Welcome to the the Rouge-Orleans, a 100+ mile Ultra-Marathon and Team Relay that starts in the
capital city of Baton Rouge and Finishes in Audubon Park in New Orleans. The run coincides with the
Mardi Gras carnival season, so runners are not only treated to a great run, but also the most unique
after party on the planet. Participants will run on top of the levee for up to 42 hours and follow
the mighty Mississippi as it meanders its way 126.2 miles down to New Orleans. Running alongside
plantations, sugarcane fields, swamps, the old haunted Carville Leper Colony, and the river will
provide runner’s with an unforgettable visual tour of the state of Louisiana.

This is a beautiful 50k in Jefferson Memorial Forrest. The hills are rolling and the weather can
make it a challenge. Last year there was snow. This just makes it even more exciting!

Free, unsupported Fat Ass style race in the Placitas Foothills. The third and final race in the
Albuquerque Fat Ass Series.

Starting at the Auburn Dam Overlook, the trail heads east along the American River on the Tevis Cup
Trail, the Quarry Trail and the Western States trail. The trails are a combination of single track
and fire roads with several rolling hills along the way and several stream crossings for added
challenge. Most of the single track winds though stands of pine and oak.

The Delirium Ultra 24 Hour Race will begin on Feb 11, 2012 at 10:00am. The race will feature a 6
hour, 12 hour and 24 hour event with all three races starting at 10:00am. The race will be held on
the Buck Walter Place greenway trail which is a 1.5 mile loop which will be run counter-clockwise
through out the event. The trail is wide enough to run next to another runner or easily pass them
through out the entire course. The Event will feature an over-all winner and runner-up award for the
6-hour, 12-hour, and 24-hour races. With finisher medals for runners that completed the following
Distances: 50K in 6 hours, 50 miles in 12 hours and 85 miles in 24 hours. The race will feature an
Aid Station at the start finish line where racers will be able to refuel and hydrate during the
event along with getting general first aid care or just pull off the trail and rest up. Relay Teams
will not be allowed in the event. Pacers will not be allowed in the event.

The Delirium Ultra 24 Hour Race will begin on Feb 11, 2012 at 10:00am. The race will feature a 6
hour, 12 hour and 24 hour event with all three races starting at 10:00am. The race will be held on
the Buck Walter Place greenway trail which is a 1.5 mile loop which will be run counter-clockwise
through out the event. The trail is wide enough to run next to another runner or easily pass them
through out the entire course. The Event will feature an over-all winner and runner-up award for
the 6-hour, 12-hour, and 24-hour races. With finisher medals for runners that completed the
following Distances: 50K in 6 hours, 50 miles in 12 hours and 85 miles in 24 hours. The race will
feature an Aid Station at the start finish line where racers will be able to refuel and hydrate
during the event along with getting general first aid care or just pull off the trail and rest up!
Relay Teams will not be allowed in the event. Pacers will not be allowed in the event. This race
will be limited to 50 participants between the three race. The swag bag is one that you do not want
to miss!!! Hooded sweatshirt, logo race beanie, custom race mug and much much more!!! Register early
because this race will fill quickly.

4 laps - all trail - some soft sand and roots- in a county park. 3 aid stations per lap. 19th
annual.

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

Fast 50k on 100% trail, Great for first timers and someone that wants to PR in a 50k.

A loop course on rocky, rooty, and hilly bridle trails & single-track trails. Time limit: 9 hours
Great medals and after-race food. 8th Annual.

Montaña de Oro, "Mountain of Gold", features seven miles of shoreline, rugged cliffs, sandy
beaches, coastal plains, streams, canyons, and hills, including 1,347-foot Valencia Peak. Distances
are accurately measured using a Rolatape® surveyor's measuring wheel. Aid
Stations: Fully-stocked aid stations every 8 - 9 kilometers. You can expect fresh fruit, salty
snacks, assorted candy, boiled potatoes and salt, water, and Clif Shot Electrolyte sports drink. If
you would like to be sure that you have Clif product, SaltStick capsules, or any other specific item
at the event, you should carry it with you. Additionally, it is highly recommended that runners
carry at least 20 oz. of water between aid stations. Awards: T-shirts will be given to all
pre-registered runners. Award medals are given to the 1st female and male finishers overall and in
each age group. Medals are also awarded to the 2nd & 3rd place finishers in each age group.

Tame 10k trail loop around Rockburn Branch Park in Elkridge, Maryland.

A beautiful, 6 day stage race along the Wild Coast of South Africa from Port St Johns to East
London. No support on the daily race but overnight in hotels along the way and tog bags moved daily.
Runners must search for a route, find water and carry food for the day. Many fast flowing rivers to
cross.

30th annual, oldest trail run in Texas. 15-hour time limit. Mostly narrow, hilly trail with some
rocky and hazardous areas. Start/finish at Juniper Point West Campground, about 90 minutes north of
Dallas. Also a marathon, half-marathon, 5-mile and Jay Norman Team Competition (3 members on a team,
all must run 50 miles).

Saturday February 18, 2012, 4:00 a.m. - Tropical Volcanic island on Lake Nicaragua - extremely tough
course! - The 100k course is a single-loop course. The terrain includes dirt trail, paved road and
single track. The course includes the Volcan Maderas and Concepcion climbs and uses nine Aid
Stations. Finish in under 12 hours and receive a refund on your entry fee! Use the Discount Code
FYAEARLY until December 24th for a $50 Discount!

Saturday February 18, 2012, 4:00 a.m. - Tropical Volcanic isla de Ometepe on Lake Nicaragua - The
50k course is a point-to-point course involving the first 50km of the 100k course. The terrain
includes dirt trail, paved road and single track. The course includes the Volcan Maderas climb and
uses four Aid Stations. Use the Discount Code FYAEARLY until December 24th for a $50 Discount!

Run in beautiful Moab,Utah! Come see a course that will leave you breathless from scenic red cliff
canyons, spires, majestic snow capped mountains and a challenging course. You will get bird eye
views of Canyonlands and Arches National Park! 55K Start Time: 8:00 am sharp at the Gemini Bridges
Trailhead Hwy 191. 33k Start Time: 8:30 am sharp. Trail systems to be used for 55K: Gemini Bridges
Trail, Little Canyon Rim Road/Metalmasher,Gold Bar Rim, Golden Spike, Poison Spider Trail. Come join
the party that's Red Hot! Also a 33-km.

100 mile, 100km and 50 mile races. 25 mile round trip course on an abandoned rail trail. Flat but
rocky, roots and potholes. Old Florida scenic. 4 miles of the course has been paved by the State of
Fl. Will make for a fast course. 26 hour time limit.Silver/brass buckles to under 24hr 100 milers,
Brass buckle to over 24 hours finishers, Brass buckle to 100km finishers and medals to 50 mile
finishers. 100 mile:$130,100km:$80,50 mile:$75. POC: RD Chris Rodatz: 904-655-6511
crodatz@bellsouth.net.

100 mile, 100km and 50 mile races. 25 mile round trip course on an abandoned rail trail. Flat but
rocky, roots and potholes. Old Florida scenic. 4 miles of the course has been paved by the State of
Fl. Will make for a fast course. 26 hour time limit.Silver/brass buckles to under 24hr 100 milers,
Brass buckle to over 24 hours finishers, Brass buckle to 100km finishers and medals to 50 mile
finishers. 100 mile:$130,100km:$80,50 mile:$75. POC: RD Chris Rodatz: 904-655-6511
crodatz@bellsouth.net.

100 mile, 100km and 50 mile races. 25 mile round trip course on an abandoned rail trail. Flat but
rocky, roots and potholes. Old Florida scenic. 4 miles of the course has been paved by the State of
Fl. Will make for a fast course. 26 hour time limit.Silver/brass buckles to under 24hr 100 milers,
Brass buckle to over 24 hours finishers, Brass buckle to 100km finishers and medals to 50 mile
finishers. 100 mile:$130,100km:$80,50 mile:$75. POC: RD Chris Rodatz: 904-655-6511
crodatz@bellsouth.net.

Join us for a 31 mile Trek through the Phoenix Mtn. Preserve. This our 3rd annual fund raiser to
take a group of kids from Sunshine Acre's Children Home, (www.sunshineacres.org),to hike the Grand
Canyon. There is no charge for this event it is by donation only with 100% of monies going to
Sunshine Acres.

A wilderness race on frozen lakes, rivers and woodland trails north of Anchorage. Some of the race
is on the historic Iditarod trail. $200 until 1/1/12; $350 thereafter. 5 checkpoints. 15 lbs.
survival gear required. Check website for required gear. T-shirt, finisher award & post-race pizza
party

A wilderness race on frozen lakes and woodland trails north of Anchorage. Some of the race is on
the historic Iditarod trail. $60 until 1/1/12; $80 thereafter. One checkpoint with warm water.
Check website for required gear. T-shirt, finisher award and post-race pizza party.

Rolling horse trails. 90% single track with gravel road at the start and finish.

Entire course will be run on the wide well-groomed horse trails in beautiful Coto de Caza gated
community. The course is 6.55 miles out and back. Well stocked aid stations. Medal to all
finishers and nice tech shirt. Trophies to top 3 winners in each category - male/female.

99% single tract,beautiful foothills of ElDorado Hills,rolling hills,oaks trees,great scenery,all
sections very runnable,some technical sections,great training run for Way to Cool 50k & WS100,plenty
of aid

99% single tract,the entire course is an out & back the additional distance of the 38 miler is a out
& back,the trail & elevation profile is much the same as the previous fifteen miles of the
course.Rolling foothills,oak trees,great course & scenery,very runnable & enjoyable.great trainer
for Way To Cool & WS100

2nd Annual 50 mile/50K individual runs and 50 mile relay on the white sands of Destin, FL to raise
money for the Special Operations Warrior Foundation. The entire race is in the sand at the water's
edge. This is one of the most scenic courses anywhere and sure to sell out in 2012! Registration
opens July 1st, 2012.

This race will challenge you! 50k / 30k / 15k / 5k Tough single track climbing and decent, rolling
fire road trail with steep climbing and decent. Save your Presidents Day weekend in 2012 and come
join us in Simi Valley, CA

50 Miles on the white sand beaches of Destin, Fl to benefit the Special Operations Warrior
Foundation.

A cross-country hilly ultra marathon on jeep tracks and single tracks in the beautifull foothills of
Jerusalem

This will be a February version of the Mayapple 100K and 50K. The distances offered will be 50M,
50K, 21M and 10M. The course is two loops (10 miles and 11 miles) after which you go back through
the Start Finish area. There will be aid half way through both loops. The course could be
covered in snow. Please plan accordingly.

This race uses the same course as the Mayapple 50K and 100K in May but will be run in February
(hence Febapple). The two ultra distance races will be 50M and 50K with a 21 mile and 10 mile
option as well.

The TRC Post Oak Lodge Challenge is a 2 day event. On Saturday 2-26-211 we will run a 10K, 25K, 50K
Trail Run. On Sunday 2-27-2011 we will run a Quarter,Half,and Full Marathon.

Run as far as you can in 11 hours on mixture of single-track, old jeep roads, cross country and a
little pavement. Pass old mines, crumbling 100 year old adobe structures and corrals, craggy peaks.
Remote high desert scenery. Elev. 4,020'>4,430'. T-shirts, aid every 3-4 miles.

The 7th Annual Mount Cheaha 50K UltraMarathon Race is a point-to-point trail run that finishes in
the Cheaha State Park at the summit of Cheaha Mountain. At 2,407 feet this is the highest point in
Alabama. Along the run you will experience scenic overlooks, creek crossings, lakes, water falls,
hardwood and pine forests. 80% of the course is run on beautiful single track trails winding
throughout the Talladega National Forest.

Beautiful, tough, and rugged 50 mile & 50k ran in the backcountry of the Santa Monica mountains.
Epic sweeping views of the ocean, 75% single track, & plenty of dense tree covered trails. Great
swag, awesome aid stations, yummy finish line lunch, great top notch event! Part of this race ran on
the historic Santa Monica Mountains backbone trail.

24 hour run on a 6km loop in a recreational park in San Jose, it will benefit a foundation that is
raisin gfinds to give away lap top computers to school kids in poor areas of Costa Rica, 25.000
computers in 3 years. the terrain is super nice, flat very smooth, paved, concrete, dirt, grass and
abit of dirt. firts time ever in Costa Rica and mos t likely to be one of the biggest sport events
in the year.

Rolling single-track trails, old jeep roads and a little pavement in remote high desert country.
Elev. 4,050'>4,410'. Pass by old mines, wild west corrals, wooded arroyos and canyons.
Water/ drinks every 3 miles, light snacks, t-shirts,door prizes. Entry by donation. Post entry
only.

Where: Lake Chabot Regional Park 17600 Lake Chabot Rd Castro Valley,CA 94546 Cost: 10K: $30
/ 20K: $40 / 30K: $45 / 50K: $65 Contact: Inside Trail
Racing www.insidetrail.com events@insidetrail.com

Start at Auburn Overlook Park, 855 Pacific Avenue, Auburn, CA, at 9 a.m. We will be meeting at
the overlook in Auburn, running down and over No Hands Bridge, then up to the firehouse in Cool, and
then turning around. Run as little or as much as you'd like. There will be a potluck style BBQ after
the run at the Overlook. We are doing this to remember and honor the memory of Robert and Linda
Mathis, who were tragically killed on the evening of December 30th, 2011 when they were struck by a
truck driven by a young man who was DUI. They are loved and missed so much. ♥ Donations will be
accepted to start the Robert and Linda Mathis Memorial Foundation which is being started in their
honor to offer help to victims of DUI and their families, and for DUI prevention programs.
Please call/text Jennifer Dicus at 503-936-6344 or email me at jendicus@msn.com with any
questions. Thank you.

Off The Beaten Track is a one-of-a-kind, ultra-marathon designed to create the atmosphere of the
distance race run every year in the hot sands of Morocco - the Marathon des Sables. An annual event
in Grand Cayman, Off The Beaten Track, now in its 3rd year, consists of teams of six running in
relay over a distance of approximately 50 kilometers. As the name implies, the course is a
complex route incorporating beach, dyke roads, back streets, and more! For fit and seasoned
runners, the race can be challenged as an individual effort, which undoubtedly is a unique and
testing experience in the sizzling sun of the Cayman Islands! All proceeds raised from Off The
Beaten Track are donated to Facing Africa -- a charity dedicated to helping sufferers of NOMA, a
severe flesh eating disease, which affects young children, the poverty stricken and malnourished,
who live in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Experience Southern California's rugged coastline.

A human powered ultra marathon on the historic Iditarod Trail in Alaska. Running, skiing or cycling
on snow, frozen rivers, lakes. 50 competitors only! Cold weather experience required. Race is full.
Entries for the 2013 event open April 8, 2012.

Beautiful singletrack trails, fully stocked aid stations, well marked and accurately measured, post
race feast and warm soups.

Transgrancanaria is a race that has been held on the island of Gran Canaria since October 2003. In
the Transgrancanaria participants must cross the island on foot passing through several aid stations
where they can replenish their water and food supplies, also giving the organisation a chance to
monitor the competitors’ progress. The Transgrancanaria is the pioneer of this kind of event
in the Canary Islands. Arista, the organizer of the race, have placed Transgrancanaria as one of the
main highlights on the national , European and now, the World stage. The Transgrancanaria is
held in the first week of March and has four different races, making accessible to
everyone: Transgrancanaria: DISTANCE: 123km. Elevation: 8500m. 30 Hours. South-North
Transgrancanaria: DISTANCE: 96km. Elevation: 6500m. 24 Hours. Media Transgrancanaria: Distance:
42km. Elevation: 3400m. 14 Hours. Transgrancanaria Starter: 24km Ascent: 1700m. 10 Hours. The
first edition of Transgrancanaria in October 2003 had a total of 65 participants, and over the years
has grown to more than 1000 athletes, walkers, joggers and nature lovers from more than 20 countries
that have decided to take the challenge of crossing the island on foot in less than 30 hours. On
this route participants can find rain, sun, mud, dust ... but above all they will enjoy direct
contact with nature. The course is the same for everyone and will be fully marked to avoid errors.

