The race will be on a 402.336-meter track, on very fine gravel. The registration and bib number
pick-up will be at the"Piste Claude Béland" 114, 18e Avenue, Drummondville. The 12 hour starts
Saturday September 4th at 7:00am and the 48 hour starts Friday September 3th at 12:00 noon. The
12 hour cost: before February 26th 60$ The 48 hour cost: before February 26th 80$ For more
information : www.michelgouin.com or 1(819)474-3100

The race will be on a 402.336-meter track, on very fine gravel. The registration and bib number
pick-up will be at the"Piste Claude Béland" 114, 18e Avenue, Drummondville. The 12 hour starts
Saturday September 4th at 7:00am and the 48 hour starts Friday September 3th at 12:00 noon. The
12 hour cost: before February 26th 60$ The 48 hour cost: before February 26th 80$ For more
information : www.michelgouin.com or 1(819)474-3100

400 Meter track.

Spectacular 50 mile race over breath taking mountain roads and along beautiful costal routes. Start
in a forest area in a mountainous valley.Experience some of Irelands most awesome views throughout
the run.

The IMTR is an ultramarathon starting and finishing in Damascus, VA. Three distance options
are available- 16, 30, & 50 miles. The footing varies from open easy running along the VA creeper
trail (and forest service roads) to technical single track. The majority of the run follows the Iron
Mountain ridge line through the Jefferson National Forest along what used to be the Appalachian
Trail. The total climb for the 50 mile course is around 8000 feet. The time limit for official
completion for the 50 mile distance is 12 hours (8 hours for the 16 mile distance & 10 hours for the
30 mile distance).

Three Trail races in the spectacular Texas Hill Country west of Austin. A series of summer TRAIL
races. A 60km & 30km during the night to avoid the worst part of the summer heat, and a 10km at
sunrise. All events start on Saturday. The 10km in the morning, the 60km/30km later that same day.
All evens will be chip timed. Awards to the top 5 males & females. Also the top 3 male & female
masters. Buckles will be given to those who complete all three 60km runs.

The Buckeye 100 Kilometer is a flat and fast run held at Nardini Manor, site of Across The Years.
The course consists of a 500 meter certified loop on a dirt and gravel path around a scenic and
shaded property. Aid is available every half kilometer. The 100 kilometer run is a night run
beginning at 6 PM.

The Buckeye 50 Mile is a flat and fast run held at Nardini Manor, site of Across The Years. The
course consists of a 500 meter certified loop on a dirt and gravel path around a scenic and shaded
property. Aid is available every half kilometer. The 50 mile run is a night run beginning at 7 PM.

The Buckeye 100 miler is a flat and fast run held at Nardini Manor, site of Across The Years. The
course consists of a 500 meter certified loop on a dirt and gravel path around a scenic and shaded
property. Aid is available every half kilometer. The 100 miler will have plenty of heat in the day
and great running at night. 30 hour cutoff.

Course will be a double-loop, shaded, rolling hills, rocks, roots, stream crossings, 8 aid stations,
very runnable. Food at the finish, no cut-off times, unique awards to all finishers.

1.40 mile flat pedestrian path.

This 75km trail run (5 loops on a 15km course) is part of the Survive the Ark 3 Day Stage Race
Weekend. On Saturday, Sept 4th, we'll be hosting a 40km paddle on the Gatineau River, and on Monday
there will be a 120km mountain bike race. The distances shown are the "ultra" distances, but there
are shorter events in the Challenge and Short Course categories. Races can challenge these events as
a united 3 day stage race or they are welcome to entry any discipline as a sole event.

A 3.5 to 5 mile rustic trail loop(loop to be measured by Feb 28th). Mostly single and double track.
Very short section of road. Some trails fairly clean, one section of trail a little rocky. Slightly
rolling, with one short hill at the end of each loop. Milestone distances (26.2M, 50K, 50M, 100k) to
be indicated on course and some form of recognition identifying the longest milestone achieved for
all runners that go past the marathon distance. Participation awards for all, plus age group
awards. Very reasonably priced for an ultra. One or two aide stations per loop. Cash bar at end of
loop.

