2026 Multiday & Ultramarathon Calendar

The Last Desert

Antarctica · Mixed

The final race of the 4 Deserts series and, its organizer says, the only multi-stage race on the Antarctic continent. A multi-stage footrace accessed by expedition ship from Ushuaia, Argentina, it covers up to 250 km in up to six timed stages scored by distance. Stages depend on Antarctic landing and weather conditions.

Edition note: November 13–23 is the full expedition window, including the voyage from and back to Ushuaia. The current itinerary places up to six Antarctic stages between November 16 and 20, subject to landing and weather conditions. The organizer’s pages differ on the field: the at-a-glance page says 40 maximum and quick facts about 50, while the official competitor list held 51 on November 5. RacingThePlanet’s race coverage page starts on November 13, with stage reports planned from November 16 to 20.

TransLantau by UTMB

Mui Wo, Lantau Island, Hong Kong · Mountain

A 104 km night-start loop from Mui Wo across the ridges, coast and villages of Hong Kong’s Lantau Island via Tai O and Ngong Ping, with 4,500 m of climbing and a 27-hour limit.

Edition note: TransLantau100 registration was still open on October 20, 2026; the TL50, TL25 and TL15 are sold out. Transfers to another runner closed four weeks before bib distribution opens on November 6. The race header gives 104 km and 4,500 m+, the official aid-station table 102.8 km and 4,640 m, and the event concept page 103 km. The 2026 UTMB Live page is now available and confirms the TL100 start and header distance (checked November 5).

Cobb & Co Backyard Ultra

Tandur, Queensland, Australia · Trail

A Queensland backyard ultra at Cobb & Co Nine Mile Camping Grounds, with a campsite base for runners and crews between hourly loops.

Pacific Trails California by UTMB

Rancho San Fernando Rey, Santa Barbara County, California, USA · Trail

A UTMB World Series 50K on a private 30,000-acre working cattle ranch in the Santa Ynez Valley, with about 5,000 ft of climbing and a 10-hour limit.

Edition note: This would be the first edition actually run: UTMB Live marks both 2025 races canceled, after an atmospheric river hit the ranch days before the start. Race weekend is November 13–15, 2026, with the 50K on Saturday and the 25K on Sunday. The 50K is full; the 25K was still open on November 5. Sources differ slightly on size: the race page says 51 km and 1,550 m, while UTMB Live says 51.8 km and 1,547 m and the aid chart revised October 14, 2026, says 32.2 miles and 5,076 ft, which agree with each other.

SkyRun South Africa

Lady Grey to Wartrail, Eastern Cape, South Africa · Mountain

A self-supported, self-navigated 100 km mountain race over South Africa’s Witteberg range from Lady Grey to Wartrail, with 4,527 m of climbing, an unmarked route and a 30-hour limit.

Edition note: The organizer confirms the 30th edition for Saturday, November 14, with the 100 km and 65 km starting at 4:00 AM in Lady Grey and the 38 km at 2:00 PM from Wartrail. Press reports through November 2025 called it the K-Way SkyRun, but the 2026 site brands it SkyRun, presented by Fynbos. Entries are closed. The site gives the route as 99.8 km on its home page and 99.2 km in its checkpoint table, measured from the official GPX.

Tunnel Hill 100

Vienna, Illinois, USA · Trail

A flat, fast 100-mile rail-trail race on crushed limestone with a maximum grade of about 2% and a record-focused reputation.

Edition note: UltraSignup confirms online registration closed October 30 at 11:59 PM Central Time (checked November 2). The 100-mile race starts November 14 at 7:00 AM and has a 30-hour limit, finishing by 1:00 PM Sunday. The USATF national championship is the separate 50-mile race.

Ultra X Morocco

Ouarzazate, Morocco · Desert

A two-day, 110 km desert ultra around Ouarzazate, with shorter 50 km and 25 km options on rocky trails and oasis terrain.

Edition note: The organizer lists the November 14–15, 2026 edition as sold out as of October 23. The interest form is for 2027; it is not a confirmed 2027 entry.

Beyond the Ultimate Desert Ultra

Namib Desert, Namibia · Desert

A 250km self-sufficient desert ultramarathon across five stages in the Namib Desert, with sand dunes, scrubland, heat, and tented camps.

Authentic Phidippides Run

Athens to Sparta and back, Greece · Road

A 485.3 km non-stop road race from the Ancient Agora of Athens to the statue of Leonidas in Sparta and back, with a 98-hour limit and a 524.9 km option that finishes in Marathon.

Edition note: Applications closed on September 30, 2026, and the organizer’s registration page now says registration is closed. The live tracking link will be announced before the race. The organizer gives 485.3 km for the 2026 route, while DUV lists every past edition as 490 km and the regulations are still headed “Athens – Sparta – Athens 490 km”. The 93-hour cutoff at the Ancient Agora in the regulations applies only to runners continuing to Marathon; the Athens–Sparta–Athens limit is 98 hours.

Backyard Ultra Villa Carlos Paz

Villa Carlos Paz, Córdoba, Argentina · Mixed

An inaugural night-start backyard ultra on Villa Carlos Paz's lakeside costanera, repeating a flat 6.706 km loop every hour.

Bariloche by UTMB

San Carlos de Bariloche, Patagonia, Argentina · Mountain

The Tronador 130K of Patagonia Bariloche by UTMB loops from Bariloche’s Centro Cívico over Cerro Otto, Catedral and Bella Vista, with 6,580 m of climbing and a 33.5-hour limit.

Edition note: Race full. UTMB’s race list showed all six races sold out on October 20, 2026, and the organizer allows no refunds or transfers. The event runs November 18–22 with check-in on November 18, 19 and 20; the Tronador starts at 9:00 PM Friday, November 20. The medical certificate and declaration of honor must be uploaded to MyUTMB before October 25. The organizer sends GPX files the week before the race, and the course table on the race page still mixes 2025 and 2026 dates. UTMB Live had not opened a 2026 page by October 20.

Coast to Kosci

Twofold Bay to Charlotte Pass, New South Wales, Australia · Mixed

An invitational 240 km journey from the Tasman Sea to Australia's highest mountain, finishing at Charlotte Pass after summiting Kosciuszko.

Extremo Sul Ultramarathon

Chuí to Cassino, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil · Mixed

A non-stop 226 km crossing of Brazil's immense southern beach from Chuí to Cassino, with about 130 m of climb and a 52-hour limit. The low elevation gain does not remove the challenges of sand, exposure and self-sufficiency between bases.

Fat Ox Endurance Runs

Goodyear, Arizona, USA · Road

A fixed-time festival on a certified 0.988178-mile concrete loop, headlined by the 48-hour race and 2026 USATF 24-Hour Championships.

Edition note: Online registration closes November 16 at 11:59 PM Mountain Time. The 48-hour race starts November 20 at 8:00 AM; the USATF 24-Hour Championship starts November 21 at 8:00 AM. The organizer also lists race-day registration from 7:00 AM.

Ultra-trail Cape Town

Cape Town, South Africa · Mountain

Cape Town’s 100-mile trail race loops from Gardens Rugby Club over Table Mountain and down the Cape Peninsula to Simon’s Town and back, with over 7,000 m of climbing and a 45-hour cutoff.

Edition note: On October 8, 2026, IOL reported that the shorter races had sold out but places remained in the 100-miler and the UT100; the organizer’s site does not show live entry status. Entrants who had not yet submitted a qualifying result had to email it by midday on October 28, the same deadline for substitutions and changes of distance. Sources differ on the course: the race page gives 163 km with 7,187 m D+ in its stats and 7,516 m in its text, and the organizer’s timing schedule, reprinted November 3 with the same figures as October 14, gives 162.11 km and 7,242 m. The race rules say progress will appear on a live tracking system through the website on race day, but no 2026 link was posted by November 5. UTCT is not a UTMB event, so UTMB Live has no page for it. Sportraxs ran the 2021–2025 results and had no 2026 event listed on November 5.

Backyard Ultra Last Samurai Standing Tokyo

Takao Green Center, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan · Mixed

The Tokyo race of Japan’s Last Samurai Standing backyard ultra series: 6.706 km yards on a forest road from Takao Green Center in Hachioji, with 28 places.

Edition note: This is the backyard running race, not the 2025 Netflix drama of the same English title. The organizer’s 2026 schedule lists Tokyo as a Bronze race with general entry; the published entry window ran from July 18 to 11:59 PM Japan time on October 20, 2026 and has closed. The page lists a minimum of 20 runners but also says it will cancel with 20 or fewer; confirm the race’s go-ahead with the organizer. Big’s race page also lists November 21, 2026 at 13:00 and labels the race Bronze, but it still shows a 54-yard course record from 2020 and a 30-runner capacity. Yardlore lists the 2026 edition on November 1. Yards completed here count toward Big’s At-Large list, which takes the best results between August 16, 2025 and August 15, 2027.

Bislett 24-Hour Indoor Challenge

Bislett Stadium, Oslo, Norway · Track

A 24-hour race on the 546.5 m indoor track under the stands of Bislett Stadium in Oslo, with an official 100-mile split, a lottery for 150 places and a 165-runner cap.

Edition note: Sold out. Registration for the 2026 lottery ran from May 1 to May 4 and the draw was on May 5: 683 runners applied for 150 places, and the field is capped at 165. The only way in now is to buy a place from an entrant through the organizer’s resale procedure, open until November 15 with a NOK 400 transfer fee. The organizer lists an IAU Bronze Label, but the IAU calendar entry for 2026 shows no label. The 2026 participant information had not been published on October 20, so the race-day rules below come from the 2025 edition.