Event Location - The run is on the Longleaf Horse Trail in the De Soto National Forest just south of
Laurel.Gently rolling pine forest, mostly single track with some double track logging roads. Packet
pickup, Pre-race meal, announcements, and door prizes at race headquarters Friday night. Post race
meal on-site at the start/finish line. Cost $70 till 2/1 then $80 online, $80/90 offline

Point to point trail marathon and 50K race on mainly single track dirt trail

20K, 50K, and 50M on the Longleaf Horse Trail in the De Soto National Forest just south of Laurel.
Awards to top3. Pre and post race meals, T-shirt, finisher mementos, belt buckle to 50M
finishers.Gently rolling pine forest, mostly single track with some double track logging roads.
Packet pickup, Prerace meal, announcements, and door prizes at race headquarters Friday night.
Post race meal on-site at the start/finish line.

Runners will run the actual route of the infamous Bataan Death March of April 1942 from the Bataan
Death March Memorial Shrine in Mariveles, Bataan to the Old Railway Station in San Fernando,
Pampanga.

A beautiful & nasty rugged course. Excellent accommodations right at the start/finish. Full service
aid stations every 5 miles. Finishers medals. Winners awards. Tech shirts.

The Double Top 100 is a 100 mile and 100 km trail race across the Cohutta Mountains in northern
Georgia. This is a beautiful course with amazing scenery and unique flora. You will run by the
inspirational Cohutta Overlook, skirt the cliffs of Turkey Mountain, pass the Gennett popular (N.
Georgia's largest tree). The course leaves Ft Mountain State Park and follows the northern section
of the Pinhoti Trail until it joins the Benton Mackaye Trail. Runners opting for the shorter run
(100k) will turn around and return down the Pinhoti Trail. The 100 mile runners will be treated to
the vistas of Flat Top Mountain, Fowler Mountain, and Bear Den Mountains before turning around near
Bushy Head Gap to return to Ft Mountain. Runners will be given 34 hours to complete the 100 mile
course.

The Double Top 100 is a 100 mile and 100 km trail race across the Cohutta Mountains in northern
Georgia. This is a beautiful course with amazing scenery and unique flora. You will run by the
inspirational Cohutta Overlook, skirt the cliffs of Turkey Mountain, pass the Gennett popular (N.
Georgia's largest tree). The course leaves Ft Mountain State Park and follows the northern section
of the Pinhoti Trail until it joins the Benton Mackaye Trail. Runners opting for the shorter run
(100k) will turn around and return down the Pinhoti Trail. The 100 mile runners will be treated to
the vistas of Flat Top Mountain, Fowler Mountain, and Bear Den Mountains before turning around near
Bushy Head Gap to return to Ft Mountain. Runners will be given 20 hours to complete the 100k course.

Montara Mountain features the only undisturbed Coastal Mountain Habitat found over 100 miles of
coastline. Experience groves of Huckleberry, Honeysuckle, Lilac, Chinquapin and Manzanita, with
beautiful views of the Pacific Coast as you climb.

100 mile point to point race along the Thames Path from London to Oxford. Total Elevation Change
under 2000 feet.

The 7th Saipan Marathon will feature an ultra-marathon of 50K along the picturesque lagoon
shoreline and through the lush and quiet greenery of the northern part of the island. Saipan is a
sub-tropical island located in the western Pacific and is part of the U.S. Commonwealth of the
Northern Mariana Islands. The event is sponsored by the Marianas Visitors Authority and run in
conjunction with a marathon, half-marathon, and 10K. Approximately 950 total runners are expected
in 2012.

The Green Jewel 50K Fun Run is a running event that showcases the Cleveland Metroparks. Running from
the Scenic Park (near the Marina) in Rocky River to the Oak Grove Picnic Area in Brecksville.

Scenic trails (some new) on my Oklahoma mountain property. Camping encouraged. Pre-race pasta &
post-race chili. 8 hr. time limit. Limit 75 runners total. $25 entry. Also a 25K.

Strasimeno is the ultramarathon of Parco del Trasimeno. It is 58 km long and the track is all around
Trasimeno Lake, with start and finish line in Castiglione del Lago, the biggest place of this
territory. This is the fifth year we also organize the official marathon (Santarcangelo) and half
marathon (Passignano). Next Strasimeno will be held on 6th of March 2011 and the deadline to apply
is on 1st of March 2011

The Atacama Crossing is part of the 4 Deserts, named by TIME magazine as #2 on its list of the Top
10 Endurance Competitions in the world. It is a unique category of rough country footraces that take
place over seven days and some 250 kilometers in remote and culturally rich locations around the
world. Competitors must carry all their own equipment and food, are only provided with water and a
place in a tent each day but are supported by professional medical and operations teams.
Currently the events consist of the 4 Deserts, a series which encompasses the Gobi Desert in China,
the Atacama Desert of Chile, the Sahara Desert in Egypt and Antarctica, and a fifth event which
roves to a new location each year.

5K Loop Course. 50K is USATF championship, 25K is LITF championship. Cash prizes to top finishers
in the 50K

100 mile Ultra Marathon, point-to-point starting in Corolla, NC ending in Hatteras, NC. Runners will
travel the entire length of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore on, and along historic Hwy 12. While
this will be a very flat race on pavement do not think that equals easy. Weather in the Outer banks
in March is not typically good. It is no coincidence you’ll be traveling from North to South into
a typically prevailing 14mph or greater headwind along wind swept beaches & sand dunes.

Start in beautiful Grand Rivers KY, run 1.75 miles on paved roads to Land Between the Lakes National
Recreation Area to the Canal Loop trail, an 11.3 mile mostly single track dirt trail with
outstanding views of Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley. Several short, but challenging hills. 880' of
elevation change/loop. Custom buckles to all ultra finishers. 8th annual. 2011 hosted 470
runners from 32 states.

Start in beautiful Grand Rivers KY, run 1.75 miles on paved roads to Land Between the Lakes National
Recreation Area to the Canal Loop trail, an 11.3 mile mostly single track dirt trail with
outstanding views of Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley. Several short, but challenging hills. 880' of
elevation change/loop. Custom buckles to all ultra finishers. 8th annual. 2011 hosted 470
runners from 32 states. Fast course. Prize money to course record setter.

The race consists of multiple laps of a USATF-certified 1.00 mile path in Decatur, Alabama’s
Delano Park. Aid will be available on each lap. The tree-lined course is flat with total elevation
change of less than 10 feet per lap and is completely unpaved. The average high temperature is 60F
and average low is 40F. Each solo participant will receive a personalized plaque with the total
mileage completed and your name, a race T-Shirt, and other race goodies.

Rocky, rooty, hilly, challenging but fun course. 10.5 mile loops

Way Too Cool 50K Endurance Run presented by GU Energy Labs welcomes you to the 15th annual running
on Saturday, March 10, 2012 at 8am. This race has become the most sought after 50K in the United
States for veterans and novices alike. The breathtaking trails, spirited aid stations, amazing views
and pure fun, make this an adventure you won’t want to miss.

Final 50k in the Desert Runner Trail Series. Scenic desert trails, challenging course, and well
stocked aid stations.

This is a 4 day long race with 195 km around Hungary's largest lake, the Lake Balaton! The race can
be run individually, in pairs and in teams. Runners can join only for the last two days or for each
day separately. The lake is beautiful in the spring, the race is a very well organised ultra race
catering for the individual needs of the runners!

2012 Endurance Run 24 Hour/12 Hour Endurance run/walk 1 Hour FUN run/walk Midnight
5K March 16&17 starting a 7 pm For more information please vist:
www.howardaslingerfoundation.org

2012 Endurance Run 24 Hour/12 Hour Endurance run/walk 1 Hour FUN run/walk Midnight
5K March 16&17 starting a 7 pm For more information please vist:
www.howardaslingerfoundation.org

Named for Lt. Joseph Charles Stone. Known as J.C. to his friends and family. J.C. enlisted to serve
the USA in the Viet Nam War. He was a decorated Green Beret who gave his life for his country. This
run is in memory of J.C. and all the brave soldiers who have fought for our country. The course
starts at the North Park Boat House with a short out and back, then proceeds to complete 6 5-mile
loops around scenic North Park Lake. About 2.5 miles from the Boat House runners will pass Lt. J.C.
Stone Field. This 5-mile loop has been the home to many exciting Ultras in the past. The course is
the same course as the former GNC 50K/50Mile/100K race. UltraRunners from all over the country ran
this course. For several years it was host to several National Championship Road Races. Asphalt
running trail that follows the shoreline of North Park Lake. Challenging but very runnable.

Come watch the sunrise over the desert and then run down into it.  It's a 50K with a little bit
of everything...single track along the Pacific Crest Trail, a more than 2,000 foot drop into the
desert, a run through the beautiful desert scenery of Box Canyon, and then the climactic 5+ mile
climb back up via Oriflamme Canyon

A Race To Benefit The Fight Against Lupus. The course is a ~25K loop (15.5 miles) around a
lake, so 50K runners would do two loops. Surface: ~1/3 park & county roads, ~1/3 crushed gravel,
~1/3 dirt and grass trails. One little climb up some rocks (may need your hands). One
water crossing in rushing cold water, about 20 yards wide. The trails are technical at times.
Course record 3:34:21. Aid stations every five miles. Weather may be mild or cold, sunny or raining
or snowing. Limited to 125 runners between the 50K and the 25K.

The race is held on a one mile loop on the bank of beautiful Lake Sacajawea, located at the
intersection of Hemlock and Kessler in Longview, WA. The surface is mostly gravel with some small
portions of concrete and one metal bridge. Contact Fred Willet, 1107 3rd Ave. No., Kelso, WA 98626,
360-749-4372, fred_e_willet@yahoo.com. The course has been measured and certification is pending.
This will be the 24th running of the event which was won last year by Tim England (127.25) and Lisa
Bliss (118.25).

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.

20th Anniversary!!! Lollipop loop with first and last 10k relatively flat and 5k gain in middle
30k. Varied terrain and guaranteed mud. A true Pacific NW event and this year to celebrate 20
years we plan to go big...

An adventure, an endurance event, a 100km-long scenic buffet. The Vibram Tarawera Ultra is a 100k,
50+ mile (85km) or 60km trail ultra. distance run from Rotorua to Kawerau in the Bay of Plenty, New
Zealand. Along way you'll pass through exotic forestry, native bush, lakes, waterfalls and follow a
beautiful river. Most of the run is on single track trails or forestry roads. You can compete as a
solo athlete or as part of a relay team. There will be buffet aid stations, drop bags, pacers, spot
prizes and free hotpools at the finish. Plus you'll get to share your day with an international
field of athletes.

Where: Rodeo Beach Golden Gate National Recreation Area,CA 94941 Cost: 8K: $30 / 20K: $40 /
30K: $45 / 50K: $65 Contact: Inside Trail Racing www.insidetrail.com events@insidetrail.com

Combination of gravel, old logging roads, & technical single track trail. Course features the summit
of Terrapin Mtn, White Oak Ridge, technical rock gardens, stream crossings, and Fat Man's Misery.

21st anniversary of the 33.5 mile run from Kalamazoo to South Haven on a rail-to-trail in southwest
Michigan.

Timed race on single track trailz.

The NJ Ultra Festival will be a celebration of the ultra distance. The extremely fast course is the
course for your PR in any distance.

The NJ Ultra Festival will be a celebration of the ultra distance. The extremely fast course is the
course for your PR in any distance.

The NJ Ultra Festival will be a celebration of the ultra distance. The extremely fast course is the
course for your PR in any distance.

Fairly flat loop courses. 90% great trail running with some stupid spots: swamp and river crossings,
junk & bumps to climb over, and those nasty cypress knees.

The courses are fairly flat loops, 90% great trail running with some stupid spots…swamp and river
crossings, junk & bumps to climb over…and those nasty cypress knees.

Solo, team relay, 12 hour and six hour nighttime fun run categories. This year’s race will be run
on the beautiful Monitor and Merrimac trail 16 miles north of Moab. Racers will run 5.37 mile laps
with approximately 606′ of climbing per loop. A rolling course, each lap starts at 4524’,
reaches a high point of 4982’ and a low point of 4490’. Hot food will be available during the
cool night and there will be an unmanned water station approximately halfway through the loop to
help runners enjoy the rugged trails and view the beautiful canyons below. Camping is available at
the Base Camp area and will be available starting on Friday night.

This year’s race will be run on the beautiful Monitor and Merrimac trail 16 miles north of Moab.
Racers will run 5.37 mile laps and approximately 11,000′ of climbing for the entire 100 miles. A
rolling course, each lap starts at 4524’, reaches a high point of 4982’ and a low point of
4490’. This race allows 30 hours to finish. Hot food will be available during the cool night and
there will be an unmanned water station approximately halfway through the loop to help runners enjoy
the rugged trails and view the beautiful canyons below.

The Bel Monte Endurance Run has an 8 year tradition of kicking off the trail running season on some
of the MOST scenic trails in the country!

The Bel Monte Endurance Run has an 8 year tradition of kicking off the trail running season on some
of the MOST scenic trails in the country!

The Grasslands Trail Run is held at LBJ National Park outside Decatur, TX. Our event feetures a 50
mile, marathon, and half marathon event. The race is an excellent first 50 mile or trail event.
Registration is at a discount for sign-ups before November 30th. Entrants will receive technical
shirts, strong aide station support, excellent post-race, and medals for all finishers. We have some
sand and a few cattle gates on the course plus the typical turns ups, downs, but overall a fairly
mild course. It is a trail run so get dirty and have fun. Come enjoy the rugged terrain of north
texas and run with us! See you on the trails!

Run the ocean road from Fort Lauderdale Beach to Ocean Ridge or Palm Beach and back, with the
Atlantic on one side, Intracoastal Waterway on the other and the spectacular real estate of
Florida's Gold Coast in the middle! Races of 100k and 50k, and a 100 mile six runner team relay,
too. The weather is warm and the route totally memorable. Take a break from the winter cold and run
the PALM100.

Run the ocean road from Fort Lauderdale Beach to Ocean Ridge or Palm Beach and back, with the
Atlantic on one side, Intracoastal Waterway on the other and the spectacular real estate of
Florida's Gold Coast in the middle! Races of 50k and 100k, and a 100 mile six runner team relay,
too. The weather is warm and the route totally memorable. Take a break from the winter cold and run
the PALM100.

Welcome the the MT. TAMMANY 10. Out of the shadow of the DWG FA 50K "It's All Rocks!!!" FELSENMEER,
the MT. TAMMANY 10 has emerged as the latest and greatest "ULTRA" test for ultrarunners in the
region. This will not be for the faint of heart. The 10, 10, in 10! 10 Climbs, over 10000 ft of
gain, in 10 HRs. Hence the name MT. TAMMANY 10. You want a real challenge!!! Well here it is!!! An
almost 40.0 mile run traversing one of the toughest sections of trails in the DWG area. This event
is not for the faint of heart. Expect no PRs here! These will be the toughest and slowest miles most
of you will ever cover. Seasoned Ultra-runners accustomed to this type of terrain may still fall,
get bruised, strained sprained and cut. Stay alert, stay focused, stay the course, and you will have
a great day on the course. Probably one of the most satisfying ultras you will ever run. This course
will have some great mountain views on the climb and majestic waterfalls along with the sound of
rushing water on the decent.