1.40 mile flat paved pedestrian path

Trail run held in Norris Dam State Park, Norris Tn. 7 am start 75% single track 25% 4 wheel drive
rd. Camping and cabins available within walking distance of the start. Sponsored by the Knoxville
Track Club

12 Hour Endurance Trail Run. Individuals and Teams race on a 4-5 mile long loop. Milestone
indicators for marathon, 50k, 50m and 100k.

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

Rugged point to point course entirely on the Superior Hiking Trail on the north shore of Lake
Superior

rugged point to point course entirely on the Superior Hiking Trail on the north shore of Lake
Superior

Forest service trails and roads in the Cascade mountains in the Lake Wenatchee, Entiat, and Chelan
ranger districts. There are 75 miles of trail and 25 miles of forest service roads, all remote.
Elevation gain and loss of 21,000 feet. Train for a fairly steep and difficult course with great
scenery. There are NO course marking provided by the race. Course is on Forest Service Trails and
all are marked with FS Trail signs. Get the Green Trails map #146. There are no aid stations
provided by the race. You will need to carry everything you need for the first 55+ miles, restock at
the free aid zone and again be on your own for another 45+ miles. All water will come from streams
and lakes. No pacers. No stashing. No crew assistance anywhere on the course except 55 miles. S&R
checkpoints every 15 miles. Temperatures 80F to 100F during the day and 25F to 50F at night. If you
want a graduate level 100 mile race this is it.

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

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

The Patriots Run is an annual event held to commemorate the tragic events of September 11th 2001.
With this event we remember not only those victims who were lost, but also those soldiers, police,
firefighters and others who served this country both on that day and every day thereafter. In this
way we honor all the people who work to insure that this tragedy never repeats itself. This is a
unique event designed by the committee, running community, sponsors and others. It is a 9 hour and
11 minute run/walk that begins at noon. Participants can be either solo or teams. You can join us at
noon and stay the entire time or join us at any time during the event. You can run as much as you
wish. Some people join us at the start, leave for a while and come back later. The flexibility is
there to let you design your own event--anything from a lap or 2 to an ultra run.

The Keystone Trails Association will host the second annual Susquehanna Super Hike & Ultra Trail Run
on Saturday, September 11, 2010. Join KTA for the 28.4-mile point-to-point trail challenge for
adventurous hikers and trail runners on the wild river hills of the lower Susquehanna Gorge in York
and Lancaster counties.

Famously hilly, but fast 50K footrace mostly on wooded trails in groundhog country for runners and
walkers. Punxsutawney Phil generally makes a guest appearance and sometimes volunteers for aid
station duty. Challenging, but lots of fun every year. Well organized with unique finisher awards.
Montrail shoes awarded at random along with many other premium gifts.

Rio Del Lago is a beautiful, rolling course that covers some of the famous Western States trails.
The scenery is spectacular along Folsom Lake and the American River. Come experience an incredible
adventure on single track trails and roads in some of the most stunning country in Northern
California.

50K, 40 mile, and 50 mile race distances with option to change distances during the event. Repeats
of 10 plus miles of twisting, gently rolling, wooded single-track with some roots. Time limit: 12
hours. Field limit: 125 Fourth annual. Fee $25; $40 after August 16. Optional shirt $8.

36.4 mile and marathon along the beautiful Tahoe Rim Trail at Lake Tahoe. Great post race dinner.

This course is entirely paved and includes residential streets and a bike trail. The untra is run
concurrently with our marathon. The entry fee includes a pasta dinner and post race meal. For more
information, see www.lakecitymarathon.info

Very technical course with no long hills. Mostly wooded single track. Great post-race feed with
hamburgers, chilli hotdogs etc. Most of the trails are under a a canopy of deciduous tress and
amidst a thick layer of vegetation The trails have the sand /gravel /rock surface common to this
area and can easily be run on after hard rains.The course has varying degrees of difficulty. There
are easy-going non-technical areas, mostly flat and thoroughly negotiable, and there are intense,
highly difficult technical areas with short, hard and very rocky climbs. Also a 25km and a 10km.

Friday - 10k Nite Run, Saturday - 25k Trail Race, Sunday - 50k Ultra Trail Run

Beginning at the Hocking Hills State Park Dining Lodge, the Indian Run winds through vast wooded
areas of the Hocking Hills State Park and Hocking State Forest, crossing streams, deep gorges,
shimmering waterfalls and lush forests, leading uphill and down. The Indian Run is the ultimate
challenge to the runner’s power of concentration. Also a 40km, 20km, and 10km and 5km.