Dinosaur Valley Endurance Run — 100 Mile

Dinosaur Valley State Park, Glen Rose, Texas, USA · Trail

A looped Texas trail 100 in Dinosaur Valley State Park with roughly 9,000 ft of climbing and mandatory progressive cutoffs across the repeated-loop course.

Edition note: The November 21–22, 2026 edition starts at 07:00 on Saturday. UltraSignup closes online entry November 18 at 23:59 Central Time. The organizer publishes intermediate cutoffs rather than one standalone finish limit; see the 2026 schedule below.

Greater Manchester 200

Manchester, England, United Kingdom · Trail

The inaugural Greater Manchester 200 follows the Greater Manchester Ringway, with 5,545 m of climbing and a 96-hour limit.

Edition note: The organizer confirms November 21–25, 2026. Race instructions covering route diversions go to entrants about three weeks before the race, and an updated GPX is posted on the race page; the webpage still labels its briefing and mandatory-kit videos as coming soon.

JFK 50 Mile

Boonsboro to Williamsport, Maryland, USA · Mixed

America's oldest ultramarathon, first run in 1963: 50.2 miles from Boonsboro to Williamsport, Maryland, over the Appalachian Trail and C&O Canal towpath, with a 13-hour limit.

Edition note: Registration sold out. RunSignUp says registration opened at midnight on March 1, 2026, and the organizer says it sold out in record time. Entries cannot be refunded, transferred or deferred. Packets are collected Thursday or Friday in Hagerstown, because no race numbers are handed out on race morning. Live GPS tracking runs through the RaceJoy app linked from RunSignUp.

Summit Backyard Ultra

Marble Falls, Texas, USA · Mixed

A Thanksgiving-week backyard ultra in Marble Falls, Texas, now run by Perspective Pacing, with a roughly 4.17-mile yard every hour and a 68-yard course record set by Mark Dowdle in 2025.

Edition note: The sixth edition and the first under Perspective Pacing, which took over from Summit Trail Racing. Registration is open on RunSignup at $150 through October 23, then $175 until it closes at 11:59 AM on November 14; shirts are guaranteed only for entries by October 30. Start time: the organizer's race-day schedule (packet pickup 6:00 to 7:30 AM, briefing 7:30 to 7:45 AM, start 8:00 AM, no late starts) conflicts with the 7:00 AM event time on RunSignup. This page uses 8:00 AM, the time on the organizer's schedule and of every previous edition. RunSignup's November 21 to 26 date range is a booking window, not a set finish. The 2025 race was billed as a "2026 Silver Ticket Race". For 2026, neither the organizer nor Big's race page, which still shows the 2025 listing, gives a ticket level.

KosciMiler

Snowy Mountains, New South Wales, Australia · Mountain

A 160.5 km point-to-point through Australia’s Snowy Mountains with 4,731 m of climbing, a Mount Kosciuszko summit, and a 36-hour cutoff.

Edition note: The official 2026 race page now lists 160.5 km and 4,731 m of climbing. Entries are sold out. The November 27 start at 3:00 AM and 36-hour limit remain unchanged. The 2026 tracking page is published (checked November 5); its header shows 161 km / 4,710 m+, while its finish row matches the race page’s figures.

SaintéLyon

Saint-Étienne to Lyon, France · Mixed

A night race of about 80 km from Saint-Étienne to Lyon over the Monts du Lyonnais, first held in 1952, on 65% trail and 35% road with at least 2,000 m of climbing.

Edition note: 72nd edition. On November 5, 2026 the organizer listed the SaintéLyon solo and all three relays as full, while the LyonSaintéLyon still took entries. Bib transfers are possible through the runner account until November 23. The route changes every year, and U-Trail reports that about 40% of the 2026 course is new; the official GPX is now published. Sources differ on the course: the race page and LiveTrail’s header give about 80 km and 2,500 m, the relay page’s split adds up to 80.5 km, the race page’s cutoff list ends at km 82, and LiveTrail’s checkpoint table reaches 81 km with 2,182 m. The race page and rules close Lyon at 4:30 PM Sunday, but the program page says 4:00 PM. LiveTrail shows 4:30 AM at Saint-Christo-en-Jarez and 12:15 PM at Soucieu-en-Jarrest, against 4:00 AM and 12:00 PM on the race page.

Brazos Bend 100

Brazos Bend State Park near Needville, Texas, USA · Trail

A flat, repeated-loop 100-miler in Brazos Bend State Park, built around runnable park trails and a 32-hour cutoff.

Edition note: The current navigation and cutoff page identify the 2026 race. The 100-mile limit is 32 hours, with rolling course closure beginning after the final-lap start deadline on Sunday.

Kepler Challenge

Te Anau, New Zealand · Mountain

A 60 km mountain run around Fiordland’s Kepler Track, first held in 1988, with about 2,200 m of climbing, a 450-runner cap and a 12-hour limit.

Edition note: The 2026 FreshChoice Kepler Challenge is sold out. Entry opened July 4 on a first-come basis, with no ballot, and the organizer says places went in around two minutes. The October 30 waitlist had 197 names, and places can be offered until 48 hours before the start. Entry for the next event opens July 3, 2027.

Soochow International Ultramarathon

Soochow University Waishuangxi Campus, Shilin District, Taipei, Taiwan · Track

An invitational 24-hour race on the 400 m track of Soochow University’s Waishuangxi campus in Taipei, held since 1999 and certified six times as an IAU Gold Label race.

Edition note: The 2026 date comes from two calendars, not from Soochow University itself. The IAU race calendar lists the race for December 5, 2026, and the Chinese Taipei Association of Ultrarunners (CTAU) calendar lists December 5–6 on the Waishuangxi campus track, names Soochow University as organizer and marks the race as one of Taiwan’s selection races for the 2027 IAU 24H World Championships. On October 20 we found no 2026 announcement on Soochow University’s own website, and the race’s Facebook page and registration page could not be read. CTAU gave September 15 as the entry deadline, and a race-listing site shows entries closed. The IAU calendar shows no label for 2026; Soochow University reported Gold Label certification for the 2024 and 2025 races after they were run.

The Hitchcock Experience — 100 Mile

Hitchcock Nature Center, Honey Creek, Iowa, USA · Trail

A five-loop Iowa trail 100 at Hitchcock Nature Center, with steep repeated hills, roughly 4,928 ft of elevation change per loop, and a 34-hour cutoff.

Winter Downs 200

Dorking, England, UK · Trail

Centurion Running's winter loop through southern England, starting at Juniper Hall and linking the North Downs, South Downs, and connecting trails.

Oman by UTMB

Al Hamra to Birkat Al Mouz, Hajar Mountains, Oman · Mountain

The 154 km Hajar Ultra crosses Oman’s Hajar Mountains from Al Hamra over Jabal Akhdar to Birkat Al Mouz, with about 8,000 m of climbing, a via ferrata near km 87 and a 48-hour limit.

Edition note: Registration for the Hajar Ultra and the 100K Jabal Classic was still open on October 20, 2026; the 50K, 30K and 20K races are sold out. There is no waiting list, and entries cannot be transferred to another runner. The organizer’s registration page gives February 9 (priority) and February 11, 2026 (general) as opening dates, while UTMB’s November 2025 announcement had said February 3 and 5. The race page lists bib collection on December 5–6 in Muscat and December 8–9 at the Race Village, 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, but the event schedule shows 4:00 to 9:00 PM on December 5, 6 and 8, with the Muscat venue still to be confirmed. UTMB Live had no 2026 page on October 20.

24 Hores d'Ultrafons en Pista Barcelona

Barcelona, Spain · Track

A charity-focused 24-hour track race at Barcelona's Estadi Municipal Joan Serrahima, accompanied by 12- and 6-hour events.

Daytona 100

Jacksonville Beach to Ponce Inlet, Florida, USA · Road

A mostly point-to-point coastal-road 100-miler with a 7-mile opening out-and-back, a Ponce Inlet finish, and a 31-hour net-time limit.

Hellgate 100K++

Natural Bridge Station to Fincastle, Virginia, USA · Mountain

David Horton's December night race in Virginia's Blue Ridge, billed as 100K++ but 66.6 miles on the Glenwood Horse Trail, starting at 12:01 AM with an 18-hour limit.

Edition note: Entry is by mailed application. The 2026 application says about 100 runners would be picked on October 14 from the applications received by then, with the rest chosen on October 30 and no waiting list. The organizer's site showed no 2026 entrant list on October 20. The application gives the fee as $270 if received by November 5 and $300 after, but its entry form says $300 after November 3. A 2026 live-tracking link has not been verified here.

Backyard Amecameca México

Amecameca, State of Mexico, Mexico · Mixed

A backyard ultra in Amecameca, State of Mexico, a town at about 2,480 m, where runners repeat one 6.706 km loop every hour; the first edition in 2025 ended at 47 yards.

Edition note: The second edition. Big’s race page lists December 19, 2026 at 08:00 with room for 150 runners, and Yardlore lists the same date. The organizer, Trail SIC, uses a Facebook page; an entry page, price, exact venue and full rules were not verified in the sources checked. Yardlore’s 2025 results leave out the 47-yard winner and show 46 as the best; DUV and Big’s both give 47. Big’s labels the race Bronze. Yards completed here count toward Big’s At-Large list, which takes the best results between August 16, 2025 and August 15, 2027.

Desert Solstice Track Invitational

Phoenix, Arizona, USA · Track

An elite invitation-only 24-hour and 100-mile track race at Camelback High School. Entry is selective and based on qualifying standards. Organized by Aravaipa Running.

Edition note: At the November 5, 2026 check, the organizer confirmed December 19–20 at Camelback High School, with registration closing December 14 at 11:59 PM MT. Its field limits conflict: 25 runners in the overview and 30 in the entry standards. Confirm capacity when applying.