The Old Goat's 50 Mile Trail Race is a modified figure eight course that starts and finishes at Blue
Jay Campground, located in the Trabuco region of the Cleveland National Forest. The race has 13,423'
of elevation gain and is rated one of the toughest 50 mile trail races in the Country. This race
is not for the squimish, the easily intimidated, or the undertrained. It has twelve fully stocked
aid stations ready to support your needs be it a hot drink or a cold compress.

Where: Huddart County Park 1100 Kings Mountain Rd Redwood City,CA 94062 Cost: 10K: $30 /
20K: $40 / 35K: $45 / 50K: $65 Contact: Inside Trail
Racing www.insidetrail.com events@insidetrail.com

30 mile trail run over challenging terrain along the beautiful Clinton Lake. The run is 99% single
track dirt trail in mostly forested and hilly terrain. The course is 3 laps of the 10 mile trail
with aid station at approximately halfway and the start finish.

Hilly course. 75% Nice trails 25% dirt roads Lots of support 6 loops of course = 100 miles

Eight laps on a 12.5 mile loop/spur route on crushed, granite screenings trail in Umstead State
Park. 8000 feet of climb on rolling terrain, beautifully wooded trails. Time limit (hours): 30.
Field limit: 250. Fee: $150 Registration will open online at Noon EDT, September 7 through the Race
website. See website for full registration policy. Annual: 18th, Blake Norwood, 10908 Raven Rock
Drive, Raleigh, NC 27614, 919-847-7613 (h)

Five circuits around a 10k loop on trails and roads in the Lake Waccamaw NC State Park. Some trails
are primitive. The loop includes a short spur. $35 fee, Entry deadline is March 22.

Operation is a 24, 12, and 6 hour run as well as a relay held at Fort Benning, GA. The course is a 1
mile flat crushed gravel path around Stewart Field.

The Oak Mountain 50K course runs through forested hills on mostly single track trail with two climbs
up to the top of Double Oak Mountain (elevation gain ~600 ft). There are no repeating loops. Race
starts at 7:30 a.m. with a 9 hour time limit. Race limited to 125 entrants.

14th Annual, 3 Loop USAT&F Certified 50K all along the Chicago Lakefront Path. Tech Shirt,
finisher’s medals and Beth’s Red Beans & Rice. Flat & fast.

Where: Redwood Regional Park 7867 Redwood Rd Oakland,CA 94619 Cost: 10K: $35 / 20K: $40 /
30K: $45 / 50K: $65 Contact: Inside Trail Racing www.insidetrail.com events@insidetrail.com

50 km trail race within the Virginia Kendall Unit of the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Entirely on
trails with less than 1% paved surface. Held on parts of the Burning River 100 course.

Some roots, some rock, some mud and some nice trail. 15th Annual

50K -$60, $50-25K, $30 - 12K. Tech shirts & medals for the FIRST 200 entrants. Fast course &
"smooth" trails. Sign up at RunnersWorld Tulsa or online. Extremely well marked course. Beautiful
scenery. 1 hr, early start for 50K available. Post race dinner and much more. Training run for OKC
Marathon. Go to www.tatur.org to sign up.

Two loops of the single track trails. There will be at least 2 well-stocked manned aid stations at
approximately 13 and 18 miles on the first loop (marathon) and 37 and 42 on the second loop (50
mile). Weather permitting there will be water and electrolyte drink at an unmanned aid station at
approximately 7 and 20 on the first loop (marathon) and 34 and 44 on the second loop (50 mile).
Note: The area between the two manned aid stations has no access points for handlers. It is all deep
in four wheel drive country, if bad weather conditions exist then we may not be able to set up the
unmanned aid station. Three to four water bottles are recommended if this water station isn’t set
up. WEATHER: Historical extremes in temperature range from a minimum low of 14°F to a maximum high
of 84°F, conditions can include extremes of snow to heat and humidity. Please prepare and pack
accordingly.

A rocky single track wonderland through a ponderosa pine, pinon, and juniper forest just minutes
from Albuquerque.

A rocky single track wonderland through a ponderosa pine, pinon, and juniper forest just minutes
from Albuquerque.

50 mile, 50k and 16 mile.

A fun rolling course in a mountain bike ranch. Twisted up course. Same start/finish. Full service
aid every 5 miles. Tech shirts. Finishers medals. Winners awards... 12 year aniv.

Run multiple 8.4 mile loops on this partially shaded asphalt/concrete (with grass on the side)
multi-use path along the Schuylkill River. Run 50K up to 100 miles.

50K, 25K, 12K on scenic single track trails on the west shores of Lake McMurtry northwest of
Stillwater, OK.

The Jewel 50K (2 loops for 50K) is run on forested land. Slightly technical with some climbs.
Details to follow.

The Jewel 100K (4 loops for 100K) is run on forested land. Slightly technical with some climbs.
Details to follow.

American River has become the second largest 50 miler in the United States. The race attracts both
veterans and novices alike. Whether you are attempting your first 50 miler, seeking a personal
record and or dreaming of a qualifier for the Western States 100 Mile Endurance Run, this race is
for you! Music, motivational quote signs, superb aid stations and encouraging volunteers will
inspire you all the way to Auburn. At the finish line, you will be awarded your one of a kind
finisher's jacket as you enjoy the post race festivities and barbeque at Joe's Café.

The Worlds Highest Ultra.

BigIce Race 2011 is a 600 km stage divided ultra endurance race in the most hostile environment on
the surface of the Earth. World championship endurance cross country skiing World record Greenland
Icecap traverse For competitors that have done Marathon des Sables, climbed the highest
mountains, swimmed the longest rivers and still not found their limits - or simply just adventures
who just can’t get enough of life. Take Wasaloppet in Sweden remove the prepared slopes add
snow blizzards, extreme sun and multiply with 8 - then you will know what makes BigIce Race 2011
the most extreme race on Earth!

50, 100, and 150 mile races. The event is run on a 10-mile trail loop consisting primarily of
single track hiking trails along with some horse trails and open fields. Who's got what it takes to
make it 15 loops on this difficult course? Registration can be found on runrace.net

50, 100, and 150 mile races. The event is run on a 10-mile trail loop consisting primarily of
single track hiking trails along with some horse trails and open fields. Who's got what it takes to
make it 15 loops on this difficult course? Registration can be found on runrace.net

The event is run on a 10-mile trail loop consisting primarily of single track hiking trails along
with some horse trails and open fields. Who's got what it takes to make it 15 loops on this
difficult course? Registration can be found on runrace.net

A 100 Mile Trail Race in the Bluff Country of Southern Minnesota. The Zumbro 100 Mile Endurance Run
consists of four 25 mile loops in the Zumbro River Bottoms Management area in Southern Minnesota's
Bluff Country / just outside of the tiny village of Theilman. Generally speaking, the Zumbro River
Bottoms Management area lies within a portion of the Richard J. Dorer Memorial Hardwood Forest - an
expansive 2 million acre tract of Minnesota Hardwood. We will not pretend these are mountains,
because they are not, this is Mississippi / Zumbro River Valley Bluff Country, it is wild, rugged
beautiful and provides the perfect venue for 100 miles of trail running!

Mostly single trail out and back with loop. Elevation gain 7859ft Max elevation 4000ft. Simply
magic.

Emerging brilliant green foliage and spring wildflowers in the rolling hills of Moraine State Park
and the Jennings Environmental Education Center in western Pennsylvania are the setting for the
Glacier Ridge Trail (GRT) Ultramarathon and Trail Race. Runners can choose from three distances to
match their experience, early-season fitness, and season-long goals – the 30K Trail Run and the
50K and 50 Mile Ultramarathons. The 30K is intended as an “introductory race” for those who
might be interested in trying their first trail race, but may be hesitant to undertake a full
“ultra”. It will also serve as a great training opportunity for folks getting ready for a
later-season 50K or 50-miler. The 50K and 50 Mile make perfect tune-ups for those with plans for a
big summer race.

Emerging brilliant green foliage and spring wildflowers in the rolling hills of Moraine State Park
and the Jennings Environmental Education Center in western Pennsylvania are the setting for the
Glacier Ridge Trail (GRT) Ultramarathon and Trail Race. Runners can choose from three distances to
match their experience, early-season fitness, and season-long goals – the 30K Trail Run and the
50K and 50 Mile Ultramarathons. The 30K is intended as an “introductory race” for those who
might be interested in trying their first trail race, but may be hesitant to undertake a full
“ultra”. It will also serve as a great training opportunity for folks getting ready for a
later-season 50K or 50-miler. The 50K and 50 Mile make perfect tune-ups for those with plans for a
big summer race.

The Traprock 50K is a 3 loop course of approximately 10.5-11 miles per loop. There will be three
separate races (one, two and three loops). It is a rolling course with 50 % technical single track
on the Metacomet Trail. The balance of the course is double-track. Consisting entirely of
rolling forest roads or single track that can be extremely rocky, the course will provide a true
test of the runner’s fitness and mental stamina. You should only consider entering this race if
you are confident you have sufficient running experience such as having completed a recent road or
trail marathon. If you have any questions or concerns about your ability to complete this race but
would still like to enter, please contact the race director.

an out-and-back circumnavigation of the Warm Springs arm of Lake Sonoma. 84% single track, 16%
dirt fire roads. 9 fully-stocked aid stations. Limited to 200 runners. About 10,000 feet of
climb. Cancelled in 2011 due to flooding. 2011 entrants will have first priority for 2012 spots.
Remaining spots will be available by lottery, beginning on December 15.

24 hour run along the historic Landsford Canal. Each loop is 4.25 miles.

3rd Annual! The Planet Adventure Winona Lake Trail Ultra 50 Mile/30Mile/10Mile Solo & Relay Run Race
is back again! Join us for these hardcore distances on a beautiful 10 mile loop course. Divisions
available for solo and relay teams. Great aid stations and post race goodies! Registration open
soon!

3rd Annual! The Planet Adventure Winona Lake Trail Ultra 50 Mile/30Mile/10Mile Solo & Relay Run Race
is back again! Join us for these hardcore distances on a beautiful 10 mile loop course. Divisions
available for solo and relay teams. Great aid stations and post race goodies! Registration open
soon!

A 50 Mile Trail Race in the Bluff Country of Southern Minnesota starting at Midnight on Saturday
(read, late Friday night) - this is a great race no matter what and great training for those running
a summer 100 to get some good night running in! The Zumbro Midnight 50 Mile Endurance Run consists
of Two 25 mile loops in the Zumbro River Bottoms Management area in Southern Minnesota's Bluff
Country / just outside of the tiny village of Theilman. Generally speaking, the Zumbro River Bottoms
Management area lies within a portion of the Richard J. Dorer Memorial Hardwood Forest - an
expansive 2 million acre tract of Minnesota Hardwood. We will not pretend these are mountains,
because they are not, this is Mississippi River Valley Bluff Country, it is wild, rugged beautiful
and provides the perfect venue for 50 miles of trail running!

Squak Mountain features cushy, well maintained trails, and beautiful views of the surrounding
mountains! There will be fully stocked aid stations, a well-marked and accurately measured course
and a post-race feast.

Spend a weekend in the heart of the beautiful Ozarks running 50km per day over two days for a total
of 100km. A rare opportunity to truly test yourself over a variety of terrains on paved surfaces. Go
to www.harrison100k.org for more information. Registration opens soon.

Two loops of 15.5 miles on the dirt trails and jeep roads of beautiful and scenic Huntsville State
Park, located approximately 60 miles north of Houston

Run in the beautiful Ozarks. The event is 50 kms per day over two days.

Iznik Ultra marathon will offer a 126K and a 60K race. The 126K race will go through the trails
around the magnificent Iznik Lake which is full of history and amazing views. 60K distance will
cover half the distance around the lake.

The Dinosaur Valley Trail Run occurs on the scenic and challenging trail system within the beautiful
and intimate Dinosaur Valley State Park located a short drive southwest of the Dallas/Fort Worth
area just outside the town of Glen Rose. This park is snuggled next to the tranquil Paluxy River and
contains some of the best preserved dinosaur tracks in the world! The course itself contains so
much of what makes trail running so dang fun. You will run along a sweet mix of relaxed and
technical trails that guide you up and down surrounding scenic hills, along the gently flowing
Paluxy river, and you may even get your little piggies wet when you cross the river or one of the
small little streams. Trail running baby! A little ways past the halfway point of the main
counter-clockwise loop, you will experience a great leg awakening climb that will provide a special
view of the surrounding area. Look around…and bring a camera! This event will have a 50 km and
20 km option.

4th annual event with over 3600 feet of climb. Tec T-shirt and buckle for finishers. Forget the PR,
Mohican 50k & 25k Sunday, April 15th 2012, 50k 7:30 AM race start – 5:30 PM The 25k will start at
8:00 am. NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS: 200 limit for the 50k and 100 for the 25k BOTH races will cross a
river. Location: Mohican Memorial Forest & Mohican State Park - Loudonville Ohio Race Location
Address: Mohican Adventures Camping 3058 State Route 3 , Loudonville, Ohio 44842

10th Annual Rumble! This is a fun, low-key event on and around the Peterson Ridge hiking and
mountain biking trail near Sisters, OR. The 40 mile is mostly trail with some dirt road sections
(there is also a dog-friendly 20 miler).

A weekend of fun and running on beautiful trails. the weekend begins with a pasta dinner on Friday
night followed by the 25/50 mile races on Saturday with the wards/guest speaker on saturday night.
The weekend is topped off with a 5 mile and half marathon on Sunday. All races are run on beautiful
desert trails overlooking the Colorado River.

Spectacularly scenic PAVED course through the Toiyabe National Forest and the Spring Mountains NRA.
Serene setting, just 30 miles drive from Las Vegas. Easy crew access and support. 32 hours cut off.

Spectacularly scenic PAVED course of rolling hills through the Toiyabe National Forest and Spring
Mountains NRA. Serene setting just 30 miles from Las Vegas. Very generous time limit as it runs
concurrent with the 100 Miler.

23rd annual, point-to-point trail run along the base of the Mogollon Rim in central Arizona, just
north of Payson. Considered one of the most challenging races in the country, if not the hardest.
Voted by azcentral.com as the best ultra-marathon of the year.

Point to point course on Mount Diablo starting in Brentwood (Round Valley) and ending in Walnut
Creek (Castle Rock).

50-mile and 50 Km events feature a picturesque climb over Pinnacle Mountain followed by an
out-and-back along the shore of Lake Maumelle. Course includes six miles of asphalt and the
remainder on scenic, rocky, single-track trail.

50-mile and 50 Km events feature a picturesque climb over Pinnacle Mountain followed by an
out-and-back along the shore of Lake Maumelle. Course includes six miles of asphalt and the
remainder on scenic, rocky, single-track trail.

The course starts at the Pine Valley junction in Central, Utah off of SR-18 and travels due West
near an area locals call Red Butte. The road/trail is rocky and a rugged journey crossing through
the hills laden with juniper trees. The trail meanders through the wilderness while providing fresh
air and views not common to your average race. In time you run along a river bank and cottonwood
trees as you leave the Moody Wash wilderness area. Near the end of Moody Wash, the trail ends at the
pavement just below Veyo. The remaining 19 miles are on pavement flanked with basalt cliffs and
Gunlock Resevoir. The road rolls along to the South East and leads into the community of Ivins and
the finish is at Unity Park near the base of the majestic Red Mountain. Quick Facts The
course has an overall elevation loss of 2203' and an overall gain of 1728'. We highly recommend
you run in trail running shoes the first 12 miles and jump into your running shoes when you hit
pavement for the remaining 19.