A challenging 50Km run starting and ending at the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus, featuring
roots and ruts and rocks on a course that is mainly on trails, with an 1800 foot climb up Ester Dome
that could offer awesome views of Mt. Denali and the Alaska Range. Fantastic community support in
true Fairbanks fashion !

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

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

The 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 French trails.

Very scenic well marked loop course around streams, lakes and waterfalls. Some rocks, roots and
hills. 86% dirt 14% asphalt

4th Annual. Centralized Start/Finish Area. 6.5mile figure-loop. Great race for beginners and
experienced trail runners alike. All trails: 60% singletrack trail; 40% maintained forest trails.
There will be rocks; there will be roots, dirt, and mud if it rains. Two aid Stations. Amenities
include: Technical Shirts; Entry into National Park; Most complete ultrarunner aid station spread;
50K+ awards; Post event meal; Family and crew friendly environment.

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

32 miles of rolling hills, gravel and dirt roads through scenic rural Butler and Saunders counties,
some bike trail and some Cross Country course, very little pavement. Crew friendly loop course
starting and finishing at my house in downtown Brainard. Water and Aid stops every so often, Long
Sleeve T-Shirts to all entrants, Finishers Award to all survivors, Post-Race Food and Drink. 16th
Annual Ultramarathon.

see website for details

see website for details

A very difficult 100 mile trail race in the Santa Ana Mountains of Southern California. An
uncivilized course very close to the very civilized Orange County. Last year's race had to be
canceled when 60 knot winds and driving ran destroyed three of the remote aid stations. We moved
the race up three months to avoid the possibility of another freak winter storm...

A spectacular 50 mile run through the beautiful fall colors of the Routt National Forest of northern
Colorado. Mostly single track, 9,000 feet of climbing, mostly at 10,000' elevation. Staring at
base of the Steamboat Springs ski basin, the race goes up, up, up to Mt Werner, all the way to the
Rabbit Ears, before turning around and heading back. At nearly two miles up, this is not the bunny
slope of running events! But you do get to visit wonderful Steamboat Springs, Colorado, and we do
have a lot of fun.

50 mile race on the Katy Trail, the longest rails-to-trails project in the US. It starts in
Boonville and goes 25 miles to McBain, before turning around and heading back. The route runs along
farmland, the Missouri River, and tall limestone cliffs.

A remote and rugged classic point to point course traversing the Siskiyou Mountains in Southern
Oregon. Starting in Williams, OR the course winds it way east to Ashland, OR on a mixture of single
track trail, dirt road, with less than 3 miles of pavement. The course boasts over 20,000 ft of
climb and 20,000 ft of loss with 4 epic climbs to 7,000ft and fantastic views of Mt Shasta and Mt
McLaughlin.

The finale to the BRRC trail runs for the year wil be on Saturday September 18 at 8:00 AM in the
Hereford Area of Gunpowder State Park off of Bunker Hill Rd. This event will feature a 50K Fat
Ass run - no race fee and racers carry their own support. All runners are asked to bring a one
gallon container of water and make a suggested $5 donation to the park. The course will pass the
start several times so you can "freshen up" there, too. Other runners will have the option to do
shorter trail races of 10.5 and 21 miles.

The Katy Trail is the longest Rails to Trails project in the US, and runs from Clinton to St.
Charles in the heart of Missouri. The trail is flat with no grade, covered in crushed limestone, and
lined with large shade trees. It runs along the most picturesque portion of the trail that includes
limestone cliffs, farmland, small country towns, and the banks of the Missouri River.

Trail race on challenging terrain with 7,000 ft of elevation gain

25k out / back course on hiking, ski, horse trails. Rolling. Multiple water crossings. All
entrants Hobo bundle with woolie boolie Hobo sox, Hobo stew. LS tech shirt to all finishers.
Custom RR spike to top three in all 5 yr AG.

A scenic, mostly single track, moderately challenging trail races (50K & 23K) through New
Hampshire's largest state park - Pisgah State Park. The races start (8:45am) & finish at the
Chesterfield, NH Fire Station. The race courses are marked & the 50K has 4 manned & 3 unmanned aid
stations. Long sleeve shirts to 1st 100 entrants, refreshments and prizes for all.