Miami Backyard Ultra

Miami Marine Stadium, Virginia Key, Miami, Florida, USA · Mixed

An open-ended backyard ultra at Miami Marine Stadium on Virginia Key, mixing dirt trail and pavement on a 4.167-mile yard every hour, with the field limited to 500 runners.

Edition note: Registration is open on RunSignup at $249 until December 14, 2026, or until the 500-runner limit fills; refunds are not allowed. Parking, packet pickup, basecamp footprints, crew access, aid and the final measured course map are still being finalized and will be published in the Athlete Guide before race weekend. Big's race page lists the race without a ticket category, and the organizer's FAQ says: "A calendar listing does not by itself establish a championship qualification or ticket status." Yardlore lists no earlier edition.

Across the Years

Peoria, Arizona, USA · Mixed

A New Year fixed-time festival on a 1.42-mile dirt and paved loop at Peoria Sports Complex, with a 6-day race, rolling-start 72- to 6-hour races and 100- and 200-mile options.

Edition note: Registration is open on UltraSignup at late-tier prices, for example $795 for the 6-day, $470 for 72 hours, $325 for 48 hours and $250 for 24 hours, before tax and fees. Online registration closes Sunday, December 20 at 11:59 PM PT; Aravaipa also offers a mail-in entry form, a payment plan and race-day registration at the venue. No field caps are published. On October 20 the 2026–27 live results button on the organizer page had no link yet. UltraSignup’s race-day text names “Saturday, December 27” (2:00–6:00 PM) and 7:00 AM to noon each morning, while the organizer page lists check-in on Sunday, December 27 and race-day registration from 7:00 to 10:00 AM; December 27, 2026 is a Sunday.

Snowdrop Ultra 55 Hour Race & Relay

Missouri City, Texas, USA · Mixed

A 55-hour loop ultra at Buffalo Run Park, with solo and relay divisions raising funds for childhood cancer research and scholarships.

Edition note: The 14th-edition heading and linked registration confirm December 30, 2026–January 1, 2027. Older year and weekday text remains lower on the pages. Solo registration showed a waitlist on November 4.

Mountain Masochist Trail Run 50 Miler

Montebello, Virginia, USA · Mountain

A Blue Ridge 50-miler first run in 1983, now starting and finishing at Montebello Campground, with over 9,000 ft of climbing and a 13-hour limit.

Result: Eric Smith won the 2026 Mountain Masochist 50 Miler in 7:38:45, faster than any winner since at least 2021, and Laura Trissel won the women’s race in 9:38:53; 122 runners finished.

Edition note: Held on November 7, 2026. UltraSignup’s final results list 122 finishers, 12 DNF and 4 DNS (checked November 9). The organizer’s aid-station sheet measures the course at 51.2 miles; the “course changes this year” line on the race site has been there since 2023, so no source shows a route change made for 2026.

One More Hour Ultra

Ferlach, Carinthia, Austria · Mixed

The first Austria Backyard Ultra race in Carinthia: a flat 6.706 km gravel loop near Ferlach, run every hour from noon on Saturday, November 7, 2026, with a field of about 200 runners.

Result: Stefan Wilfinger won the first One More Hour Ultra with 41 yards (274.93 km), one more than Stefan Miyagi; Dörte Enzi, Angelika Huemer-Toff and Vanessa Setz shared the most yards by a woman with 20.

Edition note: First edition. The first yard started at 12:00 PM (noon) CET on Saturday, November 7, 2026, and Stefan Wilfinger won after 41 yards early on Monday, November 9. Some event listings gave a 7 km loop and a 7:00 AM start; the organizer’s page gives 6.706 km and noon. The organizer caps the field at 200, while Big’s race page lists 250 places.

Pinhoti 100

Pine Glen Campground to Sylacauga, Alabama, USA · Trail

A point-to-point Alabama 100-miler through Talladega National Forest and the Pinhoti Trail, ending near Sylacauga with a 32-hour cutoff.

Edition note: UltraSignup now marks registration closed on October 21, 2026 at 11:59 PM, later than the previously listed October 17 deadline. Bib pickup and drop-bag handover are Friday, November 6, 3:00–7:00 PM; there is no Saturday packet pickup or race-day registration.

Rio Del Lago 100 Mile Endurance Run

Beal's Point, Granite Bay, California, USA · Mixed

A varied Northern California 100-miler combining a Folsom-area opening section with an out-and-back trail journey into the Sierra foothills and a 30-hour cutoff.

Result: Connor Rosenblatt won the 2026 Rio Del Lago 100 in 15:00:11, 5:53 off Tyler Andree’s course record, and Alysha Davis won the women’s race in 20:14:46; 194 runners finished inside 30 hours.

Edition note: Held November 7–8, 2026. Final results are on the organizer’s RaceResult page (checked November 9).

Stone Mill 50 Mile Run

Montgomery Village, Maryland, USA · Trail

A Montgomery County Road Runners Club trail 50-miler first run in 2010, on the Seneca Greenway, Muddy Branch and C&O Canal towpath, with about 4,000 ft of climbing and a 13-hour limit.

Result: Adrian Spencer won the 2026 Stone Mill 50 Mile in 7:28:21, 89 seconds ahead of Jerome Martin, and Sara Zambotti won the women’s race in 7:38:54, fourth overall; 187 runners finished.

Edition note: DUV lists the 2026 race as the 17th edition. It started at 6:00 AM Eastern on Saturday, November 7, 2026, from Stedwick Elementary School, with a 7:00 PM finish cutoff. MCRRC’s results platform lists 187 finishers; the platform is labelled a beta, and the club takes corrections until November 17. RunSignup listed 271 registered participants on race day, against an event cap of 350; DUV lists a 400-runner limit. The race site gives about 4,000 ft of climbing, DUV 1,050 m (3,445 ft). The 2026 date is the first Saturday of November; former race director Barry Hauptman wrote in 2023 that the race moved to the second Saturday in 2016.

Weserbergland Backyard Ultra

Lütmarsen, Höxter, Germany · Road

A village backyard ultra in Lütmarsen near Höxter, run by two local sports clubs on a mostly paved 6.706 km loop with a steep climb in the first kilometer. The sixth edition started at 10:00 AM CET on Saturday, November 7, 2026, with 170 runners on the start list.

Result: Pascal Slappa won the 2026 Weserbergland Backyard Ultra with 38 yards (254.828 km), and Silke Lamby set a women’s best of 30 yards in third place; Adrian Rewig’s course record of 41 stands.

Edition note: Sixth edition. The first yard started at 10:00 AM CET on Saturday, November 7, 2026, and Pascal Slappa won after 38 yards late on Sunday, November 8; Silke Lamby set a women’s best of 30 yards. The organizer meant to cap entries at 150, but a test registration left open let 26 people enter early, and the race filled with more than 170 entrants and no waiting list. Big’s race page still lists 150 places and calls this the fifth edition, and DUV lists a 200-runner limit. The organizer’s revised info sheet still shows October 23–24 as its schedule dates, with November 6–7 marked as corrections.

tBunk Endurance Challenge 200 Mile

La Grange, Wisconsin, USA · Trail

A 60-hour, 22-loop 200-miler on the Nordic ski trails of the Southern Kettle Moraine State Forest, held each November since 2013 alongside 150-mile, 100-mile, 50-mile and 50K races.

Result: Travis Reid won the 2026 tBunk 200 in 53:27:04 and Matthew Moser was second in 58:53:08; they were the only two of seven starters to finish the 22 loops.

Edition note: The 14th edition started at 7:00 AM Central on Friday, November 6, 2026, with a 60-hour limit to 7:00 PM on Sunday, November 8. The organizer’s results show two of seven starters finishing the 200 miles. The 150-mile race started with it, and the 100-mile, 50-mile and two 50K races followed over the weekend. DUV lists a 48-hour limit for the 200; the organizer gives 60 hours, and both 2026 finishers took longer than 48 hours. Sources also differ on climbing per loop: the race page gives 750–850 ft of gain, the organizer’s UltraSignup text 1,700 ft of “elevation change” and DUV 1,500 ft.

Tokyo Great Race 250km

Koto City, Tokyo, Japan · Road

A 244 km (152 mi) road circuit of Tokyo with a 48-hour limit, from Koto City past Rainbow Bridge, Takao and the Arakawa River.

Edition note: The seventh edition runs November 6–8, 2026. The 244 km race started at 11:00 AM JST on Friday, November 6, at Kiba Park, and its 48-hour limit ends at 11:00 AM JST on Sunday, November 8, at the Eitai District Community Hall. Despite the 250KM in the name, the organizer’s entry page and DUV both list the course as 244 km (152 mi). A 124 km (77 mi) race over the first half started at the same time and ends at Musashi-Itsukaichi. A 120 km (75 mi) race over the second half starts at 11:00 AM JST on November 7 at Akigawabashi River Park. The entry page links no live tracking or results page. For 2025, the entry page gives November 7–9, while DUV dates the 2025 results November 8–9 (EL wave) and November 8–10 (RE wave).

Ultra-Trail Shudao by UTMB

Guangyuan, Sichuan, China · Mountain

The 92 km DSD 100K at Ultra-Trail Shudao by UTMB follows the ancient Shu Roads of Guangyuan, Sichuan, past Jianmen Pass to Zhaohua Ancient Town, with 3,500 m of climbing and a 26-hour limit.

Result: Wei Wang won the 2026 DSD 100K in 8:37:32 and Ying Li won the women’s race in 10:35:15, 10th overall, on the new 92 km route; 1,303 of 1,366 starters finished.