Full Bloom 50k - Flat and fast! Gorgeous full bloom views - post race party - finisher awards!

9th Annual. Repeat laps of a 3.75 mile wide, flat, dirt Nature Park trail. Walkers welcome. Team
options. Plaques to all who do 50, 75, or 100 miles. T-shirts to all entrants.

50 Mile out and back course on the Mokelumne River Coast to Crest Trail. This is a challenging 50
Mile race with 23, 278 ft of total elevation change(11639 up/11639 down) and the 50K with 13090 ft
of total elevation change(6545 up/6545 down) 50K/Marathon/8 Mile are out and back.

Loop course on rocky & hilly trails. 100% on single-track trails. Post race meal, regular and vegan.
100-Km finishers get a custom-made pewter belt buckle. Camping and showers are available within the
State Park. Prizes for age group winners. 6th Annual.

Loop course on rocky & hilly trails. 100% on single-track trails. Post race meal, regular and vegan.
40-mile finishers get custom medals. Camping and showers are available within the State Park. Prizes
for age group winners. 6th Annual.

The course is in a National Park of rolling hills, 6.25 mile loop ( 8 loops = 50 Miles; 12 loops =
100K; 16 loops = 100 miles) with approximately 800+ feet of elevation gain/loss per lap. Over 6
miles of each loop is single track trail running. Each loop will begin at the Start/Finish for the
24-hour ATR. There will be a satellite aid station at approximately the half way point. There will
be plenty of roots, rocks, mud, and dirt of the trail, but generally this is a non-technical single
trail adventure trail run. Our idea for the 24-Hour ATR came from the trail on which it is held.
Our goal is to promote the growth of trail running and endurance trail running. We work to
contribute and give back to our local community & the National Parks Service. In 2006, we saw our
inaugural event go off without a hitch. In 2010, we have been donating 100% of our proceeds to
charity. To date, the event has contributed and facilitated over $15,000 in donations, with over
$10,000 going to the Semper Fi Fund. In 2012, we will see one minor change to our successful event,
this year the course will be run in the REVERSE direction. This will happen every other year of the
event. The mileage will be the same; the elevation gain/loss with be the same; the direction will
vary!

Fast trail 50K along the Sacramento River north of Red Bluff, CA. Online registration available
through UltraSignup.

Event is a series of 1 hour challenges, each to finish the 5.18 mile loop in under an hour. A new
challenge starts each hour. 6 hr and 12 hr events will reward the patient runner. Trail is highly
runnable with a couple of muddy areas and stream crossings.

Spectacularly scenic rolling hills course thru the Toiyabe National Forest and the Spring Mountains
NRA. 22 Miles Paved/ 9 miles packed dirt road. Climbs to Lovell Canyon Summit at roughly 6900' and a
breathtaking view! A Las Vegas secret!

This is the perfect early season race for endurance runners. The race is located in beautiful
Riverside State Park, in over 95% dirt trails (minutes from downtown Spokane, WA) winding through
forests of pine trees and basalt outcroppings, and a nice stretch of the raging Spokane River.
Chip-timed, well-supported, t-shirts, random prizes - and 100% of the funds raised foes to youth
education and recreation programs. 509-710-7760. www.spokaneriverrun.com

50K and 50M ultras along with 59-mile relay for teams of five. 29th annual event by Eastside
Runners, all events run on the scenic and wooded Snoqualmie Valley Trail, a former railroad grade.

Fifteenth Annual Six Day Race , paved, one-mile park loop, certified (NY11008JG) All services except
handler Food, drinks, first aid, lap counting,chiro, massage, showers, awards. 'Go as you
please' Event Records: Men- David Luljak,USA 541 miles(1998); Dipali Cunningham, USA & AUS-513
miles(2009)

Experience an Ultra Marathon through the stark, intimidating landscape that struck fear into the
gold-rush wagon teams as they left the last water for 100 miles and entered a desert that at it's
whim could mire them down in mud while it simultaneously dehydrated and killed them. The course
will start at the Bonneville Speedway (where land-speed records are set during SpeedWeek) and will
run on Floating Island, Crater Island, Silver Island, and swing through Nevada before finishing back
at the start.

3rd Annual 50k Ultra starting in Council, Idaho and ending at the city park in Midvale, Idaho. The
course is a lovely rail trail running along the Weiser River, with firm footing and slightly
downhill the entire course.

The Cheyenne Mountain Trail Race is back for its 2nd annual running. Last year's race sold out in
its inaugural year and this year's race will be marked by the same great sponsors and support team
in addition to more prize money. 1st, 2nd and 3rd places for male and female in both the 25k and
50k distances will win cash this year. Prize medals will be awarded to the top 3 M&F in masters and
grand masters for both distances as well.

NEW New England trail race hosted by Trail Animals Running Club (TARC). This event is designed
specifically for runners who are both newer to trail running as well as competitive racers and ultra
runners. The course, a 10K loop, was designed in bucolic Jericho Woods in Weston and is 100% trails,
mostly single track and will be a fast course. A variety of distances are being offered: 10K,
half marathon, marathon and 50K. If you ever wanted to try a trail race, this would be an ideal one
to jump into. And for the grizzled trail veterans, this is a course where you can set a personal
PR. Go here to register: http://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=12101 to register on-line. We
expect this race to fill quickly.

The 8th annual Capitol Peak Ultramarathon features the 50 mile and 55km on single-track trails
throughout Capitol State Forest. 50 mile and 55k courses climbs up Capitol Peak twice (elev 2659).
55km option takes shortcut to finish after 2nd Peak climb. Race also also include fully stocked aid
stations, age group and overall awards and a post-race dinner. Start/finish at Margaret-McKenny
Campground in Capitol State Forest. 50 mile apart of the Washington Ultra Series. See website for
more details.

Leona Divide is one of the few races in the country that is ran on the historic Pacific Crest Trail.
Very well organized, great swag, incredible aid stations, and delicious finish line lunch. This race
is part of the Montrail Ultra Cup, and is an event that should not be missed!

Beginning and ending near the Arkansas River in Buena Vista, CO the course primarily follows
single-track and Jeep trails along part of the old, historic Midland Railroad as well as through
other scenic areas north and east of town. Encompassing great scenery and spectacular views, most of
the course runs through lands managed by the National Forest Service and/or Bureau of Land
Management. 25-miler’s do the loop once (clockwise) and the 50-miler’s do it twice (the second
time around, counterclockwise). Very much an up-and-down course, over 2,500 feet in elevation gain /
drop is delivered in each loop!

The Outrun 24-Hour Trail Run is a new event held in the scenic Lake Metroparks at the Chapin Forest
Reservation in Kirtland, OH (30mins from Cleveland). Runners will follow a USATF certified and IAU
bronze labeled 1-mile course.

100% dirt roads,very challenging,rewarding,mountainous,hilly,lots of climbing & downhill,some shaded
sections,lots of exposure,plenty of aid

The bigest Ultra race in Scandanavia!

Approximately 20-ish and 45-ish km trail runs, starting and finishing at SkyHigh. Experience the
sunrise illuminating Melbourne from an elevated viewpoint. Have a beautiful run on the western front
of the Dandenongs. Follow it up by some quality cheering/heckling time as you eat brunch,
overlooking other finishers and the course. (Brunch is included in the short distance entry.
Optional for the ultra-runners who think they can finish in time to enjoy it.) AURA sanctioned.
Disclaimer: Views may be affected by Melbourne's variable autumnal atmospherics.

Folsom Lake is a popular destination for campers and boaters, yet also offers lakeside trails that
meander around much of the 75 miles of lakeshore. Our Folsom Lake Trail Run utilizes the beautiful
trails along the southern (eastern) side of the lake. An out and back course beginning at Folsom
Point, the trail winds it’s way east, past Falcon Crest to the turn around at Salmon Falls and
then back to the start/finish where you’ll be treated to ample post-race food and camaraderie.
Expect the same friendly treatment at our well stocked aid stations every 4-6 miles. Bring the
family and make a day of it at this American River fed paradise. 8 hour time limit on the
50k. Carpooling is always strongly encouraged. Help us as we move in our “green”
commitment! Location: Folsom Point Date: Saturday, April 28, 2012 Events: 10K, Half
Marathon, Marathon, 50K Bib & Shirt Pickup: 7:00 AM – 8:45 AM Start Times: 10K 8:30 AM
Half Marathon 8:30 AM Marathon 8:15 AM 50K 8:00 AM

Lijiang / Shangrila AA Ultra Marathon - 60km / 100km 3 day stage race - Apr 28-30,
2012 Registration starts Jan 15, 2012. EARLY BIRD RATE IN EFFECT UNTIL FEB 29. This 3 day
ultra will be staged in both Lijiang and Shangrila country side areas to take in the best the area
has too offer and a different course than 2011, keeping in mind you will only have 1 night to
acclimatize the course will be on average 2500m but you will be reaching 3200m for a short time
before descending to lower elevations. Stunning locations and very fun for hiking or for the serious
runners. Mainly old dirt roads, dirt single tracks and not very technical meaning you can go fast on
the downhills. Many flights leaving daily to Lijiang from Kunming, Shenzhen, other major cities
plus extras always being added so not difficult to get there. If you need help on flights email us.
For those in Hong Kong, Sunrise Travel HK Ltd has been appointed the official travel agent and can
work out deals on tickets for you. Where is Lijiang?? Close to Tibet in the far West of
China...This course is stunning. Fly in on Friday April 27 as we have arranged accomodation for
you (twin sharing in nice Hotel). Day 1 - Saturday Apr 28 (early bus leaving to destination -
race starting around 6am) Day 2 - Sunday Apr 29 Day 3 - Monday Apr 30 (day 3 will be finished
around 1pm so it is possible to get flight out this day). *note that Tuesday May 1st is a public
holiday in some countries like HK and you might want to relax or take in the old city this
day. www.actionasiaevents.com

Single track loop through lower Michigan wilderness. Constant hills and beauty including views of 10
lakes. It's a wide, well used trail with opportunity to pass. Aid comes about every 3 miles

500 Mile Trail Run - 120,000 Feet of Elevation Change. 240 hours to finish the race. Self
supported for the first week.

The “Pony Express" New Forest Challenge” will be run over 2 days through the “New Forest
National Park” The runs will take place through Ancient Woods, Pine forests, High Heather Moors
and Grass Lawns. Runners will be treated to some wonderful views over high plains with glimpses of
deer and New Forest Ponies. 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 English countryside in the New Forest. The
event is open to runners and walkers.

The Greenland Trail Races offers three outstanding distances in southern Douglas County. Run the 8
Miler, the 25K, or tackle the 50K ultramarathon, Colorado’s largest 50K! With Pikes Peak as your
backdrop, you’ll cruise over a soft dirt trail on your way to a new personal best. With chip
timing, an innovative technical running shirt in men’s and women’s sizing, music and food at the
finish, this race will make you want to come back for more!

This years race will be run on the beautiful new Lake Trail circling Double Oak Lake at Oak Mountain
State Park. The approximately 3.2 mile trail is on gently rolling hills and about 80% shaded single
track. The trail is all single track and there is a paved section along the East side of the lake.
The trail offers great views of the lake all the way around. Double Oak Lake is the swimming lake
at the park and canoes are available for rent. The state park has an animal rehabilitation center
across the road from the race site including a nature walk with cages for a variety of birds in
rehab. Near the south entrance is a Petting Farm and horseback riding. The kids will have plenty to
do while you run. There is a large campground in the 10,000 acre park as well at rental cabins
located on the "Old Lake." The park also has an 18 hole golf course. Entry fee is $3.00 per person
on weekends and holidays.

This years race will be run on the beautiful new Lake Trail circling Double Oak Lake at Oak Mountain
State Park near Birmingham. The approximately 3.2 mile trail is on gently rolling hills and about
80% shaded single track. The trail is all single track and there is a paved section along the East
side of the lake. The trail offers great views of the lake all the way around. I marked "3" on
surface, but it is very easy running and trail shoes are not needed. Double Oak Lake is the
swimming lake at the park and canoes are available for rent. The state park has an animal
rehabilitation center across the road from the race site including a nature walk with cages for a
variety of birds in rehab. Near the south entrance is a Petting Farm and horseback riding. The kids
will have plenty to do while you run. There is a large campground in the 10,000 acre park as well
at rental cabins located on the "Old Lake." The park also has an 18 hole golf course. Entry fee to
the park is $3.00 per person weekends and holidays. The park has an awesome 16 mile mountain bike
trail and a total of 52 miles of trials.

The 4rd edition of "6 Ore dei Templari" (6 Hours of Templar Knights) will take place in Banzi, a
little town close to the city of Potenza, in the Southern Italy, on May 5, 2012. The "6 Ore dei
Templari" is an ultramarathon/marathon aimed at combining the true spirit of sport and a real town
festival full of human touch. In this event you will experience fair competition,
friendship, solidarity, but also the joy of sharing a glass of good Italian wine and a taste of
fine food, maybe by dressing up like a real Templar Knight. In the past editions, "6 Ore dei
Templari" has conquered the heart and the soul of several athletes and ultrarunners, thus attracting
also a world-champion like Richard Whitehead and Ivan Cudin. It has also represented a great chance
to improve the beautiful region of Basilicata, whose landscapes, skies and also people can be
recognized as unique. The English version of the Regulation and a warm welcome to the prospective
participants can be found at the following website: www.6oredeitemplari.it The event will also
schedule games for children and a lot of entertainment for both athletes and companions. A special
focus will be given to music and folk groups. It is possible to enrol by sending an email to
iscrizione@6oredeitemplari.it. Nice pics and updated information can be found by joining the
Facebook event "6 Ore dei Templari".

WildEndurance is a 100km team challenge through the Blue Mountains, Australia, that gives teams 36
hours to complete either the full 100km course or the 50km option.

Extreme Energy is delighted to announce the 2012 Pony Express Multistage Ultra running event t to
the race calendar. The “Pony Express” New Forest Ultra will be run over 2 days through the
“New Forest National Park” The runs will take place through Ancient Woods, Pine forests, High
Heather Moors and Grass Lawns. Runners will be treated to some wonderful views over high plains with
glimpses of deer and New Forest Ponies. 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 English countryside in the New
Forest. The event is open to runners and walkers.

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.
USATF 24 Hour National Championship.

24 Hour Run on 400 meter all purpose high school track. Entry fee includes pre-race dinner,
post-race breakfast, and shirt. Manual lap counters. Post race showers available. Convenient
economical hotels available.

Figure-8 loop, all trails, shaded, rolling hills, some rocks, roots, stream crossings, very
runnable. Six fully-stocked aid stations. Food at the finish. No cut-off times, finisher's awards.

Held in conjunction with the 50K, figure-8 loop followed by outer loop in reverse, all trails,
shaded, some rocks, roots, stream crossings, very runnable. Ten fully stocked aid stations, food at
the finish, finisher's awards. No cut-off times.

Where: Joaquin Miller Park 3300 Joaquin Miller Rd Oakland,CA 94602 Cost: 10K: $30 / 20K: $40
/ 30K: $45 / 50K: $65 Contact: Inside Trail Racing www.insidetrail.com events@insidetrail.com

The second annual SigmaCam Cekmekoy Ultramarathon will be held on May 6, 2012 through the wonderful
trails of Cekmekoy Forest in Istanbul. This year, due to runners’ demand, there will be two
different distances available: a 45K and a 60K. The 45K course will serve as a first step for
marathoners who’d like to try their first ultra. On the other hand, the 60K will be a challenging
course with 1500m (5000 feet) elevation gain in which you’ll test your limits. The event is
open to everybody but limited to 200 participants. There will be several aid stations along the
course with water and snacks available. If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to send
an email to aykutc@yahoo.com

This timed event takes place at the NJ State Fairgrounds in Augusta NJ. The course is .8578 miles
on a winding road around the Fairgrounds. There are places to tent, shower, and indoor bathrooms.
The aid station is set up to handle hot and cold food and is right on the race course. Full support
for you to run your best mileage ever.

