massage, nutritious vegetarian hot and cold meals, snacks and drinks
including good electrolytes;certified world class 400m track; trackside camping available during
race, warm restrooms and showers

Races on record-breaking certified 400m world-class indoor track. Register now to be sure of running
in this great event. For further information: http://ca.srichinmoyraces.org/events/6-12-24-hr. First
class services available including personalized counting, medical support, massage, plentiful
vegetarian race fort, drinks including good electrolyte, washrooms, showers, trackside camping. 24
hour race starts at 8:00am, 12 hour race starts at 9:00am and 6 hour race starts at
10:100am. Telephone: 613-233-7475; e-mail: nstaman@uottawa.ca

Race on certified world class indoor track with record-breaking times; excellent runner support with
personal lap counters, medical support and massage throughput race, nutritious vegetarian hot and
cold meals, snacks and drinks including good electrolytes. Start times: 24 Hour Race 8:00am, 12
Hour Race 9:00am, 6 Hour Race 10:00am. Register now on website. Early bird discount.

An extremely rugged and challenging run up, down and around Arizona's Mogollon Rim, a 2,000 foot
escarpment on the southern edge of the Colorado Plateau. Varying from red rock desert trails at
5,500ft to 8,000 ft mountain trails under the Ponderosa forest, this course is both extremely
beautiful and challenging. The elevation gain is close to 25,000 feet and covers 106 total miles.

Elk River Hiking Trail. Accurately measured forest trail winding through unique limestone bluffs,
rock formations & picturesque vistas. Mostly single-track, out & back, very rocky, no long hills.

This event features 100 Mile, 100k, 75k and 50k ultra races on a beautiful 16-ish mile loop that is
99.9% trail.

This event features 100 Mile, 100k, 75k and 50k ultra races on a beautiful 16-ish mile loop that is
99.9% trail.

This event features 100 Mile, 100k, 75k and 50k ultra races on a beautiful 16-ish mile loop that is
99.9% trail.

This event features 100 Mile, 100k, 75k and 50k ultra races on a beautiful 16-ish mile loop that is
99.9% trail.

Technical mountain trail ultra held on the Sundance Trail System in the Bearlodge mountains of
northeast Wyomings, Black Hills. Three course options include 50k, 30k, and 10k which use the
Reuter Trailhead as the Start / Finish. The Reuter Campground is adjacent and the town of Sundance
is 5 miles down the road.

One of the country’s newest 100-milers is also one of the most beautiful. Starting near Olallie
Lake, and running along more than 25 lakes, this race features the best trail running Oregon has to
offer – technical and rocky sections, views of mountain peaks in every direction, and 60 miles of
luscious sections of the Pacific Crest Trail. This race is part of the Northwest Mountain Trail
Series.

Most scenic race in Texas (if you like flowers). Held at beautiful Clark Gardens Botanical Park in
Mineral Wells, TX. All participants recognized at the awards ceremony. Awards for 1st, 2nd and 3rd
place finishers, male and female. Proceeds go toward the building of the National Vietnam War
Museum in Mineral Wells, TX. www.nationalvnwarmuseum.org

Vail, Colorado - The Ultra Race of Champions is the Championship Event for the sport of Ultra
Distance Running. The Ultra Race of Champions brings together annually the year’s best ultra
runners in a formal Ultra Running Championship Event, while encouraging runners of all abilities to
come out and run! The annual Ultra Race of Champions "UROC" 100K race, along with its sister
events, the Über Rock 50K and the Cruxy Half Marathon, will take place in Vail Colorado. The Ultra
Race of Champions is presented by Competitor Magazine.

Vail, Colorado - The Ultra Race of Champions is the Championship Event for the sport of Ultra
Distance Running. The Ultra Race of Champions brings together annually the year’s best ultra
runners in a formal Ultra Running Championship Event, while encouraging runners of all abilities to
come out and run! The annual Ultra Race of Champions "UROC" 100K race, along with its sister
events, the Über Rock 50K and the Cruxy Half Marathon, will take place in Vail Colorado. The Ultra
Race of Champions is presented by Competitor Magazine.

The history of Patagonian International Marathon has begun! After a successful first edition in
September 2012, when almost 400 runners from 17 countries enjoyed running through the amazing
natural wonders of the Torres del Paine National Park, and in so doing, contributing to the
conservation and reforestation of Patagonia, NIGSA now proudly presents to you the Patagonian
International Marathon 2013.