Edition note: Registration is closed for all four races (checked November 5, 2026), although the registration page still carries a “Registration OPEN – 2026” line. The DSD 100K page gives 92 km / 3,500 m+, with its time chart ending at 92.2 km / 3,537 m+. The 2026 UTMB Live page is available (checked November 5); it lists 92 km / 3,510 m+, another slight ascent discrepancy. The race page and time chart agree on the 9:00 PM Friday start at Dashudao Buye Sanguo Town, but the homepage text still describes a start at Jiange Stadium. Follow the race page and the final briefing.

Grampians Peaks Trail 100 Miler Stage Race

Mount Zero to Dunkeld, Grampians (Gariwerd) National Park, Victoria, Australia · Trail

A four-day, 163 km (101 mi) stage race along the full Grampians Peaks Trail in Victoria, from Mount Zero to Dunkeld, with 7,700 m of climbing.

Result: Alison Wilson of New Zealand won the women’s race in a stage race record of 19:47:07, almost four hours under the old mark, and Hiroki Kai of Japan won the men’s race in 17:11:19; both won all four stages.

Edition note: The fourth GPT100 runs November 5–8, 2026. Stage 1 started at 6:00 AM AEDT on Thursday, November 5, at Mount Zero Picnic Area, and Stage 4 must reach Dunkeld by 5:00 PM on Sunday, November 8. Runners sleep in Halls Gap each night. The Living It Live page carries RaceResult live results and a GPS tracking map for each stage. Solo entry cost A$968 to A$1,290 and closed at the end of October. The organizer gives the course as 163 km on its course and stage race pages but 162 km on its homepage. Its stage race page gives Stage 2 a 12:10 time limit (5:50 AM to 6:00 PM), while the cutoffs page says 12 hours. The event guide asks for 3 L of liquid capacity, depending on weather; the website gear list, updated November 4, asks for 2 L.

Ultra X Madeira

Madeira, Portugal · Mountain

A mountainous two-stage race across Madeira, with a 110 km continuous option and shorter single-day races on the same weekend.

Result: The published two-stage 110K classification lists Clément Hanot-Cassard first in 16:43:09 and Maia White first woman in 22:01:40, sixth overall.

Edition note: The October 31–November 1 edition is complete; the published two-stage 110K results are archived below. The current runner guide describes the advertised 110 km category as approximately 113 km with 7,765 m of climbing, but its cutoff table ends at 117.5 km. Those pre-race distance figures remain distinct; results do not resolve that discrepancy.

Chartreuse Backyard Ultra

Saint-Laurent-du-Pont, Isère, France · Mixed

A flat backyard ultra in Saint-Laurent-du-Pont, with 6.706 km out-and-back yards along the Guiers river, a gymnasium base camp and the first yard at noon on Friday.

Result: Baptiste Dugue won with 36 yards (241.416 km), one more than Christophe Louet. Camille Domenger and Charlotte Goutorbe were the leading women with 31 yards each.

Edition note: The 2026 race started at noon on Friday, October 30 and ended late on Saturday, October 31, when Baptiste Dugue finished yard 36 (241.416 km) after Christophe Louet stopped at 35. The 2026 results use 6.706 km per yard; the rules give 6.704 km. The organizer’s home page labels the race “Bronze event – 2027 Silver Ticket” and still quotes a 308 km Chartreuse record, which is Christian Mauduit’s 46 yards from 2020; the organizer’s own 2022 results show 56 yards (375.536 km). Yards completed here count toward Big’s At-Large list, which takes the best results between August 16, 2025 and August 15, 2027.

Kullamannen Ultra 100 Miles

Höganäs to Båstad, Sweden · Trail

A 168 km coastal point-to-point through southern Sweden with technical nature-reserve trails, long darkness, and a 32-hour cutoff.

Result: Juuso Simpanen won his second Kullamannen 100-miler in 15:39:15, 4:17 ahead of Baptiste Derouin; Anna Carlsson won the women’s race in 16:44:26, fifth overall.

Edition note: The October 30 – November 1, 2026 race is complete and results are archived below. It ran on the course listed at 168 km and 2,020 m of climbing; the runner-guide time chart ended at 171.5 km and UTMB Live’s course profile at 168.5 km.

Mallorca by UTMB

Estellencs to Port de Sóller, Mallorca, Spain · Mountain

A 138 km night-start mountain race across Mallorca’s Serra de Tramuntana from Cala Estellencs to Port de Sóller, with 5,350 m of climbing on cobbled paths and forest trails.

Result: Lambert Santelli won the Serra de Tramuntana in 14:38:02, 42 minutes clear of Jeremy Lenormand; Maite Maiora Elizondo won the women’s race in 18:01:27, 17th overall.

Edition note: The October 30 – November 1, 2026 edition is complete and SDT results are archived below. Before the race, all four Mallorca by UTMB races were sold out. UTMB’s race list showed all four Mallorca by UTMB races sold out on October 20, 2026. Sources differ on the course: the race page gives 138 km, 5,350 m+ and a 30:30 limit (finish closing 4:30 AM Sunday), while the 2026 regulations say about 137 km, about 5,200 m+ and 30 hours, and Western States lists 135 km. The course table on the race page still carries 2025 dates; its times of day match the 2026 schedule. The organizer may change or shorten routes for weather warnings or trail conditions.

Himalayan 100 Mile Stage Race

Maneybhanjang, near Darjeeling, India · Mountain

A five-stage, 100-mile race from Maneybhanjang near Darjeeling up the India–Nepal border ridge to Sandakphu at 11,815 ft, with Everest views and supported daily stages.

Edition note: ITRA lists 2026 as the 35th edition. The five race stages run October 29 to November 2, 2026, inside an eight-day package that starts at Bagdogra airport on October 27 and ends there on November 3. The package costs USD 1,998 per person in a shared room, plus USD 470 for a single room. A non-refundable USD 625 deposit holds a place, and the balance was due by August 31, 2026. The organizer’s FAQ gives September 15 as the last date for registration, so contact the organizer before planning a late entry. ITRA lists the course as 153.36 km with 7,009 m of climbing and a 50-hour limit. The organizer’s stage distances add up to 100.4 miles, and its stage climbs add up to 5,973 m.

Běh na 24 hodin Plzeň

Plzeň, Czechia · Track

A 24-hour race on the athletics track of Plzeň’s municipal stadium in Skvrňany, run alongside 12-hour, 100 km and marathon races, with times also taken at the marathon and 100-mile marks.

Edition note: The 10th edition. Online entry was open on October 12, when 20 runners were on the 24-hour entry list. The published fees were 1,300 CZK for the 24-hour, 12-hour or 100 km race and 520 CZK for the marathon; the October 20 bank-transfer deadline has passed. Confirm any late entry directly with the organizer. A dedicated 2026 live-results page has not been verified here.

ISOPOL Super24

Veszprém, Hungary · Track

A 24-hour race on a closed synthetic stadium track in Veszprém, held with 12- and 6-hour races and doubling as the Hungarian 24-hour championship. It is part of the Central-European Ultra Series (CEUS).

Result: The published 24-hour timing results list Octavian Ciorescu first with 249.561 km and Szilvia Hudák first woman with 204.765 km; final confirmation remains pending.

Edition note: The 2026 race has ended and Köridő has published 24-hour results. They remain provisional pending organizer confirmation. The October 22 information pack revised lap lengths and field limits; the published wall-clock schedule still conflicts across the autumn clock change.

Rim to River 100

New River Gorge, West Virginia, USA · Trail

A 100-mile out-and-back through New River Gorge with repeated rim-to-river traverses, 12,000 ft of climbing, and a 32-hour cutoff.

Result: Josiah Stermer won in 16:45:06; Carre Zatwarnytsky led the women in 19:22:13, third overall. UltraSignup lists 157 finishers.

Edition note: The October 24–25 race has finished and official results are archived below. The organizer’s linked 2026 information pack still routes miles 14–20 over the Rend Trail near Thurmond. NPS continues to report a full closure from August 3, 2026 until an estimated fall/winter 2027 reopening. No replacement route was verified in the reviewed sources on October 22.

River-Run Backyard Ultra

A&P Showgrounds, Waipukurau, Central Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand · Trail

A free-entry backyard ultra at the Waipukurau A&P Showgrounds in Central Hawke’s Bay, on a flat 6.7 km loop of limestone paths and singletrack beside the Tukituki River.

Edition note: The fourth edition starts at 9:00 AM on Saturday, October 24, 2026, over Labour Weekend. The published Webscorer deadline was 8:59 PM NZDT on October 21. On October 22 the organizer’s homepage still advertised registration open, but current entry availability could not be verified. Entry is free; on October 20 Webscorer showed 307 registrations across the backyard and the Kids Classic. Big’s Backyard Ultra lists a capacity of 250. Big’s race listing still gives the record as 37 yards (Fiona Hayvice, 2024); the council’s 2025 race report and Yardlore show Glenn Tomlinson won the 2025 edition with 43 yards, so 43 is the current course record. The organizer’s rules page is still dated for the 2024 race.

Salt Creek 24

Port Angeles, Washington, USA · Mixed

A scenic 24-hour endurance race at Salt Creek Recreation Area on the Olympic Peninsula, on a 1.4-mile loop of paved and unpaved surfaces. Also offers a 12-hour solo race, 24-hour relay teams and an hourly Last Runner Standing up Striped Peak.

Result: Michael Higuera led the individual 24-hour race with 96.6 miles (69 laps); Alexandra Kabbourg was first woman and second overall with 92.4 miles (66 laps).

Edition note: The October 24–25 edition is complete and official individual 24-hour results are archived below. Previously listed fees and deadlines apply to the 2026 edition. The separate Last Runner Standing outcome was not published on the organizer page checked October 29.