100, 150, 200 Mile Trail Run. 10 Mile loops repeated. 2400 feet of elevation change per loop.
36 hours for 100 60 hours for 150 72 hours for 200

This timed event takes place at the NJ State Fairgrounds in Augusta NJ. The course is .8578 miles
on a winding road around the Fairgrounds. There are places to tent, shower, and indoor bathrooms.
The aid station is set up to handle hot and cold food and is right on the race course. Full support
for you to run your best mileage ever.

There is no better time to visit Zion National Park than in May with the desert wildflowers in full
bloom. The race begins and ends within walking distance of the park, enabling friends and family to
have some adventures of their own while you are out on the trail. The welcoming community of
Springdale offers many options for food and shopping. Your friends will be happy to come and
"support" you at this event! The event will be staged at the Springdale Community Center and
park, with the towering cliffs behind creating a picturesque backdrop. The course is very
scenic, running on the Eagle Crags trail (on BLM land directly adjacent to the park), then over to
the famous Gooseberry Mesa trail system, where the majority of the miles will be obtained.

Twelve hour timed race on half mile paved asphalt foot path around Trout Lake

Out-and-back course mostly on single track trail along the Pacific Crest Trail in east San Diego
County's Cleveland National Forest. The trail features numerous climbs, particularly on the
“out” portion, as well as some rocky sections. It begins at an elevation of approximately 3,000
feet, reaching 6,000 feet in the Laguna Mountains. Beautiful views of the desert below.

This timed event takes place at the NJ State Fairgrounds in Augusta NJ. The course is .8578 miles
on a winding road around the Fairgrounds. There are places to tent, shower, and indoor bathrooms.
The aid station is set up to handle hot and cold food and is right on the race course. Full support
for you to run your best mileage ever.

This timed event takes place at the NJ State Fairgrounds in Augusta NJ. The course is .8578 miles
on a winding road around the Fairgrounds. There are places to tent, shower, and indoor bathrooms.
The aid station is set up to handle hot and cold food and is right on the race course. Full support
for you to run your best mileage ever.

This timed event takes place at the NJ State Fairgrounds in Augusta NJ. The course is .8578 miles
on a winding road around the Fairgrounds. There are places to tent, shower, and indoor bathrooms.
The aid station is set up to handle hot and cold food and is right on the race course. Full support
for you to run your best mileage ever.

The courses are hilly! Great trail running with some stupid spots…swamp and river crossings, junk
& bumps to climb over…and watch out for the thorns!

The courses are hilly! Great trail running with some stupid spots…swamp and river crossings, junk
& bumps to climb over…and watch out for the thorns!

Very challenging 50K loop course which includes 6,600 feet of ascent on 18 miles of trail and 13
miles of logging roads. The course usually contains plenty of mud. Tech shirt, awards to top 3
overall and masters, inlcudes post-race meal.

30th annual running of the Ice Age 50 Mile race in the Southern Kettle Moraine forest of SE
Wisconsin. Scenic and challenging course with plenty of hills. All trail, ranging from grassy
double track to rock and root covered single track. Part of the 2011 Montrail UltraCup Series.

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.

50k & 50 Mile Ultra Trail Race on a 5.2 mile loop course that provides plenty of variety. Great for
first time as well as seasoned ultra runners!

50k & 50 Mile Ultra Trail Race on a 5.2 mile loop course that provides plenty of variety. Great for
first time as well as seasoned ultra runners!

Beautiful loop course on rocky, root-bound, and hilly trails. 100%single-track trails. Every hill
is runnable. Time limit: 9 hours for 50K. 2nd Annual. Showers and camping available at
Start/Finish area.

Welcome to the Quad Rock 50, an event put on by trail runners for trail runners. Taking place on
the trails and hills west of Fort Collins in Lory State Park and Horsetooth Mountain Park, the Quad
Rock 50 will take you on a tour of the Fort Collins skyline, situated on the northeastern boundary
of Colorado’s mighty Rocky Mountains. Look east from the course’s high ridges and you will see
the Great Plains extending as far as the eye can see; look west and you will take in the layered
ridgelines and summits of Northern Colorado’s Rocky Mountain swell, dominated 30 miles away by a
towering Longs Peak, the undisputed monarch of Colorado’s northern Front Range. We aspire to
not only offer a first class trail racing experience on a challenging, scenic, and impeccably marked
course, but also a top-notch post-race experience that will leave your bellies full, your feet
tapping and your mouths yapping. The 25-mile loop will take you to the base of two of the more
prominent granite outcroppings atop the West Ridge of the Fort Collins skyline by way of the Mill
Creek drainage and the Spring Creek Valley. All told, you will ascend a touch over 5,500 vertical
feet on more than 23 miles of premium, gnarled-out singletrack connected by two miles of dirt road.
Run the second loop in reverse for a full 50 miles and a net vertical gain in excess of 11,000
feet. Hang around after your run for live music, barbequed goodness, awesome awards, and some
mighty tall tales. That’s how we roll in The Fort. Welcome!

RacingThePlanet: Jordan is a seven-day, six-stage, 250-kilometer self-supported footrace across the
deserts of Jordan, including Wadi Rum, and finishing in the World Heritage Site of Petra. The
RacingThePlanet roving race series has an annual event which moves to a new location each year. The
location may be anywhere from islands to deserts to mountains to jungles. Jordan has been chosen for
the 2012 roving race due to its remote and undiscovered deserts as well as the ever present Bedouin
culture. Previous roving races have taken place in Vietnam, Namibia, Australia and Nepal.

This is a 24 Hour timed run on a 3.5 mile course. See how many miles you can rack up in the
allotted time. All runners receive a one of a kind participants award and apparel item. We are
planning on having the event chip timed. Aid provided throughout the race with an awesome post race
party. RACE STARTS AT 4:00 P.M. ON FRIDAY, MAY, 18, 2012. Plenty of room to set up camp at
the start/finish area.

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.

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 course has numerous aid stations but there are some long stretches
(greater than 5 miles) between aid stations. New courses for 2012 because of the effects of the La
Conchas Wildfire which burnt over much of the course.

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 course has numerous aid stations but there are some long stretches
(greater than 5 miles) between aid stations. New courses for 2012 because of the effects of the La
Conchas Wildfire which burnt over much of the course.

Trail Run

We have a wonderful course of woodland trails filled with natural beauty. The course is hilly, and
the footing is generally excellent - very runnable. There are a number of stream crossing, and just
a few rocky areas. The tail contains only about 1 mile of payement each way. Less than 2 miles of
the course is run on gravel roads.Runner completion time limit is about 8 hours. This is a great
run for first time marathoners.

The highlight on the Australian ultra-running calendar set amongst the spectacular World
Heritage-listed Blue Mountains National Park. Marathon man Dean Karnazes rated the event the
toughest he had ever done. Killian Jornet, the Spanish legend said it was much harder than he
expected and very beautiful. 28-hour time limit. Under 14 hours to receive the coveted silver belt
buckle, under 20 hours for the bronze belt buckle.

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.

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.

The original South Florida ultra! Point-to-point races of 100 miles and 50 miles from Key Largo or
Marathon to the beach in Key West. (A 100 mile six runner team relay is offered, too.) Run across
all the islands of the Keys, with its incomparable scenery and color pallette. More than 75% of the
route is on paved bike trails, service roads and pedestrian bridges with the balance on the road
shoulder facing traffic. Race with or without a support crew. Full aid station support for all
individual runners. See the details at www.keys100.com.

The original South Florida ultra! Point-to-point races of 50 miles and 100 miles from Key Largo or
Marathon to the beach in Key West. (A 100 mile six runner team relay is offered, too.) Run across
all the islands of the Keys, with its incomparable scenery and color pallette. More than 75% of the
route is on paved bike trails, service roads and pedestrian bridges with the balance on the road
shoulder facing traffic. Race with or without a support crew. Full aid station support for all
individual runners. See the details at www.keys100.com.

The course follows the rugged terrain of the Superior Hiking Trail - one of the premier hiking
trails in the United States. It is an out-and-back route, starting at Caribou Highlands in Lutsen.
There are two aid stations, which you'll visit four times(two on the way out and two on the way
back). A Minnesota spring tradition.

Iv edition of the Q50 Costa Rica. 50 mile solo, 50 mile relay 2x25, 40km solo and 15 fun run. Dirt,
gravel and grassy roads. abandoned roads, river crossings. tropical rain forest, tropical weather,
runner form all over th eworld have tested them selves in ths epic run! don't let anyone tell you
the story, be part of it!

Loop course,one for the marathon, two for the 50 mile. 100% single track trail. Hills, rocks, roots,
mud and everything you expect on a trail.

This is an 8 Hour timed run on a 3.5 mile course. See how many miles you can rack up in the
allotted time. All runners receive a one of a kind participants award and apparel item. We are
planning on having the event chip timed. Aid provided throughout the race with an awesome post race
party. RACE STARTS AT 8:00 A.M. ON SATURDAY, MAY, 19, 2012. Plenty of room to set up camp at
the start/finish area.

25th Anniversary Edition! Challenging point-to-point race traversing the entire Ohlone Wilderness
Trail. Crosses sections of four East Bay Regional Parklands: Mission Peak Regional Preserve, Sunol
Regional Wilderness, Ohlone Regional Wilderness, and Del Valle Regional Park. Championship race in
PA/USATF Ultra Grand Prix as well as Trail Runner magazine Trophy Series. Entry fee includes bus
ride to start, dri-release shirt, post race BBQ, and exclusive tie-dye hoodie and for finishers.

Where: Tilden Regional Park Lake Anza Rd Berkeley,CA 94708 Cost: 10K: $30 / 20K: $40 / 30K:
$45 / 50K: $65 Contact: Inside Trail Racing www.insidetrail.com events@insidetrail.com

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.

260 miles from Columbus to Savannah; 5 day stage race or "Get there as fast as you can"

Three distances: 100 Mile, 150 Mile, and 200 Mile. Held over Memorial Day weekend. Course is a 10
mile rolling trail loop around Lake Youngs Watershed. Elevation gain 900ft per loop. The 200 Mile
starts Thursday with 72hr limit, the 150 Mile Friday with 56hr limit, and 100 Mile Saturday with
32hr limit. Ideal for novice 100 miler, PR, or achieving a longer distance.

Three distances: 100 Mile, 150 Mile, and 200 Mile. Held over Memorial Day weekend. Course is a 10
mile rolling trail loop around Lake Youngs Watershed. Elevation gain 900ft per loop. The 200 Mile
starts Thursday with 72hr limit, the 150 Mile Friday with 56hr limit, and 100 Mile Saturday with
32hr limit. Ideal for novice 100 miler, PR, or achieving a longer distance.

The races are run on a 20km loop on trails in the Dundas Valley conservation area.

The races are run on a 20km loop on trails in the Dundas Valley conservation area.

The races are run on a 20km loop on trails in the Dundas Valley conservation area.

Welcome to the 2nd annual 24 Hours for 24 Heroes Run & Walk which honors 24 fallen soldiers from the
Kansas City metro area each year on Memorial Day weekend. Begins at 10am Saturday and ends at 10am
Sunday. The course is a beautiful 4.25 mile asphalt loop around the scenic and exclusive community
of Lake Quivira, Kansas. Mostly flat to rolling hills with a couple of very steep hills to challenge
you. New this year will be chip timing, team relay, and team rucksack competition. Prizes will be
awarded to the winning solo male and female and the team relay competitions. Most of all, this event
is about honoring and remembering 24 fallen heroes and the true meaning of the Memorial Day weekend.

Three distances: 100 Mile, 150 Mile, and 200 Mile. Held over Memorial Day weekend. Course is a 10
mile rolling trail loop around Lake Youngs Watershed. Elevation gain 900ft per loop. The 200 Mile
starts Thursday with 72hr limit, the 150 Mile Friday with 56hr limit, and 100 Mile Saturday with
32hr limit. Ideal for novice 100 miler, PR, or achieving a longer distance.

The Nanny Goat 12/24 hour race takes place on a one mile dirt loop on a private horse ranch located
in Riverside California. The race is open to solo runners or teams of four runners. Teams may be all
women, all men, or mixed. The object is to complete as many laps as possible within an alloted 12 or
24 hour period. Any runner logging 86 or more miles in 24 hours may continue to 100 miles (with a
firm cutoff at 28 hours).

25 km looped course with distances of 50km, 50 mile and 100 km. All grass and dirt trail and has
been called "Death by 100 hills". Qualifier for Western States.

The Nanny Goat 12/24 hour race takes place on a one mile dirt loop on a private horse ranch located
in Riverside California. The race is open to solo runners or teams of four runners. Electronic
timing with results posted in real time. Hot food served for the duration. A fund raiser for the
Wounded Warrior Project - 20K raised in 2011

COURSE: Hilly double out and back on mostly dirt and gravel roads (100% for the Half and 77% for the
Marathon) in Medicine Bow National Forest. Begins at 8,700 feet and drops to 8,000 feet at the turn
around. Weather is variable. Temperature is 40-60 degrees. Please see website for course profile and
map. The course closes at dark unless special arrangements have been made with the race
director.

The Wickham park 50, 100, and 200 mile races are some of the only FREE Ultramarathons in the U.S. A
group of die hard Ultra runners get together every year on memorial day weekend and battle Florida's
summer heat and humidity in what some refer to as one of the hardest Ultras in the States..

This is about as rough and tough as they come but as fun as they come also. You will know right away
when you run up Dorothy's Ridge...that your NOT in Kansas anymore!!! The course is a 10.3 mile loop
that is run 6 times.

This is about as rough and tough as they come but as fun as they come also. You will know right away
when you run up Dorothy's Ridge...that your NOT in Kansas anymore!!! The course is a 10.3 mile loop
that ramesh 3 times.

This is about as rough and tough as they come but as fun as they come also. You will know right away
when you run up Dorothy's Ridge...that your NOT in Kansas anymore!!! The course is a 10.3 mile loop
that is ran 6 times.

Located at Pineland Farms in New Gloucester, ME the Pineland Farms Trail Running Festival is an
extravaganza of trail running for runners of all abilities and the whole family. Held annually on
Memorial Day weekend the event encompasses two days, seven races and will draw over 1,200
participants from across the US and overseas. With race distances from 5k to 50 miles everyone is
sure to find a way to challenge themselves at Pineland. The trails are smooth, wide and
non-technical as they wind through forests and pastoral farmland, but the hills are unrelenting.

Located at Pineland Farms in New Gloucester, ME the Pineland Farms Trail Running Festival is an
extravaganza of trail running for runners of all abilities and the whole family. Held annually on
Memorial Day weekend the event encompasses two days, seven races and will draw over 1,200
participants from across the US and overseas. With race distances from 5k to 50 miles everyone is
sure to find a way to challenge themselves at Pineland. The trails are smooth, wide and
non-technical as they wind through forests and pastoral farmland, but the hills are unrelenting.

Using all or part of 20 rail and canal trails and 2000 miles of road, the Run Across America on
Trail will begin on May 30, 2012. Following in the footsteps of the 1992-1995 TRANSAMs and the 2002
and 2004 Runs Across America, the Run Across America on Trail will also be a stage run. The nearly
3350 mile course will take 80 days to run which works out to an average of 42 miles a day. The run
will start at Twin Harbors State Park in Washington, and the run will end at Cape Henlopen State
Park in Delaware at the eastern terminus of the American Discovery Trail.