A hardy test for trail runners of all levels, The North Face® Endurance Challenge at F.D.Roosevelt
Park, GA, takes place on the Pine Mountain Ridge on the southern-most edge of the Appalachian
Mountain range. Runners can expect all single track running with a mixture of technical terrain with
rocky/rooted footing and some hard packed trails. There will be water crossings and difficult
ascents and descents along Pine Mountain Ridge that will literally take runner’s breath away. Make
no mistake: this will be a tough test of off-road strength and be prepared for an ultimate test of
endurance. Leading up to the race, the Endurance Challenge team recommends training on hilly terrain
and technical trails. On race day, make sure to wear durable trail shoes as you will be running over
rocks and roots and possibly through water at times. Race distances are: 5k, 10k, half marathon,
marathon, marathon relay, marathon, 50k, 50mile.

A hardy test for trail runners of all levels, The North Face® Endurance Challenge at F.D.Roosevelt
Park, GA, takes place on the Pine Mountain Ridge on the southern-most edge of the Appalachian
Mountain range. Runners can expect all single track running with a mixture of technical terrain with
rocky/rooted footing and some hard packed trails. There will be water crossings and difficult
ascents and descents along Pine Mountain Ridge that will literally take runner’s breath away. Make
no mistake: this will be a tough test of off-road strength and be prepared for an ultimate test of
endurance. Leading up to the race, the Endurance Challenge team recommends training on hilly terrain
and technical trails. On race day, make sure to wear durable trail shoes as you will be running over
rocks and roots and possibly through water at times. Race distances are: 5k, 10k, half marathon,
marathon, marathon relay, marathon, 50k, 50mile.

6, 12, and 24-hour race on world class 400m indoor track

Our Berkeley Adventure Run brings runners and walkers into two East Bay gems. Tilden Regional Park
offers something for everyone, including big time trail running. With abundant coast live oak and
eucalyptus lining sections of the courses, runners can enjoy shaded trails broken up by open,
exposed sections offering views of the bay, Golden Gate Bridge, and event Mt. Tamalpais, on clear
days. Load up at our amply stocked aid stations every 5-7 miles.

The Bear Chase is a beautiful 50 Mile, 50km, Half Marathon & 10km trail race just 15 minutes from
downtown Denver at Bear Creek Lake Park in Lakewood, CO. An excellent race for first time
ultramarathoners, runners will experience a variety of challenging terrain and sweeping panoramic
views throughout the race, including the Denver skyline and Red Rocks Amphitheater. The course is
95% singletrack and soft surface, pretty fast (by trail/ultra standards), and moderately technical.
Approx. elevation gain per race: 50km = 1,930 ft., 50 Mile = 3,400 ft.

The Bear Chase is a beautiful 50 Mile, 50km, Half Marathon & 10km trail race just 15 minutes from
downtown Denver at Bear Creek Lake Park in Lakewood, CO. An excellent race for first time
ultramarathoners, runners will experience a variety of challenging terrain and sweeping panoramic
views throughout the race, including the Denver skyline and Red Rocks Amphitheater. The course is
95% singletrack and soft surface, pretty fast (by trail/ultra standards), and moderately technical.
Approx. elevation gain per race: 50km = 1,930 ft., 50 Mile = 3,400 ft.

About 67% of the 50 Mile course is on trails or jeep (unimproved) roads. 30% is on smooth, rolling
gravel roads and 3% is on pavement. It is a challenging course, with good footing/traction, plenty
of hills and classic Vermont scenery that will knock your socks off. For
the statistically-inclined, there is about 5600' of vertical in the 50 Mile. Also a mountain bike
race.

Combination of old logging roads, & technical single track trail. Extremely challenging course
features sections of the Wild Oak National Recreation Trail, & the summits of Elliott Knob and
Reddish Knob with big ups & downs!

You will compete against the clock to see how far you can go in the time limit of 3, 6, 12 or 24
hours. A smooth, fast 5-K trail will make for a great race experience. Compete as a solo runner or
in teams of up to 4.

Come run the premiere 50k trail race in the Southeast, taking place on a beautiful dirt-packed trail
with Tennessee mountain stone thrown in and 5000+ ft. of elevation gain. The Rock/Creek StumpJump
50k benefits Wild Trails, a non-profit with a mission to promote the use, expansion, and protection
of trails in greater Chattanooga. This is the 2012 RRCA Regional Ultra Championships.

The Foothills 50K Frenzy is the first “official” 50k in the Boise foothills. It will feature
running on one of the best trail networks in the West. After a very short run up Mountain Cove Road,
the rest of the course is run on scenic single-track trails with 2 short segments on dirt roads. The
course contains multiple uphill and downhill sections. The terrain is of moderate difficulty,
providing a challenge to runners, but not too hard for first-timers.