Smurf's Backyard Ultra

Smithfield, Cairns, Australia · Trail

A Cairns backyard ultra on the trails of Smithfield Mountain Bike Park, with hourly starts and a separate six-lap introductory event.

Result: Murray Macpherson and Ben Sinnott both completed 24 yards (about 161 km) and stopped together, so the race had no winner, while Kelly Romano was last woman standing with 23 yards.

Edition note: The fourth Smurf’s Backyard Ultra ran from 7:00 AM on October 24, 2026, and ended on Sunday morning after 24 yards, when Murray Macpherson and Ben Sinnott stopped together and left the race without a winner. Kelly Romano was last woman standing with 23 yards.

Snowman Race

Laya, Gasa, to Bumthang, Bhutan · Mountain

A five-day stage race for selected, invited runners along Bhutan's Snowman Trek, from Laya in Gasa to Bumthang, covering about 185 km with passes up to 5,470 m to draw attention to climate change.

Edition note: The tracker marks the October 24–28 race over, but the official leaderboard checked October 29 still has no Stage 5 times. Its displayed totals are incomplete and are not final results. This was the third international edition, scheduled from Laya on October 24 to Bumthang on October 28. The updated 2026 segment list names Wangduechhoeling Palace Ground, while an older paragraph still names Chamkhar Sports Arena; the precise finish venue remains unresolved in those sources. There is no open registration: prospective runners contact the race director. On October 12, the organizer's athletes page listed 18 runners, 12 international and 6 from Bhutan.

Cactus Rose 100 Mile

Hill Country State Natural Area, Bandera, Texas, USA · Trail

Four 25-mile loops of rocky Hill Country trail near Bandera, alternating direction each lap, with unstaffed aid stations that supply only water and ice and a 44-hour limit.

Result: The provisional 100-mile results place Philip Arneson first in 22:43:55 and Esther Hackleman first woman in 28:55:55 (gun times).

Edition note: The October 23–25 edition is complete. The organizer’s results archive now links the 2026 timing table; its 100-mile standings remain explicitly provisional until certified.

Día de los Muertos Endurance Run

South Beach State Park, Newport, Oregon, USA · Mixed

A timed loop race at South Beach State Park in Newport, Oregon, with 48-, 24-, 12- and 6-hour races and team relays on a 3,856 m loop of mostly flat trail with some pavement, held beside a Día de los Muertos ofrenda.

Result: Alvin Chan led the 48-hour race with 158.136 miles; Molly Krantz led the women with 107.820 miles.

Edition note: The October 23–25, 2026 edition is complete and its solo 48-hour results are archived below. The organizer’s event-page title previously retained 2025 dates; its race calendar and UltraSignup identified the 2026 edition.

Laufwochenende Brugg

Brugg, Aargau, Switzerland · Road

A 48-hour race with 24-, 12- and 6-hour options on a lit, fully paved 934.8 m loop on the Aare island at Geissenschachen in Brugg, doubling as the Swiss 48-, 24- and 6-hour championships.

Result: Julia Fatton covered 329.397 km in the 48-hour race; Christian Stolovitz led the men with 316.897 km.

Edition note: The 19th edition finished on October 25, 2026. RaceResult now publishes the 48-, 24-, 12- and 6-hour results; the 48-hour outcome is archived below. The organizer’s older results archive had not yet added 2026 when checked on October 26.

No Business 100

Pickett CCC Memorial State Park, Jamestown, Tennessee, USA · Trail

A single 100.2-mile loop from Pickett CCC Memorial State Park through the Big South Fork into Kentucky and back, run counterclockwise in 2026, with about 14,500 ft of climbing and a 34-hour limit.

Result: Mika Thewes won outright in 20:11:09.86; Blake Neumann was first man and second overall in 20:17:50.94.

Edition note: The October 23–24 edition is complete and official overall results are archived below. The 2026 runner’s manual, last updated September 29, uses a 100.2-mile counterclockwise course; the homepage still lists 102 miles. Piney Butte became a no-crew aid station (drop bags still allowed) on September 29, and the September 19 training run was cancelled. RunSignup shows a 7:00 AM–5:00 PM CDT event window, but the manual sets an 8:00 AM CT start and 6:00 PM CT finish.

Puglia by UTMB

Matera to Castellaneta Marina, Italy · Trail

A 145 km night-start trail race from the Sassi of Matera to the beach at Castellaneta Marina through Puglia’s Gravine canyons, with 3,500 m of climbing and a 27-hour limit.

Result: Nicolas Thomas won I Sassi di Matera in 12:15:45; Enrica Dematteis led the women in 15:49:20. UTMB Live lists 189 finishers from 236 starters.

Edition note: The 2026 I Sassi di Matera race has ended; its official timing results are archived below. Distance figures differ by source: the race page gives 145 km and 3,500 m+, its course table 142.5 km with 3,492 m+ and 3,875 m−, and UTMB Live 144 km with 3,800 m+. Some third-party calendars list November 6, 2026; UTMB’s official dates are October 23–25.

International Ultramarathon Festival — Loutraki

Loutraki, Greece · Track

The 21st International Ultramarathon Festival, an IAU Bronze Label track meeting at the Loutraki Municipal Stadium. Features 48-hour, 24-hour, and 12-hour races on a 400 m track, branded by the organizer as World Cup races.

Result: Vouzonis Thomas leads the published 48-hour classification with 305190 m. Eleven of fifteen starters are ranked.

Edition note: The October 22–24, 2026 edition is complete and its 48-hour results are archived below. Before the race, the homepage gave an October 3 application deadline while another information page described on-site registration with inconsistent times; those notices do not establish a future edition’s entry rules.

The Endless Mile

Alabaster, Alabama, USA · Road

A 72-hour, 48-hour, and 24-hour festival on a certified, paved, lighted 1.00203-mile loop at Veterans Park.

Result: Jeff Mikesell (146.078 miles) and Jill Hudson (140.284 miles) led the 48-hour race. Jennifer Cecil won the 72-hour outright with 211.832 miles.

Edition note: The October 22–25 edition is complete. Official 72-, 48- and 24-hour results are archived below; the 2026 registration deadline and entry rules remain historical information.

Weekend at Burney

Cassel, near Burney, California, USA · Trail

A relaxed 48-hour and 24-hour trail race on a loop of about 4.6 to 4.8 miles past Baum Lake near Burney, California, with about 370 ft of climbing per lap, plus a 12-hour race and a burro race on Saturday.

Result: The published 48-hour classification lists Vincent Difrancesco first with 161.00 miles and Lennyann Bishop first woman with 105.80 miles; the leader’s elapsed time needs clarification.

Edition note: The October 22–24 edition is complete and its published 48-hour results are archived below, with an elapsed-time discrepancy flagged. The organizer's pages describe the loop as about 4.8 miles, while the runner's guide and the UltraSignup race names say 4.6 miles; the guide counts 21 loops as 100 miles.

Ultra X South Africa

Western Cape, South Africa · Mountain

A six-stage, 330 km expedition through the Western Cape's valleys, vineyards, remote gorges, mountain passes, and Cederberg wilderness.

Result: Charlie Mason (UK) won the first Ultra X South Africa in 33:33:02.5 over six stages, Anna Lawson (UK) was first woman and second overall in 34:36:06.9, and 39 of 56 starters were ranked.

Edition note: The first Ultra X South Africa ran October 19–24, 2026: Charlie Mason won in 33:33:02.5, Anna Lawson was first woman and second overall in 34:36:06.9, and 39 of 56 starters were ranked after six stages. Applications for the 2027 race, capped at 100 runners, close November 1, 2026.

Albi 24 Heures

Albi, France · Mixed

A 24-hour race at Stadium Municipal d'Albi on a flat circuit combining the athletics track and surrounding paved paths.

Result: Sigurdur Tomas Thorisson won the 2026 Albi 24 Heures with 240.255 km. Gita Muceniece was second overall and first woman with 232.421 km, ahead of Benoit Gourves (207.446 km). Aurelie Verrier (196.895 km) and Marie-Line Mantoux (190.895 km) were the next women.

Edition note: The completed 12th edition ran October 17–18, 2026. The organizer has published final results including partial laps. The 24-hour and 100 km races carried FFA labels; the 2026 race was not an IAU label event.

Bromont Ultra 160 km

Bromont, Quebec, Canada · Trail

The 160 km trail race of the Bromont Ultra in Quebec's Eastern Townships: two laps of an 80 km loop from Ski Bromont, with 6,622 m of climbing and a 35-hour limit.

Result: Philippe Groleau won the 2026 Bromont Ultra 160 km in 18:42:49, ahead of Thomas Mathurin (19:38:51) and Jacob Couture (20:56:44). Anne Champagne was the first woman in 21:43:45, fifth overall. 51 runners finished.

Edition note: The 13th Bromont Ultra took place October 16–18, 2026, with the 160 km starting Saturday, October 17. On October 12 RunReg showed the 160 km sold out (100 regular places plus 10 fundraising bibs), with a waitlist closing October 14; the participant guide gave October 13 as the acceptance deadline. Those archived registration conditions do not apply to a future edition.

Centurion Autumn 100

Goring-on-Thames, England, UK · Trail

A 100-mile trail race from Goring-on-Thames made of four 25-mile out-and-back legs on the Thames Path and the Ridgeway, with about 5,000 ft of climbing and a 28-hour limit.

Result: Kim Collison won in 14:17:53 and Jennie Dunkley led the women in 16:45:37.

Edition note: The 2026 race is complete. Centurion reports 178 finishers from 247 starters; Kim Collison and Jennie Dunkley won the men’s and women’s races. The 2026 course and entry information below is retained as an archive.