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.

Beautiful but tough 50 Mile Trail Run in Wasatch Mtns above Provo UT, 14000+ elevation gain and
14000' loss. Applications available Dec 1st. Lottery ...16th anniversary. Awards, finishers medals,
Tshirts. pre and post race meals As of 12/8/2012, there are 25 spots left, registration will stay
open until it fills.

In a celebration of National Trails Day, runners and walkers will take on the 10th annual Rainier to
Ruston Relay and Ultra, down the Foothills Trail from the Carbon River entrance at Mt. Rainier
National Park to Puget Sound. 1/2 marathon, marathon+ (27.7m), walking relay, 50k and 50m ultras,
and running relay. The course passes through pristine wilderness and historic communities, following
the old Northern Pacific railroad route. At each exchange walkers and runners ring a RR bell before
handing off to their teammates. This event benefits the Foothills Rails-to-Trails Coalition which is
dedicated to completing a contiguous, non-motorized, public trail from Mt. Rainier to Tacoma.

24 Hours in Sand - Solo / Relay Teams up to 10, Last year's event was spectacular and this year
already has a ton of buzz. You'll never forget this one.

1/2 marathon, marathon+ (27.7m), walking relay, 50k and 50m ultras, and running relay. The course
follows the Foothills Trail from the shoulders of Mt. Rainier to the shores of Puget Sound. The
trail passes through pristine wilderness and historic communities, following the old Northern
Pacific railroad grade that once brought settlers and supplies into the west. The top runners,
walkers, and ultras in each division receive the coveted Golden Spike 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!

10.4 mile loop course with rolling hills entirely within Salt Fork State Park, including hiking and
bridle trails. Participants will complete a total of three (3) loops for the 50k distance.

A double marathon consisting of 4 loops on a 13+ mile course of hilly single track trail and two
track roads in scenic Yankee Springs Recreation Area. The race will start and finish at the Long
Lake Outdoor Center where we will have rustic cabin lodging available.

10.4 mile loop course with rolling hills entirely within Salt Fork State Park, including hiking and
bridle trails. Participants will complete a total of three (3) loops for the 50k distance.

16th annual on a very challenging, difficult and scenic loop course through the Wasatch Mountains
above Provo, Utah, <<< IMPORTANT >>> new registration process. Will open for 2 weeks on Thursday
Nov 24 and close on Wed Dec 7th. Lottery on Dec 17th. 370 slots.

Two parks combined,Calero Park & Rancho Canada Del Oro,60% dirt roads & 40% single tract,very
hilly,lots of climbs & downhill,many sections very runnable & enjoyable,foothills,great scenery &
views,great trainer for WS100,AC100,one 16 mile loop then reversed for 32 miler

Two parks combined,Calero Park & Rancho Canadas Del Oro,60% dirt roads 40% single tract,very
challenging course,lots of sections runnable,rewarding,exposure,foothills,oak trees,incredible views
& scenery,great trainer for WS & AC 100,16 mile loop,reverse for 32 miles,last 18 out & back.

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: 12 & 24 individual Male; 12 & 24 Individual Female, 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.

31 magic miles on historical trails through the Sierras, plus the Giant Sequoias. Overnight
accomodation/food and all the fun you can have.

Out-and-back course, all trails, shaded, hills, rocks, roots, stream crossings, over 10 miles
alongside the Wild and Scenic Chattooga River. Beautiful scenery. 3 fully-stocked aid stations, food
at the finish, finisher's awards, no cut-off times.

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.

Run on the historic Western States trail, crossing no-hands bridge twice and tackle one of the
toughest climbs in the area, and training grounds for top runners, the dreaded K2 climb. 50k (34
miles) runners will hit K2 twice. If you’re not wasted after that, then stomp into cruise mode,
hitting the knickerbocker aid station and then traverse through meadows, single track, and farmland
rolling hills, making your way back to the start/finish at the Cool Trailhead Staging Area at Hwy
49, where you’ll be treated to a wide variety of food and beverages. Preliminary results will be
posted every 15-20 mins as people are finishing. Carpooling is highly encouraged. Bring some
collapsable chairs for yourselves and hang out for a bit post-race. Location: Cool & Auburn,
CA Date: Sunday, June 3, 2012 Events: 10K, Half Marathon, 35K, 50K Bib & Shirt Pickup: 7:00
AM – 7:45 AM Start Times: 10K 8:30 AM Half Marathon 8:30 AM 35K 8:15 AM 50K 8:00 AM

The 100km Biel Running Days takes place in June in Biel/Bienne, Switzerland. Various long-distance
track events are involved. The most well known of these is the 100km Ultra marathon which began in
1959 and is one of the biggest and oldest of its kind with only a 1x100km loop. The Ultra marathon
is also a part of the European Ultramarathon Cup. Along with the 100km Ultra marathon there are a
night marathon and a half marathon taking place. Start is at 10pm and takes you through the
beautiful area of Biel with some medieval towns such as Aarberg and Bueren. Highlight is also the
Emmendamm. This part of the route has been nicknamed the “Ho Chi Minh trail” by previous
participants. When the fastest runners reach here it is still dark out and due to branches and big
stones on the path most runners will have a head lamp to help them. Bike support is after km 23
allowed

The San Diego 100 covers four main areas in the east county mountains of San Diego. The mostly
single track dirt trail covers portions of the Laguna Mtn Recreational Area, the Pacific Crest
Trail, Noble Canyon, and a 30 mile loop in the Cuyamacas. The race has a 31 hour time limit with
intermediate cutoff checkpoints. Fifteen aid stations manned by experienced ultra runners, tech
T's, pre and post race meals, and belt buckles to all finishers. Apps open Jan 3-23, 2010. Race
limited to 175 entrants.

Run completely within Hawthorn Park on mostly trails.

The Gobi Desert is part of the 4 Deserts, named by TIME magazine as #2 on its list of the Top 10
Endurance Competitions in the world. It is a unique category of rough country footraces that take
place over seven days and some 250 kilometers in remote and culturally rich locations around the
world. Competitors must carry all their own equipment and food, are only provided with water and a
place in a tent each day but are supported by professional medical and operations teams.
Currently the events consist of the 4 Deserts, a series which encompasses the Gobi Desert in China,
the Atacama Desert of Chile, the Sahara Desert in Egypt and Antarctica, and a fifth event which
roves to a new location each year.

33 mile race in the San Bernardino Mountains featuring 15 mile on the Pacific Creat Trail

Challenging out-and-back on rugged trails along three scenic canyons in the Bighorn Mountains.
Elevation gain 17,500 and loss of 18,000 feet. Significant weather changes possible with sections
of limited access. Well stocked aid stations. 34 hour time limit. Participants limited.
E-mail bighorntrailrun@yahoo.com Web bighorntrailrun.com

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

The 23rd Annual Northface Mohican Trail 100 Mile Run has become one of the country's premier
ultra-marathons, 50 Miler and now the innauguaral Mohican Marathon in 2011. 2012 courses now 95%
TRAIL!! Why Mohican? Beautiful scenery, highlighting narrow trails allong a challenging course
that winds its way in and around an ice age carved gorge. Add our reknowned outstanding volunteers
then Top that off with great prizes and a pint of one of your favorites from Great Lakes Brewing
www.greatlakesbrewing.com Whether you are an experienced ultra-marathoner or just looking for
your first ultra race, this event should be on your Must-Do list.

The 23rd Annual Northface Mohican Trail 100 Mile Run has become one of the country's premier
ultra-marathons, 50 Miler and now the innauguaral Mohican Marathon in 2011. 2012 courses now 95%
TRAIL!! Why Mohican? Beautiful scenery, highlighting narrow trails allong a challenging course
that winds its way in and around an ice age carved gorge. Add our reknowned outstanding volunteers
then Top that off with great prizes and a pint of one of your favorites from Great Lakes Brewing
www.greatlakesbrewing.com Whether you are an experienced ultra-marathoner or just looking for
your first ultra race, this event should be on your Must-Do list.

50 mile/50K/30K courses on rugged trails and 4WD roads in the Bighorn Mountains. Well stocked aid
stations and runner friendly volunteers. Participants limited. E-mail bighorntrailrun@yahoo.com
Web bighorntrailrun.com Sign up onestoprace.com

Challenging trail and 4WD roads in the Bighorn Mountains. Well stocked aid stations and runner
friendly volunteers. Participants limited. E-mail bighorntrailrun@yahoo.com Web
bighorntrailrun.com Sign up onestoprace.com

THE AIM OF COMPETITION: To give an opportunity of competing to professional and amateur runners; to
promote healthy lifestyle, sport and running; and to strengthen the international
cooperation. PLACE: Palic Tourist Centre - Lakeside START - FINISH: WOMEN'S
LIDO EVENTS: INDIVIDUAL RACES (100km, 6h,12h, 24h): - WOMEN - ABSOLUTE CATEGORY - MEN - ABSOLUTE
CATEGORY RELAY TEAM RACES: - 4 MEMBER RELAY TEAM, men and women - MEGARELAY TEAM, 5-12 members in
team AWARDS: In the absolute individual and relay races, the 1st o 3rd placed runners will be
awarded. Every finisher gets a souvenir medal. The Serbian Ultramarathon Federation gives special
prizes for the best and the oldest competitors.

THE AIM OF COMPETITION: To give an opportunity of competing to professional and amateur runners; to
promote healthy lifestyle, sport and running; and to strengthen the international
cooperation. PLACE: Palic Tourist Centre - Lakeside START - FINISH: WOMEN'S
LIDO EVENTS: INDIVIDUAL RACES (100km, 6h,12h, 24h): - WOMEN - ABSOLUTE CATEGORY - MEN - ABSOLUTE
CATEGORY RELAY TEAM RACES: - 4 MEMBER RELAY TEAM, men and women - MEGARELAY TEAM, 5-12 members in
team AWARDS: In the absolute individual and relay races, the 1st o 3rd placed runners will be
awarded. Every finisher gets a souvenir medal. The Serbian Ultramarathon Federation gives special
prizes for the best and the oldest competitors.

THE AIM OF COMPETITION: To give an opportunity of competing to professional and amateur runners; to
promote healthy lifestyle, sport and running; and to strengthen the international
cooperation. PLACE: Palic Tourist Centre - Lakeside START - FINISH: WOMEN'S
LIDO EVENTS: INDIVIDUAL RACES (100km, 6h,12h, 24h): - WOMEN - ABSOLUTE CATEGORY - MEN - ABSOLUTE
CATEGORY RELAY TEAM RACES: - 4 MEMBER RELAY TEAM, men and women - MEGARELAY TEAM, 5-12 members in
team AWARDS: In the absolute individual and relay races, the 1st o 3rd placed runners will be
awarded. Every finisher gets a souvenir medal. The Serbian Ultramarathon Federation gives special
prizes for the best and the oldest competitors.

THE AIM OF COMPETITION: To give an opportunity of competing to professional and amateur runners; to
promote healthy lifestyle, sport and running; and to strengthen the international
cooperation. PLACE: Palic Tourist Centre - Lakeside START - FINISH: WOMEN'S
LIDO EVENTS: INDIVIDUAL RACES (100km, 6h,12h, 24h): - WOMEN - ABSOLUTE CATEGORY - MEN - ABSOLUTE
CATEGORY RELAY TEAM RACES: - 4 MEMBER RELAY TEAM, men and women - MEGARELAY TEAM, 5-12 members in
team AWARDS: In the absolute individual and relay races, the 1st o 3rd placed runners will be
awarded. Every finisher gets a souvenir medal. The Serbian Ultramarathon Federation gives special
prizes for the best and the oldest competitors.

Where: San Pedro Valley Park 600 Oddstad Blvd Pacifica,CA 94044 Cost: 10K: $30 / 20K: $40 /
30K: $45 / 50K: $65 Contact: Inside Trail Racing www.insidetrail.com events@insidetrail.com

6-day fully supported stage race on the beautiful Kokopelli Trail. Run from Grand Junction, Colorado
to the world famous Moab, Utah along the beautiful 148-mile Kokopelli trail. Distances will range
from day to day between 9 and 50 miles. This is a grueling event that will challenge the most
seasoned athletes yet it is designed so that less experienced ultrarunners can train for and
successfully complete the course. Finishers awards and sub 30 hour awards given.

Ultramarathon - 48 km +/- 1650 M dsl Minimarathon - 17,3 km

The Black Hills 100, produced by Lean Horse Productions, is South Dakota's second ultra marathon.
The event will include three trail races; a 100 mile, 50 mile and 100k. The races will be run on a
portion of the Centennial Trail, a 111 mile ribbon of singletrack traversing the Black Hills of
South Dakota. All three races will start in Sturgis at Woodle Field/Track, and proceed 1.3 miles on
the city bike path before connecting with the Centennial Trail. From the Ft. Meade TH, runners will
follow the trail south and begin their climb into the Black Hills, eventually reaching their
respective turnaround points at TBD (50M) Dalton Lake TH (100K) and Rapid Creek TH (100M) and then
returning to finish at Woodle Field/Track. There will be 6 major aid stations on the out and back
course located at the following trailheads; Alkali Creek, Elk Creek, Dalton Lake, Nemo, Pilots Knob
and Rapid Creek. For detailed course info, I.e. maps, elevation profiles, and videos please visit
the website above.

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 it's 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.

The Black Hills 100, produced by Lean Horse Productions, is South Dakotas second ultra marathon. The
event will include three trail races; a 100 mile, 50 mile and 100k. The races will be run on a
portion of the Centennial Trail, a 111 mile ribbon of singletrack traversing the Black Hills of
South Dakota. All three races will start in Sturgis at Woodle Field/Track, and proceed 1.3 miles
on the city bike path before connecting with the Centennial Trail. From the Ft. Meade TH, runners
will follow the trail south and begin their climb into the Black Hills, eventually reaching their
respective turnaround points at TBD (50M) Dalton Lake TH (100K) and Rapid Creek TH (100M) and then
returning to finish at Woodle Field/Track. There will be 6 major aid stations on the out and back
course located at the following trailheads; Alkali Creek, Elk Creek, Dalton Lake, Nemo, Pilots Knob
and Rapid Creek. For detailed course info, I.e. maps, elevation profiles, and videos please visit
the website above.

The Black Hills 100, produced by Lean Horse Productions, is South Dakotas second ultra marathon. The
event will include three trail races; a 100 mile, 50 mile and 100k. The races will be run on a
portion of the Centennial Trail, a 111 mile ribbon of singletrack traversing the Black Hills of
South Dakota. All three races will start in Sturgis at Woodle Field/Track, and proceed 1.3 miles
on the city bike path before connecting with the Centennial Trail. From the Ft. Meade TH, runners
will follow the trail south and begin their climb into the Black Hills, eventually reaching their
respective turnaround points at TBD (50M) Dalton Lake TH (100K) and Rapid Creek TH (100M) and then
returning to finish at Woodle Field/Track. There will be 6 major aid stations on the out and back
course located at the following trailheads; Alkali Creek, Elk Creek, Dalton Lake, Nemo, Pilots Knob
and Rapid Creek. For detailed course info, I.e. maps, elevation profiles, and videos please visit
the website above.

Entries for the 2012 Western States 100 will be accepted between Saturday, November 12, 2011
and Saturday, November 26, 2011. 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 2012 race will take place on Saturday, December 10, 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.

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.