Dutch Backyard Ultra

Scoutinglandgoed Zeewolde, Zeewolde, Netherlands · Trail

Autumn edition of the Dutch Backyard Ultra at Scoutinglandgoed Zeewolde: a 6.706 km forest loop every hour, day and night, which hosted the Netherlands’ team championship race in 2026.

Result: Casper De Vries won the public Dutch Backyard Ultra at Zeewolde with 37 yards (248.1 km), one more than Tom den Ouden, and Jitte Verweij led the women with 26. On the same grounds Luciano Pappalettera became Dutch national champion in the World Team Championship race with 63 yards, past the 60-yard Dutch record on Big’s list, after Gerben Oevermans stopped at 62.

Edition note: This page covers the October 17, 2026 edition at Scoutinglandgoed Zeewolde, the fifth Dutch Backyard Ultra. The public race started at 2:30 PM and ran every yard on the half hour, 30 minutes after the Netherlands’ 15-runner World Team Championship race, which started at 2:00 PM on the same grounds and ran on the hour. The public race ended early on Monday, October 19 after 37 yards, and the team race early on Tuesday, October 20 after 63. Tickets (€225) were sold out. Capacity figures differ: 300 on the organizer’s Dutch page, 250 on its English page, 285 in its booking data and 200 on Big’s race page. 231 runners started.

Ghost Train 30-Hour Ultramarathon

Camp Tevya, Brookline, New Hampshire, USA · Trail

A 30-hour race on the Granite Town Rail Trail between Brookline and Milford. Runners may stop after any completed 15-mile out-and-back; 100 miles takes six full laps plus a 10-mile seventh, and some keep going.

Result: Jason Kaplan led the 30-hour Ghost Train with 145 miles. Among entries recorded at exactly 100 miles, Austin Sena ran 18:24:15 and Caitlin Howes 19:27:50, the fastest listed men’s and women’s times at that distance.

Edition note: The October 17–18 event is complete. Its 30-hour results rank distance first; the 100-mile performances below are identified separately from runners who continued beyond 100 miles.

Gila 100

Santa Clara, near Silver City, New Mexico, USA · Trail

A 100-mile race in the Gila National Forest that covers the 50-mile out-and-back from Santa Clara to Sapillo Campground twice, following the Continental Divide Trail to nearly 9,000 ft, with roughly 14,774 ft of climbing and a 36-hour limit.

Result: Simon Holt won the 2026 Gila 100 in 27:35:14, ahead of Greg Salvesen (28:40:57). Maud Van Der Beek was first woman and third overall in 29:39:34. Fourteen of 22 starters finished.

Edition note: The October 17–18 race is complete and the 100-mile results are published. The 2026 course used two repetitions of the 50-mile out-and-back; the archived route and rules below describe that edition.

Sonoma Fall Classic 100 Mile

Lake Sonoma, Geyserville, California, USA · Trail

A new 100.5-mile, two-loop race at Lake Sonoma, with an estimated 25,058 ft of climbing and a 36-hour limit.

Result: Nick Reshetnikov won the first Sonoma Fall Classic 100 Mile in 20:01:06. Nicole Kurnik was the first woman and second overall in 20:55:25, ahead of Daniel Lingenfelter (21:22:52) and Hunter Olson (21:50:00). 36 of the 76 starters finished.

Edition note: The inaugural 100-mile edition is complete. This page retains its October 17–18, 2026 course details and results; entry deadlines from that edition do not apply to a future race.

Uwharrie 100 Mile Trail Run

Uwharrie National Forest, near Troy, North Carolina, USA · Trail

Five laps of a technical 20.5-mile figure-eight loop of rocky, rooty singletrack in North Carolina's Uwharrie National Forest, 102.5 miles in all with 17,420 ft of climbing and a 36-hour limit.

Result: Anthony Brungard won the 2026 Uwharrie 100 in 23:40:26, more than four and a half hours ahead of Brian Kochanski (28:20:27) and Bobby Johnson (28:51:57). Melissa Kennedy was the only woman to finish, eighth overall in 32:54:54. 14 of the 30 starters finished.

Edition note: The October 17–18, 2026 edition is complete. The 100-mile race started at 6:00 AM Saturday; its published timing results are summarized below. The course and entry details are retained as a 2026 archive.

World Backyard Ultra Team Championship

Bell Buckle, Tennessee, USA (and worldwide satellite sites) · Trail

The premier backyard ultra team event. National teams of up to 15 runners compete simultaneously at satellite sites worldwide. Each runner completes 4.167-mile loops every hour. The country with the most total loops wins.

Result: The United States topped the 2026 team standings with 1,120 yards, ahead of Australia (1,069), Belgium (1,058) and Japan (1,038).

Edition note: Race finished October 22, 2026. The United States won with 1,120 team yards, ahead of Australia (1,069), Belgium (1,058) and Japan (1,038). Merijn Geerts and Ivo Steyaert set the backyard world record of 124 yards in Retie and did not start yard 125, leaving Belgium without a national winner. Spain’s interrupted national race is due to be re-run.

Mount Yun by UTMB UMY 100M

Mount Yun, Xiangning, Linfen, Shanxi, China · Mountain

A 166 km loop from Zhonghe Square at Mount Yun through the hills, valleys, ancient villages and temples of southern Shanxi, with 7,400 m of climbing and a 48-hour limit.

Result: Xingzhi Bai of China won the 2026 UMY 100M in 21:10:07. UTMB Live lists only four finishers, all men, among 695 starters, with no female finisher listed.

Edition note: The 2026 edition is complete. Its scheduled start was 3:00 PM on Friday, October 16, with a published 48-hour limit to 3:00 PM on Sunday, October 18. The English course text names Mingzhu Square as the start, but the race header, the aid-station table and the Chinese course page all put the start and finish at Zhonghe Square.

Pony Express Trail 100

Faust to Simpson Springs, Utah, USA · Road

A remote 100-mile run on western Utah dirt roads with about 3,000 ft of gain and loss; each runner must provide a support crew.

Result: Steven Wrigley won the 2026 Pony Express Trail 100 in 19:11:40. Nicole Lowe McBride was first woman and second overall in 19:37:45. UltraSignup confirms 16 ranked finishers, 18 DNFs and two unranked entries.

Edition note: The October 16–17 race is complete. The official results distinguish 16 ranked finishers from two unranked over-limit finishes; see the results below.

Skanderborg Ultra

Skanderborg, Denmark · Mixed

A 48-hour race with 24- and 12-hour options on a 1 km gravel and sidewalk loop at Dyrehaven in Skanderborg, where runners can camp beside the course. The same venue hosts the GOMU 48-Hour World Championship in September 2027.

Result: Emil Ingerslev won the 2026 Skanderborg Ultra 48-hour race with 384 km, and Katja Lykke was first woman and second overall with 352 km. Both totals are above the 48-hour course records the organizer lists (358 km and 286.652 km). Ronni Carlsen (255.059 km) and Sally Barbett (211 km) won the 24-hour race.

Edition note: Registration closed October 1 at 11:59 PM (Danish time). On October 12 the RaceResult entry list showed 81 runners in the 48-hour race, 64 in the 24-hour race and 49 in the 12-hour race. The organizer’s Live Tracking link points to the 2026 RaceResult participant page.

Diagonale des Fous

Saint-Pierre to Saint-Denis, Réunion · Mountain

The headline Grand Raid de la Réunion race crosses about 180 km of volcanic island terrain from Saint-Pierre to Saint-Denis, bypassing Cilaos in 2026.

Result: Hugo Deck won the 2026 Diagonale des Fous in 22:54:19 on his first start, ahead of Robin Juillaguet (23:51:54) and Jérôme Vanderschaeghe (24:10:35). Ruth Croft won the women's race in 27:13:23, 11th overall, ahead of Alyssa Clark and Agathe Bes.

Edition note: The 2026 route bypassed Cilaos. The organizer's route description leaves the Cilaos trail at the Croisée Kerveguen (km 67.6) and descends via Bélouve to Hell-Bourg, the first base camp (km 80.6), then crosses Mafate to the Maïdo and the second base at Ilet Savannah (km 140.5) before finishing at La Redoute (180.8 km). This is the archived 2026 route description. Trail access and future race routes require a fresh check of the organizer’s and forestry office’s notices. Reconnaissance between Bassin Plat and Piton Sec is prohibited because it crosses private land.

Trail Cat The Race

Andorra la Vella, Andorra, to Tarragona, Spain · Mountain

An unmarked, GPS-navigated ultra billed as 300 miles, running from central Andorra la Vella through the French Cerdanya and inland Catalonia to Tarragona, about 466 km with conflicting published finish limits for the 2026 edition.

Result: Daniel Krstulovic Opara of Croatia won the 2026 Trail Cat The Race in 95:42:23. Pirin Galov and Esteban Díaz Castañeda finished together in second in 100:13:48, and Harriet Kjaer was the first woman in 122:21:08, ninth overall. 32 of the 51 starters finished.

Edition note: The fifth edition started in Andorra la Vella on October 11 and finished in Tarragona on October 17. LiveTrail's final statistics list 51 starters from 13 countries (49 men, 2 women), 32 finishers and 18 withdrawals. The first runner to reach Tarragona, Simon Birrer, is unranked after missing a mandatory checkpoint. Registration is closed.

Hainesport Endurance Run

Hainesport, New Jersey, USA · Road

A flat paved-loop festival with 48-hour, two 24-hour starts, 12-hour, relay, and 100-mile options at Hainesport Township Park.

Result: Lisa Perry won the 48-hour race outright with 141.76 miles (143 laps), ahead of Thomas Crayton on 138.78 miles. Sean O’Connor won the 100-mile race in 16:05:12 and Thomas Pulaski the Saturday 24-hour with 100.12 miles.