The Eastern Divide Ultra will explore the depths of the Jefferson National Forest. With a mix or
trails and old dirt roads, runners will travel beneath old growth Hemlocks and cascading waterfalls.
The race will start at the iconic Cascades and end at the Mountain Lake Conservancy and Hotel.
This is a race that the whole family will enjoy. There is actually something fun for the family at
the finish; Miles of trail and a beautiful mountain lodge.

This is an "ultra" collaborative effort between Athletic Equation and Average Ultra Runner. 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 (25+ miles) will
have their times recorded/reported. 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. 80% single track; 15% fire
road; 5% you figure it out...

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.

A fast course along the Niagara River Parkway with a turn around at Niagara Falls.

A fast course along the Niagara River Parkway with a turn around at Niagara Falls.

Salzburg – world-famous for the outstanding cityscape of Mozart’s birthplace and the
breathtaking beauty of the Sound of Music region – is the stage of an outstanding event for
runners and Nordic walkers. On 23 June 2012, mozart 100 will start at 5.00 in the morning at the
foot of Hohensalzburg Castle on Mozartplatz square. The course 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 to the Fuschlsee lake and back
again. mozart 100 has much to offer not only for experienced long-distance runners, but also for
all those who wish to be close to nature and experience the beauty of this region while running or
walking. And what is most important: mozart 100 is demanding but feasible for athletes in all
classes. With distances of 100 km and 54 km for individual athletes and from 9 to 30 km for relay
team members, there is a suitable competition for everyone.

Salzburg – world-famous for the outstanding cityscape of Mozart’s birthplace and the
breathtaking beauty of the Sound of Music region – is the stage of an outstanding event for
runners and Nordic walkers. On 23 June 2012, mozart 100 will start at 5.00 in the morning at the
foot of Hohensalzburg Castle on Mozartplatz square. The course 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 to the Fuschlsee lake and back
again. mozart 100 has much to offer not only for experienced long-distance runners, but also for
all those who wish to be close to nature and experience the beauty of this region while running or
walking. And what is most important: mozart 100 is demanding but feasible for athletes in all
classes. With distances of 100 km and 54 km for individual athletes and from 9 to 30 km for relay
team members, there is a suitable competition for everyone.

Mountain Bike Enduro (Saturday) & Trail Run (Sunday): Rundle’s Revenge is a fun, two-day
pain-athon that includes mountain biking and trail running. No, it’s not a duathlon. Rundle’s
Revenge is so much more than that! Where duathlons combine the two events into one day, Rundle’s
Revenge gives you a full day for each event. The distances are longer and more challenging.

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.

50K Trail run on Vashon Island, WA. This is the third annual race - the past events were so
successful that we are proud to do it again. Our limit is 200 runners.

Two loops of 16.5 miles running through the Finger Lakes National Forest, covering single-track
trail, grassy pastures (complete with grazing cows!), and dirt roads. There is 1292' elevation
change per loop.

Three loops of 16.5 miles plus one "baby loop" running through the Finger Lakes National Forest,
covering single-track trail, grassy pastures (complete with grazing cows!), and dirt roads. There is
1292' elevation change per loop.

100 mile point to point trail race along the South Downs Way ancient footpath, from Winchester to
Eastbourne along the English coast.

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

100% trail, mainly single and some double track, in the beautiful Pike National Forest. The
start/finish is on the rushing North Fork of the South Platte River in Pine Valley Ranch Park. The
race is a benefit for the North Fork Volunteer Fire Department. Most of the course is in Ponderosa
pine forest, witih some open area from fires in 1996 and 2001 that offer wide views of the area's
granite rock formations and high peaks in the distance. This is a beautiful and challenging race
for veteran and beginner ultrarunners. 7,200 feet of climb.

100% trails, mainly single and some double track, in the beautiful Pike National Forest. The
start/finish is on the rushing North Fork of the South Platte River in Pine Valley Ranch Park. The
race is a benefit for the North Fork Volunteer Fire Department. Most of the course is in Ponderosa
pine forest, with some open areas from forest fires in 1996 and 2001 that offer wide views of the
area's granite rock formations and the high peaks in the distance. This is a beautiful and
challenging run for veteran and beginner ultrarunners. 4,500 feet of climb.

A run around the biggest lake in central Europe.

The course is a somewhat challenging series of out-and-backs on stony, unimproved rail trail.

Non plus ultra Vuelta gigante a todo el Principado de Andorra, pasando por el punto más alto, el
Pico del Comapedrosa a 2.942 m, bordeando la frontera. Bajo la luna llena durante los días más
largos. 170 km con 13.000 m de desnivel positivo y de desnivel negativo Salida del
centro del pueblo de Ordino el viernes 6 de julio de 2012 por la mañana para llegar al centro del
pueblo de Ordino 15 picos o puertos por encima de los 2.400 m Altitud media: 1.985 m
Lo más espectacular: vistas panorámicas, alternando de zonas minerales, praderas de alta montaña,
bosques, lagos glaciares... Lo más técnico: algunos tramos totalmente seguros en crestas
rocosas Bastones autorizados 13 avituallamientos Barreras horarias: sábado a las
8 h (24 horas de carrera): Margineda domingo a las 0 h (40 horas de carrera): Refugi de
l'Illa domingo a las 8 h (48 horas de carrera): Inclès 2 modalidades: individual
(haber estado inscrito a la Ronda dels Cims 2011 o poder justificar haber acabado, durante los 2
últimos años, una carrera de más de 100 km con más de 4.500 m D+, o una carrera de más de 165
km con más de 2.500 m D+) relevo de 4 corredores

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.

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.

12 hour and 6 hour runs on a 5K trail loop at Point Pinole. Runs out along the bay and then back
through the Eucalpyus groves.

A mountainous trail with 7000m of positive denivelation. 3 distances are proposed 110, 61 and 29 km.
All are mainly on single tracks. For those who want to discover the Swiss Alps in a sportive way.

Minnesota's premire 50KM Trail Race - the 19th Annual Afton Trail Run, takes place in Afton State
Park within the beautiful St. Croix river valley. The 50KM race consists of two very hill 25K loops
on single and double-track trail with plenty of aid. We routinely host runners from over 20 states.
Named by Runner's world as one of the most beautiful trails in the country.

The roof of a country A dream trial featuring magnificent scenery and a trip to the summit of
Comapedrosa at an altitude of 2,942 metres. You will love our Valls del Nord (Northern Valleys).
35 km with a climb of 2,500 metres and a drop of 2,500 metres (*) Departure from Coll de la
Botella (Pal) at 9.00 am on Saturday and finish in Ordino town centre Steepest slope: 23%
(675-metre climb in 3 km) from Comapedrosa Refuge to Comapedrosa peak Longest ascent: 3.5 km
(427-metre climb or, in other words, a gradient of 12%) from the Coll de la Botella to Port Negre
Average altitude: 2,096 metres Sticks allowed 3 aid stations (*) Measured using GPS
Garmin Forerunner 310 XT Option of not ascending Comapedrosa: Mountain Trail diploma, 28.5 km,
1,800 D+. Time limits: Saturday at 11.00 am (2-hours race): Comapedrosa Refuge (**)
Saturday at 3.00 pm (6-hours race): Joan Canut - Pla de l'Estany Refuge (**) Runners may not
ascend Comapedrosa peak but may continue

The course is a somewhat challenging series of out-and-backs on stony, unimproved rail trail.

The course is a somewhat challenging series of out-and-backs on stony, unimproved rail trail.

When people name landmarks, it’s typically influenced by how the particular landmark made them
feel. Our guess is that a guy climbed to the the summit and decided it was so difficult that the
mountain possessed some sort of demon qualities. we’ve run up it and would probably agree with
that assessment. Mt. Diablo, situated just east of Danville, CA dominates the landscape in the area
and its pink hue at sunset makes it look like it’s on fire. Once you start the run, you’ll
forget all that and simply enjoy the beauty of the grassy meadows and rolling hills over the
shoulders of Mt. Diablo. Buffed single track is often shared with other animals, including cattle; a
hearty cowboy yell will clear the path for you to reach our amply stocked aid stations every 5-7
miles. After your run enjoy a bountiful post-race spread. Please consider carpooling to help us
in our commitment to becoming “green”. Location: Mt. Diablo Date: Sunday, July 7,
2012 Events: 10K, Marathon, 50K Bib & Shirt Pickup: 7:00 AM – 7:45 AM Start
Times: 10K 8:30 AM Marathon 8:15 AM 50K 8:00 AM

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).

8 PM start: Night time Trail run on rolling FSR roads. Great for rookies and PRs. Also a 25K.

The courses are hilly! Great trail running with some stupid spots…swamp and river crossings and
junk & bumps to climb over! Join us for a muddy, hilly, rocky, insanely fun & beautifully
breathtaking trail run!

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.

The courses are hilly! Great trail running with some stupid spots…swamp and river crossings
and junk & bumps to climb over! Join us for a muddy, hilly, rocky, insanely fun &
beautifully breathtaking trail run!

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

Beautiful loop course on rocky, root-bound, single-track trails. Time limit: 9 hours. Nice medals.
Well-supported. Regular or vegan food at end. 6th Annual.

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

The Stroehmann Back on My Feet 20in24 Challenge features a variety of races including the Lone
Ranger Ultra Marathon. This ultra marathon allows participants 24 hours to see how many miles they
can run. Up to $4,000 in prize money is available for first place male and female winners.

The run begins and ends at the Mt. Ashland Lodge at an altitude of 6,500 feet. From there, the
courses meander along the Pacific Crest Trail with breathtaking views of Mt. Shasta, Mt. McLaughlin
and the Siskiyou and Cascade mountain ranges. The total course elevation gain for the 50K is
approximately 4,200 feet. Well supplied aid stations, great volunteers, and a party at the finish
line.

Mongolia Action Asia 3 day Ultra Marathon & Hike - 60km & 100km - July 20-22, 2012 A NOMAD
EXPERIENCE Registration starts Jan 15, 2012- EARLY BIRD RATE IN EFFECT UNTIL FEB 29. Mongolia
lies in east-central Asia between China and Russia. The territory of Mongolia 1 million 566.5
thousand square kilometers. The average elevation is 1500m above sea level. Race location
temperatures will be 15c - 21c in July. Itinerary: Thurs July 19 - Participants arrive
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Thurs July 19 - Participant bus departure (2x noon and late afternoon) to
race venue destination (5 hour drive), Accomodation included Fri July 20 - Day 1 race -
Accomodation included Sat July 21 - Day 2 race - Accomodation included Sun July 22 - Day 3
race (finished around 1pm so it is possible to get back to UB by 6pm if you choose to fly out Sunday
night Sun July 22 - Bus back to UB, Awards ceremony, Dinner buffet, Accomodation in UB
hotel Mon July 23 - Breakfast at Hotel, departure shuttle bus to airport *extra nights can be
booked thru our official travel agent *Recommend flying in to Ulaanbaatar Weds July 18 or
Thursday morning July 19th. Entry fee includes accommodation starting Thursday July 20 (twin
sharing). Extra nights can be arranged in advance.

In 2010 seven runners completed more than 70 km in an ultrarun of 6 hours on a very flat course.
Each lap is a tour of 1,500m in and around the Sportpark of Aalter. Aalter is situated at 60 km
from Brussels, 50 km to the north of Lille, France. Phone 00.32.475.855.490 By post: Erik
Carrette/Polenplein 1 / 8755 Ruiselede (Belgium)

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.

The Cremator Ultra was Orginally created out of necessity... Necessity for a mid-summer training
Ultra to prepare for early fall Ultra events. After several glasses of wine and a "how tough can we
make it" conversation, the Cremator Ultra was born! Summer running is in fact dangerous and should
not be attempted without proper training. Previous distance running is mandatory and the support of
a responsible crew chief is key to finishing the race! The race starts at 7:00am and has a 14
hour cut off. The average temperature in Bluffton, SC in July peaks out at 98 degrees with the
majority of the race being run during the peak heat hours. Runners and Crew Cheifs will be
responsible for signing in at each check-point and leaving PRIOR to the cut off time. Runners may be
supported on foot, but not from a moving vehicle. The race is made up of two laps, 25 miles each,
with four aid stations on each lap.

tough mountain trail race with several technically challenging climbs & descents 6750 m / 20250ft of
climbs

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

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

Ultra Running Training Camp that will be led by elite ultra runners Krissy Moehl and Luke Nelson in
The Grand Tetons National Park(WY) from July 27th - 31st. This camp is ideal for runners who want to
take their trail running to the next level and/or are training for races between 50k-100mile in
late-summer and fall. Krissy and Luke will not only be the leading running coaches but will discuss
with participants sessions regarding nutrition, injury prevention, technique, etc

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

tough mountain trail with several technically challenging climbs & descents in the scenic Bavarian
Alps. Limited to 100 runners.

48 miles Trail Ultra Marathon on the island of Jersey. Stunning cliff path run with sandy beaches
and an initial road section. Extremeley well marked route.

Welcome to the big one, the Cyprus Ultra™ 135 Donkey Run - The worlds toughest footrace on ancient
donkey trails in the Limassol mountains. Location start, Cyprus Ultra™ base camp, village of Vasa
kilagiou, Limassol Cyprus (5 miles north of Asgata village on the map). Weather for July 28th,
extreme heat range of 35 to 45 degrees C, 60 percent + humidity. Endless rocky mountain terrain,
endless hill climbs and descents so steep your quads (and toe nails) will scream for you to stop.

Welcome to the big one, the Cyprus Ultra™ 135 Donkey Run - The worlds toughest footrace on ancient
donkey trails in the Limassol mountains. Location start, Cyprus Ultra™ base camp, village of Vasa
kilagiou, Limassol Cyprus (5 miles north of Asgata village on the map). Weather for July 28th,
extreme heat range of 35 to 45 degrees C, 60 percent + humidity. Endless rocky mountain terrain,
endless hill climbs and descents so steep your quads (and toe nails) will scream for you to stop.

Welcome to the big one, the Cyprus Ultra™ 135 Donkey Run - The worlds toughest footrace on ancient
donkey trails in the Limassol mountains. Location start, Cyprus Ultra™ base camp, village of Vasa
kilagiou, Limassol Cyprus (5 miles north of Asgata village on the map). Weather for July 28th,
extreme heat range of 35 to 45 degrees C, 60 percent + humidity. Endless rocky mountain terrain,
endless hill climbs and descents so steep your quads (and toe nails) will scream for you to stop.

Welcome to the big one, the Cyprus Ultra™ 135 Donkey Run - The worlds toughest footrace on ancient
donkey trails in the Limassol mountains. Location start, Cyprus Ultra™ base camp, village of Vasa
kilagiou, Limassol Cyprus (5 miles north of Asgata village on the map). Weather for July 28th,
extreme heat range of 35 to 45 degrees C, 60 percent + humidity. Endless rocky mountain terrain,
endless hill climbs and descents so steep your quads (and toe nails) will scream for you to stop.

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 2012 Burning River 100 is the USATF 100 Mile Trail National
Championship.

100 mile Race on forest service trails and roads in western colorado

50 mile trail race on Forest Service trails and roads

The Kanawha Trace starts at the ford crossing of the Mud River on the route of the old James and
Kanawha River Turnpike. Today it is known as Merritts Creek Road near Barboursville. The Kanawha
Trace runs through 3 counties in West Virginia (Cabell, Mason, Putnam county). The trail was built
and is currently maintained by a local Boy Scout Troop 42 of the Tri-State Area Council. The trail
was opened in 1962 and in 2002 we celebrated the 40th Anniversary with more than 300 hikers hiking
across all 32 miles.