Heartland 100

Cassoday, Kansas, USA · Road

A 100-mile out-and-back on Kansas Flint Hills gravel and dirt roads, with exposed prairie, approximately 6,000 ft of climbing, and a standard 30-hour cutoff.

Result: Braden Brown won the 2026 Heartland 100 Miler in 19:52:55. Finley Johnson won the women’s race in 23:52:22, seventh overall.

Edition note: The completed 2026 race had a standard October 10 start at 6:00 AM. Earlier Saturday and Friday starts required written approval. The archived entry text gives conflicting finish deadlines for early starters; these arrangements should not be carried forward to another edition.

Midstate Massive Ultra Trail 100M

New Ipswich, New Hampshire to Douglas, Massachusetts, USA · Mixed

A New England point-to-point 100-miler following the Midstate Trail from New Hampshire to Massachusetts, with 13,615 ft of gain and a 34-hour limit from the first wave.

Result: Nick Schroeder leads the published preliminary 100-mile results in 19:58:53. Alexandria Leveille is the first woman in 26:11:16, 14th overall.

Edition note: The 2026 course maps were updated September 21. Aid Station 7 has moved to Rutland State Park, 49 Whitehall Road. Registration closed September 27; the current race information gives a 34-hour cutoff from the first wave.

Oil Creek 100 Trail Runs — 100 Mile

Titusville, Pennsylvania, USA · Trail

A 100.6-mile Pennsylvania trail race using three rugged Gerard Hiking Trail loops plus a final going-home loop, with a 32-hour cutoff.

Result: Steven Larick won the 2026 Oil Creek 100 in 19:58:03, ahead of Clinton Hepler (21:53:11) and Dan McDaniel (23:17:09). Danica Williams was the first woman in 25:13:18, 10th overall. RunSignup lists 32 finishers and 25 DNFs.

48 Heures de Royan

Royan, France · Road

A French fixed-time festival on a traffic-free stadium circuit of about one kilometre, led by the 48-hour race.

Result: Rodrigo Freeman Lopez won the 2026 48 Heures de Royan with 301.4 km (264 laps), ahead of Said Bourjila with 272.8 km. Beatrice Bourlon was the first woman and third overall with 269.4 km. In the 24-hour race, Christophe Pubert led with 191.7 km and Sophie Boiron was the first woman with 167.8 km.

Edition note: The 2026 event is complete. The 48-hour race ran October 9–11, with the 24-hour race October 10–11 and the 12-hour race on October 10. The advertised cap was 130 across all three races; this is not a count of starters or finishers.

Kodiak 100M

Big Bear Lake, California, USA · Mountain

A 100.1-mile mountain route around Big Bear Valley, starting at Rim Nordic and finishing in the Village, with 15,735 ft of climbing and a 36-hour cutoff.

Result: Cody Poskin won the 2026 Kodiak 100M in 16:46:21, ahead of Alex Proctor (17:23:05) and Max Jolliffe (18:15:45). Nichole Abma of Canada was the first woman in 20:43:40, 11th overall. 279 of 428 starters finished.

Edition note: Uses the final October 6, 2026 aid-station chart for distance, elevation and cutoff. The general race page rounds the distance to 161 km and lists a different elevation total. These are archived 2026 figures; future editions require their own final GPX and aid chart.

Moab 240

Moab, Utah, USA · Desert

A single 243.5-mile loop from Moab through the Lockhart Basin and the Abajo and La Sal Mountains, with 31,696 ft of climbing and a 113-hour cutoff in 2026.

Result: Destination Trail called off the 2026 Moab 240 on the afternoon of October 11, about 56 hours after the start, because of dangerous weather: wind, rain, freezing temperatures, falling trees and aid-station structures blowing away. No runner had reached the finish, and no official placings had been published.

Edition note: The 2026 race was called off on October 11 because of severe weather, about 56 hours into the 113-hour limit. Before the race, on September 24, the organizer rerouted the Porcupine Rim to finish section around construction on Highway 128; the 2026 runner manual gave 243.5 miles and a cutoff of 11:00 PM on Tuesday, October 13. The page checked October 23 now advertises 2027 with 241.8 miles and 112 hours; those figures should not replace the rerouted 2026 specifications.

OG Yeti 100 Mile Endurance Run

Abingdon, Virginia, USA · Trail

A runnable Virginia Creeper Trail 100-miler based in Abingdon, using a temporary 2026 route adjustment and a 30-hour cutoff.

Result: Joshua Lecrone won the 2026 OG Yeti 100 in 12:52:32, ahead of William Weidman (13:49:49) and Dominick Borreggine (14:14:00). Janessa Taylor was the first woman in 14:59:21, fifth overall. 193 of 239 starters finished.

Edition note: The 2026 race took place October 9–10. UltraSignup now links the next edition on September 24, 2027, and its shared descriptive text has also rolled forward to 2027. The route-adjustment details below describe the completed 2026 edition.

Angeles Crest 100

Altadena, California, USA · Mountain

The 36th Angeles Crest 100 used a new Front Range loop from Loma Alta Park for 2026 because of Highway 2 closures and Eaton Fire impacts.

Result: Eduardo Morales won the 2026 Angeles Crest 100 in 20:12:08 on the new Front Range loop from Altadena. Taelor Smith was the first woman in 22:56:58, fifth overall. 109 of 212 starters finished.

Edition note: The 2026 edition used a new Front Range loop from Altadena, including an out-and-back section to Mt. Hillyer, instead of the traditional point-to-point course.

Arkansas Traveller 100

Camp Ouachita near Perryville, Arkansas, USA · Mixed

A 100.3-mile Ouachita Mountains race combining a figure-eight opening with a long out-and-back on forest roads, trails, and limited pavement.

Result: Published organizer results list Jacob Phillips first in 16:47:32 and Courtney Rouse as the first woman in 18:49:00, sixth overall, at the 2026 Arkansas Traveller 100.

Garden City Backyard Ultra

Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia · Mixed

An hourly backyard race based at Toowoomba Showgrounds, using a loop of trail, grass, dirt, and bitumen until one runner remains.

Result: The organizer-linked leaderboard indicates a second consecutive Garden City Backyard Ultra win for Chris Van Leer with 38 yards (254.828 km), ahead of Walther Fuglevik with 37 yards (248.122 km). Karla du Plessis recorded the most yards among women with 16 (107.296 km). The table is still labelled live rather than final.

Hennepin Hundred — 100 Mile

Sterling to Colona, Illinois, USA · Mixed

A flat, point-to-point Illinois 100-miler on the Hennepin Canal State Trail, with a short out-and-back segment, mixed canal-path surfaces, and a 30-hour cutoff.

Result: Griffin Phenegar won the 2026 Hennepin Hundred in 14:58:15, ahead of Dimitri Kilian (15:20:10) and Vincent Farinella (15:34:02). Alicia Hudelson was the first woman in 16:31:42, sixth overall. UltraSignup lists 205 finishers and 86 DNFs.

MDS 120 Morocco

Ouarzazate Province, Morocco · Desert

A three-stage, food-self-sufficient Sahara event with 70 km, 100 km, and 120 km options plus four nights in the race bivouac.

Result: Rachid El Morabity won the 120 km course of MDS 120 Morocco 2026 in 9:28:39 over three stages, 4:17 ahead of Louis Godeman. Sylvie Van Baelen was the first woman in 12:29:47, sixth overall. 296 runners finished the longest course.

Spartathlon

Athens to Sparta, Greece · Road

The 245 km road race from Athens to Sparta, retracing the legendary run of Pheidippides in 490 BC. Held since 1983, with a 36-hour limit and a cutoff at every checkpoint.

Result: Tamás Bódis won his second Spartathlon in a course-record 19:40:51. Despoina Simantrakou won the women’s race in 24:45:43, finishing 13th overall. The race took place on 26–27 September from Athens to Sparta.

Edition note: The organizer's 2026 announcements give the distance as 245 km, while the 2026 Road Book places the Sparta finish at 244.74 km; many older sources still quote 246 km.

Karkloof 100 Miler

Karkloof, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa · Trail

The tenth edition of a South African 100-miler through the Karkloof's indigenous forest, plantations, farmland, valleys, and waterfalls.

Result: Jaco Ebertsohn won the 2026 Karkloof 100 Miler in 16:51:00. Dani Coetzee won the women's race in 23:58:19, 11th overall. 71 runners started and 44 finished.

The Bear 100 Mile Endurance Run

Logan to Garden City, Utah, USA · Mountain

A 100-mile mountain race from Logan to Conestoga Ranch in Garden City, Utah, with approximately 20,363 ft of climbing and a 36-hour cutoff in 2026.

Result: Sidney Noble won the 2026 Bear 100 in 17:39:23. Kristin Johnson won the women's race in 18:50:37, third overall. 350 runners started and 254 finished.

Edition note: The 2026 course finished at Conestoga Ranch in Garden City, Utah. Older Fish Haven finish information does not describe this edition.

Ultra BOLIVIA Race

Altiplano and Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia · Desert

A seven-stage, food-self-sufficient race across Bolivia's high Altiplano and salt-flat landscapes, held at elevations of roughly 3,600–4,100 m.

Result: Olivier Wijtenburg won the 2026 Ultra Bolivia Race in 28:10:38 over seven stages. Marta Comalat Canet won the women's race in 31:32:05, fourth overall. 22 runners finished all seven stages.

Grand to Grand Ultra

Grand Canyon to Grand Staircase, Utah/Arizona, USA · Desert

A self-supported 6-stage, 7-day desert foot race from the Grand Canyon region toward the Grand Staircase, based out of Kanab, Utah.

Result: Emily Keddie won the 2026 Grand to Grand Ultra outright in 37:51:23. Andy Pearson was the first man in 39:09:59, second overall. 27 runners finished the six stages.

Edition note: This record covers September 20–26, 2026. At the October 23 check, the 2026 itinerary remained available but its former entry page returned 404. The homepage now advertises September 19–25, 2027 with both self-supported and supported categories.

Flagstaff to Grand Canyon Stagecoach Line 100

Flagstaff to Tusayan near Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA · Trail

A 100-mile point-to-point Arizona Trail race from the Flagstaff area toward the Grand Canyon, with roughly 7,000 ft of gain and a 31-hour solo limit.

Result: Landon Tutt won the men's 100-mile run in 21:50:14 and Jessica Henning won the women's race in 24:26:12.

IMTUF 100

McCall, Idaho, USA · Mountain

A rugged mountain 100 from Jug Mountain Ranch near McCall, serving as both a Hardrock and Western States qualifier in 2026.

Result: Benjamin Stout won in 18:46:47 and Ginny Robbins won the women's race in 23:07:03, eighth overall; UltraSignup lists 107 finishers.

Mountain Lakes 100

Olallie Lake Resort, Oregon, USA · Mountain

A remote 100-mile Cascade trail race based at Olallie Lake, with rocky mountain terrain, Pacific Crest Trail miles, 11,700 ft of gain, and a 30-hour cutoff.

Result: Jessica Quinn won outright in 18:38:56, and Shawn Ross was the first man, third overall, in 19:56:45; UltraSignup lists 91 finishers.

Self-Transcendence 24 Hour Track Race

Tooting Bec Athletics Track, London, UK · Track

Incorporates the British 24-Hour Championships 2026. An IAU Bronze Label event limited to 55 experienced ultra-runners, held on the Tooting Bec Athletics Track — the race's long-standing London home.

Result: George Rickwood won with 254.045 km and Laura Watts won the women's race with 217.386 km.

Sydney's Backyard Ultra

St Ives Showground, Sydney, Australia · Mixed

Twice-yearly backyard ultra at St Ives Showground in Sydney, run by 180 Cadence: a 6.706 km yard every hour until one runner is left, with over 600 runners in each 2026 edition.

Result: Justin Makhlouf won the September edition with 66 yards (442.57 km). Lee Warren provided the assist with 65 yards (435.87 km), and Kim Lueck recorded the most yards among women with 37 (248.11 km).

Edition note: This page covers the September 19, 2026 edition, which started at 8:00 AM AEST and ended early on Tuesday, September 22 after 66 yards. The race runs twice a year, and the next edition is Saturday, April 17, 2027. Capacity and climb differ between sources: the race website gives 750 runners and 34 m per yard, while Big's race page lists 500 runners and 45 ft per loop.

Teanaway Country 100M

Cle Elum, Washington, USA · Mountain

The September 19–20, 2026 edition was cancelled due to the Three Queens Fire. The planned Cascade mountain course remains here for historical reference.

Edition note: Cancelled: Rainshadow Running’s August 8, 2026 announcement confirms that the Three Queens Fire forced cancellation of all 2026 Teanaway Country races. No race results are expected for this edition.

Grindstone 100M

Natural Chimneys Park, Virginia, USA · Mountain

A 104-mile mountain loop west of Virginia's Shenandoah Valley with roughly 21,000 ft of climbing and a 36-hour limit.

Result: Jordan Buck won in 20:58:15 and Katti Jackson won the women's race in 21:46:37, fourth overall.

Run Rabbit Run 100

Steamboat Springs, Colorado, USA · Mountain

A high-country Colorado 100-miler based in Steamboat Springs, with separate Hare and Tortoise divisions and division-specific 30- and 36-hour limits.

Result: Ryan Sullivan won the Hares race in 17:03:38 and Hannah Allgood won the women's Hares race in 19:01:59, both in course-record times.

TOR330 - Tor des Géants

Courmayeur, Aosta Valley, Italy · Mountain

The flagship TORX mountain ultra: a single-stage 330km loop through Italy's Aosta Valley, starting and finishing in Courmayeur with a 150-hour time limit.

Result: Jiaju Zhao won in 65:55:22 and Katharina Hartmuth won the women's race in 67:10:09, third overall; the organizer reports 690 finishers from 1,118 starters.

Edition note: The organizer lists the course as 330 km with 24,000 m of climbing; the official 2026 timetable measures the route at 336.5 km with 26,182 m D+ and 25,727 m D-, so plan on the longer figures.

Mogollon Monster 100

Mogollon Rim near Pine, Arizona, USA · Mountain

A rugged 102.3-mile crossing of the Mogollon Rim with six major rim climbs, 15,900 ft of gain, elevations near 8,000 ft, and a 38-hour cutoff.

Result: Andy Chrysler won the men's race in 21:26:35 and Moriah Carty won the women's race in 27:45:00.

Edition note: The 2026 edition has been run. The linked runner guide now carries a September 3, 2026 update. The main event page has moved on to the 2027 race date.

Superior Fall Trail Race 100 Mile

Gooseberry Falls State Park to Lutsen, Minnesota, USA · Trail

A 102.9-mile point-to-point race on the Superior Hiking Trail, with technical singletrack, 17,350 ft of gain, and a 38-hour cutoff.

Result: Tyler Morey won the men's race in 19:54:12 and Jessie Diggins won the women's race in 25:09:45 in her 100-mile debut, as 151 of 256 starters finished.

Wasatch Front 100 Mile Endurance Run

Kaysville to Soldier Hollow, Utah, USA · Mountain

A 100-mile point-to-point crossing of Utah's Wasatch Range with roughly 24,000 ft of climbing, high mountain terrain, and a 36-hour limit.

Result: Kevin Stewart won the men's race in 20:41:09 and Sarah Ostaszewski won the women's race in 25:18:50, with 236 runners finishing inside the 36-hour cutoff.

Dragon's Back Race

Conwy to Cardiff, Wales, UK · Mountain

A legendary 6-day mountain stage race along the spine of Wales, covering technical terrain from Conwy Castle to Cardiff with 16,400m of ascent.

Result: Danny Smith won the 2026 Dragon's Back Race in 46:59:52 and Isobel Turner won the women's race in 67:46:19, with 116 of 152 entrants completing the route to Cardiff Castle.

EMU 6-Day Race

Balatonfüred, Hungary · Road

The 15th EMU six-day race and 2026 GOMU world championship, run for 144 hours on a measured loop beside Lake Balaton.

Result: Megan Eckert won the XV EMU 6-Day Race outright with 1,023.948 km, becoming the first woman to pass 1,000 km in a six-day race, ahead of men's winner Simen Holvik on 940.415 km.

SwissPeaks Odyssey

Le Bouveret, Valais, Switzerland · Mountain

SwissPeaks' longest alpine challenge, linking glacier country and Lake Geneva terrain across a technical 643km route for ultra-expert runners.

Result: Vicente "Tito" Parra Hernandez won the SwissPeaks Odyssey in 141:14:38 and Dariia Bodnar won the women's race in 166 hours 56 minutes, finishing eighth overall.

Leadville Trail 100 Run

Leadville, Colorado, USA · Mountain

A high-altitude Colorado classic with a 99.7-mile out-and-back course, 13,357 ft of climbing, and a 30-hour limit.

Result: Adrian Macdonald won the Leadville Trail 100 Run in 15:47:23 for his third victory and McKendree Hickory won the women's race in 19:39:12, as 387 of 656 starters finished inside the 30-hour cutoff.

Edition note: The 2026 Willow Fire reroute avoided Sugarloaf and Powerline. The organizer’s edition-specific course section lists 99.7 miles and 13,357 ft of climbing, although an older general section still shows 15,492 ft. The 2027 course was not yet announced on October 23, 2026.

Namib Race

Namib Desert, Namibia · Desert

A 250km, 6-stage self-supported ultramarathon through the Namib Desert — sand dunes, salt pans, dry riverbeds, and gravel plains. Finishes in the coastal town of Swakopmund.

Result: Takuro Kumagai won the Namib Race outright in 26:53:21, with Michaela Punz-Raml the women's winner in 31:05:20.

Bigfoot 200

Cascade Mountains, Washington, USA · Mountain

A 207.9-mile nonstop point-to-point mountain ultra through the Cascades around Mount St. Helens, with 45,563 ft of climbing and 12 full aid stations.

Result: Aaron Kubala won the 2026 Bigfoot 200 outright in 47:21:11 and Aimee Warnke won the women's race in 61:18:35.

Edition note: This archive retains the previously recorded 2026 course figures. The organizer’s page, now advertising 2027, gives 200.1 miles, 44,082 ft gain, 45,563 ft loss and a 107-hour cutoff as of October 23, 2026; do not treat the older figures below as 2027 specifications.

Zugspitz Ultratrail by UTMB

Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Bavaria, Germany · Mountain

The ZUT100 is a 166 km loop from Garmisch-Partenkirchen around the Zugspitze through Bavaria and Tyrol, with about 8,200 m of climbing.

Result: Tobias Fritz won the 2026 ZUT100 in 12:04:35 and Joanna Tallmann won the women’s race in 14:26:28 on a course shortened to 107 km, with 184 of 245 starters finishing.

Edition note: Heat and thunderstorms shortened the 2026 ZUT100 to 107 km with 5,280 m of climbing, so the 2026 times are not comparable with the full course. Official figures for the full course differ: the 2026 runner guide and race page banner give 166 km and 8,205 m, the race page text 164 km and over 8,300 m, and UTMB’s course data 163.4 km and 8,255 m.