Set in the shadow of Mt. Rainier, this race offers spectacular views. Like "The Mountain" itself,
though, the race stands as an ultimate test of mental character and physical endurance. Over the
50-mile distance the race course rises and falls a staggering 8,700 feet (total elevation change:
17,400 feet). The race features rolling terrain, ridge tops, northwest forest, several sections of
technical trails, and of course several demanding climbs and challenging descents. Race numbers
are limited to 400 of the toughest endurance athletes this country has to offer. Most competitors
will be pleased just to complete the race distance. However, as an extra testament to supreme
performance, $2,500 in prize money is offered.

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.

Mountain ultra-marathon with individual participation * Length of 81 km, 7 mountain passes, with a
total elevation of 6,350 meters, and a total descent 7,150 meters. * Starting on Thursday, August
2nd, at 12.00 in the village Azau. * Time limit – 48 hours Last day of entry - 10th of June, 2011
+ 3 other events - Elbrus Traverse, Elbrus Adventure Race, Elbrus Trail

# Auburn State Recreation Area Cool Firehouse - Cool, CA # Single track, fire road; Elevation 900'
gain/loss 9 mile Olmstead Loop course will be run counter clockwise # 2 Aid stations -
Start/Finish and at mile 3.5 # Aid Stations fully stocked with a great variety of food - BBQ
lunch/dinner, morning breakfast pancakes, bacon, burritos, grill cheese sandwiches, pizza, Starbucks
Frappuccino's, home baked goodies, salty-sweet, fruit, coffee, coke, soup and many other Great
Surprises!

Aid Stations fully stocked with a great variety of food - BBQ lunch/dinner, morning breakfast
pancakes, bacon, burritos, grill cheese sandwiches, quesadillas, pizza, Starbucks Frappuccino's,
home baked goodies, salty-sweet, fruit, coffee, coke, soup and many other Great Surprises! Limited
to 100 participants 9 mile Olmstead Loop course will be run counter clockwise

6 and 12 hour ultra, 100% single track trails in beautiful Noon Hill Reserve just outside of Boston.
Challenging rolling hills with plenty of smooth trails, rocks, roots and other such "toe catchers"
as typical in any New England trail run. Organized by the Trail Animals Running Club, the
volunteers are friendly, the aid is plentiful, the atmosphere is relaxed and everyone is welcoming.

4 Valleys, 28 lakes, mountain villages and grasslands, breathtaking panoramas4 vallées, 28 lacs,
hameaux de montagne, pâturages et panoramas d'une beauté extraordinaire. Ticino has so much to
offer to the runners and supporters that will join the event in 2012. Trail-running means extreme
physical efforts. Runners seek their own limits and fight against time limits, sometimes bad weather
and night. At the end, no winners or loosers: everyone is an athlete. Finishers because they
where able to manage their efforts and mental. Those who stopped because each reasonable runner must
be able to say STOP and renounce if things are turning bad. Trail Ticino propose you two
trails: The TRAIL-Ticino For those who already know the discipline and those who want to go
beyond their limits. An incredible and panoramic trail, 117 Km and 8500m of ascent, 28 alpine lakes
and 12 passes... •Starts from Airolo at 8:00 am on saturday 4 August 2012 •117 Km and +/-
8500 m (27'900 ft) •Time Limit: 31 hours (run is stopped at 3:00 pm on sunday 5 August) •Best
runners estimated time: 15 hours •No registration limits The SEMI-TRAIL Ticino That
is enough to test yourself if you never tried before... 58 Km starting with a selective 1670 m
ascent, just what you need to blame you if you forgot to train seriously. You will runn to the
Lavizzara Valley where the magnificent lakes of Sambuco and Naret wait for you in a wild but
accesible region. Then back to civilization in Bedretto, if it seems to you to be next to the finish
line don't forget that the uphill to Pesciüm waits for you before you may hear the apllauses of
supporters in Airolo. •Starts fom Faido at 10:00 am on saturday 4 August 2012 •58 Km, + 4300
m / - 4000 m (+14'100 / - 13'100 ft) •Time limit: 20 hours •Best runners estimated time: 8
heures •No registration limits

The Wild Idaho races are tough trail ultramarathons, with 16,000 and 10,200 feet of gain
respectively for the 50 Mile and 50 K races. Set your calendars for Saturday, August 4, 2012. The
location of the start/finish is about 75 miles north of Boise, Idaho at Boiling Springs Campground
within the Boise National Forest. Your entry fee will get you an engraved finisher’s award (which
will be unique from any ultra you’ve done) and some cool stuff with your goody bag. Both races
will have a final cutoff of midnight Saturday. This means the 50 K and 50 Mile runners all have 18
hours to finish the race. Terrain varies between forest service road, ATV doubletrack, and technical
singletrack. Wild Idaho features spectacular panoramic views, top notch aid stations, and a lot of
elevation change. This race is part of the Idaho Trail Ultra Series
(www.idahotrailultraseries.com).

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.

4th annual. 99% dirt. Cash Awards. On old rail bed. Start & Finish are at Caledon Natural 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.

50 km WildTrail (4'000 metres difference in altitude) or a shorter track of 27km (1'870 metres
difference in altitude) which passes through the villages of Pieve Vergonte, Piedimulera and Calasca
Castiglione. An immersion in incontaminated nature in the Ossola Mountains. You will run with the
peak of Monte Rosa and Weissmies in your background. You will get to know the wild Valsegnara. You
will follow the path used by partisan Beltrami and his mates. You will run through woods of
chestnuts, larches, pines and centennial beeches, reaching ancient mountain pastures where the
presence of man struggles with nature. Put yourself to the test. We are ready, waiting to welcome
you here!

5 mile loop with 60% single track.

1.25 mile loop around beautiful Cameron Park Lake. Great post race BBQ

Nearly 100% single track, amazing views, big climbs and descents. High mountain lakes and meadows.

This is an 8-hour Ultra on a 3.29 mile loop that is part grass, trail, rock road and paved road with
some uphill, downhill and flat terraine. The field is limited to the first 250 registrants. There
are gender and age divisions and a walker division. Registration opens on April 22nd. and will
close when the field is full. You can register online at active.com or go to our web site at
www.kennekuk.com.

Echo Summit,50k,Start/Finish,Adventure Mountain Snow Park,elevation 7382ft,Entire course is run at
high Sierra elevation.Altitude for a great attitude out on the trail.Start 6:00 am,Time limit
12.5,will extend if needed Course Very short sections of the PCT,primarily run on the historic Pony
Express Trail.70% Awesome single tract,some very technical sections,25% dirt road,5% paved
road.Awesome Northern Ca high Sierra trail running.Great views,great air,lake,creeks,beautiful high
Sierra forest,very remote sections,climb to the top of famous Lovers Leap Mtn.Lots of exposure,3
fully stocked aid stations,crew access and involvement allowed at aid stations 1 & 3.Race central
the historic Strawberry lodge,Pre race dinner, lodging & camping available 15 minutes away from
start but very limited.Start/Finish plenty of parking,RV overnight camping available at parking lot
NO RV hookups.South Lake Tahoe minutes away,camping available at Lovers Leap Campground within
walking distance from Strawberry lodge.Taking trail running to a Higher Level,see ya

Echo Summit,50 mile,Start/Finish,Adventure Mountain Snow Park,elevation 7382ft,Entire course is run
at high Sierra elevation.Altitude for a great attitude out on the trail.Start 6:00 am,Time limit
12.5,will extend if needed Course Very short sections of the PCT,primarily run on the historic Pony
Express Trail.70% Awesome single tract,some very technical sections,25% dirt road,5% paved
road.Awesome Northern Ca high Sierra trail running.Great views,great air,lake,creeks,beautiful high
Sierra forest,very remote sections,climb to the top of famous Lovers Leap Mtn.Lots of exposure,3
fully stocked aid stations,crew access and involvement allowed at aid stations 1 & 3.Race central
the historic Strawberry lodge,Pre race dinner, lodging & camping available 15 minutes away from
start but very limited.Start/Finish plenty of parking,RV overnight camping available at parking lot
NO RV hookups.South Lake Tahoe minutes away,camping available at Lovers Leap Campground within
walking distance from Strawberry lodge.Taking trail running to a Higher Level,see ya

5 mile loop with 60% single track.

5 mile loop with 60% single track.

5 mile loop with 60% single track.

100 and 50 mile point to point races along the North Downs Way just south of London.

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

Mountainous trail race with incredible views!

30th annual. Rolling, moderately hilly trail 50K. Modified figure-eight course, with a combination
of firetrails and single track. Special age group and rookie awards, and finish line barbecue.
Perfect for ultra rookies and veterans in search of a trail 50K PR. Part of the PAUSATF ultra grand
prix series. Oldest trail 50K in the US.

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.

This year from August 14-19, 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 the GORE-TEX® TransRockies
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 GORE-TEX®
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 GORE-TEX® 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. W.L. Gore and Associates has won the loyalty and trust of runners and outdoor
enthusiasts with the comfort, protection and superior performance of the GORE-TEX® brand and its
Guaranteed To Keep You Dry™ promise. The innovative stage running format will challenge the
athletes with a huge variety of conditions. Gore licensees include Adidas, Asics, Puma, Nike,
Salomon, New Balance, Montrail, Ecco, The North Face and Inov8. They use GORE-TEX® in the making of
shoes and apparel ready for the challenge of the TransRockies Run. While many participants come
to endurance stage events with the simple goal of getting to the finish line, there will be fierce
competition at the front of the pack for the $20,000 in prize money up for grabs in six different
team categories: Open Men, Open Women, Open Mixed, Men 80+, Women 80+ and Mixed 80+. The 80+
categories consist of teams whose participants' ages combine to 80 years or more. Regardless of
category or experience, participants of the GORE-TEX® 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!

Awesome Oregon single-track with big climbs and breathtaking views of Waldo Lake. Montrail Ultra
Cup event. 10th Annual.

The Mountainman is a one-day-race for extrem and endurance sports people whom are strong enough to
run on single trails around the BergArena of Unterwalden. The unique route starts at the Mt. Titlis
and passes on its length of 80.3 kilometers and 5000 meters of ascent deep blue mountain lakes, wild
rock faces and breath-taking views into the high peaks of the Berner Alpen and the beautiful valleys
beneath before it ends at the peak of Mt. Pilatus. Along with the Mountainman ULTRA there will be
held the Quad Version Mountainman ULTRA 4x4, the Duad Version Mountainman ULTRA 2x2 on the same
route and on the Marathon distance from Schönbüel the Mountainman MARATHON and the Duad Version
Mountainman MARATHON 2x2.

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 uphill to 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.

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!

A beautiful 50 mile trail run in the Candain Rockies with spectacular views. The course is a mix of
technical single track, rolling single track and a little gravel road but no matter what the surface
you are running on there will be plenty of elevation gain.

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.

Challenging point to point course through spectacular BC Parks. Technical and non-technical trail,
one river crossing. "You truly have created a monster of an event that will challenge even the most
hard core ultra runners."

Challenging point to point scenic course travelling the north side of Manning Park, descending to
Hwy 3, through Skagit Valley followed by spectacular climb on Skyline Trails with 360 degree views
leading to final descent to Lightning Lake. 81% finish rate in the first year 2010.

Starting in Manning Park, followed by beautiful Skagit Valley and ending in Manning Park. Undulating
first half followed by spectacular climb on Skyline Trails with 360 degree views leading to final
descent to Lightning Lake.

Inauguaral year. The course is a 3.5 mile loop around the Back Cove in Portland, Maine. The 12' wide
path is very flat and level and consists of a crushed rock surface except for a concrete sidewalk
that crosses over bridge. Runners will see views of the Portland skyline and out into Casco Bay. The
event includes a 24 hour solo, 24 hour relay, 12 hour day, 12 hour night, 6 hour day, 6 hour night,
and a Midnight Marathon. USATF certified course.

Inauguaral year. The course is a 3.5 mile loop around the Back Cove in Portland, Maine. The 12' wide
path is very flat and level and consists of a crushed rock surface except for a concrete sidewalk
that crosses over bridge. Runners will see views of the Portland skyline and out into Casco Bay. The
event includes a 24 hour solo, 24 hour relay, 12 hour day, 12 hour night, 6 hour day, 6 hour night,
and a Midnight Marathon. USATF certified course.

Inauguaral year. The course is a 3.5 mile loop around the Back Cove in Portland, Maine. The 12' wide
path is very flat and level and consists of a crushed rock surface except for a concrete sidewalk
that crosses over bridge. Runners will see views of the Portland skyline and out into Casco Bay. The
event includes a 24 hour solo, 24 hour relay, 12 hour day, 12 hour night, 6 hour day, 6 hour night,
and a Midnight Marathon. USATF certified course.

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!

Starting in beautiful Skagit Valley and ending in Manning Park. Undulating first half followed by
spectacular climb on Skyline Trails with 360 degree views leading to final descent to Lightning
Lake.

A night run with a mix of single track and forest service roads covering 6300' of rugged WV
terrain. Patagonia Finisher's Awards. Time limit: 13 hours. Field limit: 100. Annual: 4th

RacingThePlanet 100 is a unique series of 100 kilometer, single-stage, self-supported, rough-country
footraces, staged in some of the most remote, least explored and unique places on Earth. In addition
to the 100 kilometer distance there is also the option to do 50 kilometers or a marathon (42
kilometer). For any distance raced there is also a ultramarathon package option which includes
accomodation, tours and transfers. Each RacingThePlanet 100 event takes competitors through a
variety of terrains bringing them into contact with unique geographies, local communities and
historical landmarks. The event is open to both teams and individuals, the race is non-stop in a
single stage and includes a generous cut-off time of 48 hours. Competitors must carry a selection of
mandatory items and pass through up to eight checkpoints to successfully finish the race.

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.

A loop course starting/finishing in Silverton for the marathon. Loop starting near Gladstone and
finishing in Silverton for the 50k. Follows Alpine Loop mining road counter-clockwise linking
historic mining ghost towns, Howardsville, Eureka, Animas Forks & Gladstone. High point is 12,930 ft
atop California Pass. Low point is Silverton at 9,318ft. Total vertical gain is 3,800 for the
marathon and 4,100 for the 50k.

Where: Joaquin Miller Park 3600 Joaquin Miller Rd Oakland,CA 94602 Cost: 10K: $30 / 20K: $40
/ 30K: $45 / 50K: $65 Contact: Inside Trail Racing www.insidetrail.com events@insidetrail.com

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 300km
and 25,000 metres of positive height gain • maximum authorized time: 138 hours • Start from
Chamonix Monday August 27th 2012 around 22:00

Ultrarunning and Burning Man? Can it get any better? Black Rock City's only 50k will include
on-course entertainment, 50 fabulous kilometers, sand in your shoes, glitter on your arms, and way
too much fun. Food and water will be at hand. Feel free to dress in costume, running gear, or
nothing at all. The course will be loops of approximately 5-7 miles, running past art sculptures,
trucks with giant speakers, dance parties, rollerskating rinks, great costumes, friendly people, and
so much fun. It will probably be cold when you start, hot when you finish, but you will have so much
fun! (Burning Man is a week-long arts and music festival of radical self-expression. See more at
www.burningman.com)

If people think they can't run a 50k, come out and try. This is a great first ultra - flat, fast,
great and unusual crowd support, costumes, art, and in your favourite city on earth - a crazy
amazing festival that you kind of just have to go to to understand. Wear a costume, wear
nothing, wear running gear. Carry a water bottle, and you may also indulge in glasses of champagne,
shots of vodka, beers given to you by spectators. This is not a very traditional ultra - and we like
it that way. This is the ultimate high at Burning Man. This is runners' high at Burning
Man. Also, join the Facebook event page to stay
up-to-date: https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=134927106606461

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 110km, 7,100