This 3 day stage race offers 50k & 100k participants a chance to stay in different remote village
settings every night with the final night in one of the most expensive 4 star hotels in Luong
Prabang to celebrate the finish and awards. Stunning single track, 4 wheel jeep trails, mountain
trails and river trails make up the course finishing in what was formerly the capital of a kingdom
Luang Phrabang in north central Laos on the Mekong River. Until the communist takeover in 1975, it
was the "royal capital," the seat of the king of Laos. Today it is a UNESCO World heritage site.

Point to point course through the beautiful Cache National Forest during the peak of the fall
colors. Starts in Logan, UT, and finishes in Fish Haven, Idaho at Bear Lake. 36 hour time limit.

113 mile single stage race over 6000 metres of ascent, circumnavigating the North Yorkshire Moors
and the Cleveland coastline, including Scarborough, Whitby and Robin Hoods Bay.

The course is the 1.52 mile inner loop that circles the lake. The surface is a soft clay maintained
trail through the woods. You will run over 16 small wooden foot bridges including an 300 foot bridge
that crosses over the lake. The trail will be marked on race day and will use chem-lights at night.

The Noble Canyon 50K is a 33.5 mile trail run that starts and finishes at the Pine Valley Bible
Center facility. The course in mostly single track trail which climbs to the Pacific Crest Trail and
then includes a loop around Laguna Lake. Well manned aid stations by veteran ultra runners, nice
swag, and pre and post race food for all runners and crews. Race is limited to 200 entrants. Apps
open on July 15, 2010. Nine hour time limit with intermediate cutoff time.

The course is repeat 16.6-mile loops of the difficult, single track Potawatomi trail, a beautiful
wilderness experience. You will cross paved roads 3 times each loop, there will be no traffic
control and your safety will be your responsibility. The start/finish line is located at Silver Lake
in the Pinckney Recreation Area.

The course is repeat 16.6-mile loops of the difficult, single track Potawatomi trail, a beautiful
wilderness experience. You will cross paved roads 3 times each loop, there will be no traffic
control and your safety will be your responsibility. The start/finish line is located at Silver Lake
in the Pinckney Recreation Area.

The course is repeat 16.6-mile loops of the difficult, single track Potawatomi trail, a beautiful
wilderness experience. You will cross paved roads 3 times each loop, there will be no traffic
control and your safety will be your responsibility. The start/finish line is located at Silver Lake
in the Pinckney Recreation Area.

The course is run on the difficult, single track Potawatomi trail, a beautiful wilderness
experience. There will be no traffic control and your safety will be your responsibility. The
start/finish line is located at Silver Lake in the Pinckney Recreation Area.

Great eastern Endurance Run offers a full set of Trail runs with the keynotes being the 100k and
50k.

The most scenic ultra race in Texas for runners who love flowers. It is also easy on the joints due
to a 50 % grass, 40% crushed rock, & 10% jeep road type course. The race traditions are: A line is
drawn in the dirt to start the race; Every entrant is recognized in the awards ceremony; Every
entrant gets to enjoy a beautiful botantical garden with a lake and ducks (of course)as they run the
0.5 mile course; lap counters are used and not timing chips. Top three females and males are
recognized with certificates. No partial loops are counted. All net proceeds go toward the building
of the National Vietnam War Museum. 4th Annual.

The Virgil Crest 100 offers 100 miles of trail (88%), unmaintained gravel road (7%), and pavement
(5%), a 36 hour cut-off, 17,500 feet of elevation gain/loss, and stocked aid stations averaging
every 5 miles.

The Virgil Crest 50 offers 100 miles of trail (88%), unmaintained gravel road (7%), and pavement
(5%), a 36 hour cut-off, 8,750 feet of elevation gain/loss, and stocked aid stations averaging every
5 miles.

50K and 10K trail runs in the Bearlodge Mountains just north of Sundance Wyoming. Both races are
mainly on beautiful single track trails with sections of forest roads mixed in. September is a
great time to enjoy the aspen leaves and pristine mountains in eastern Wyoming. Check out
www.sundancetrailrun.com for full race details and registration info.

On a certified 400-meter world class indoor tartan track located in the Louis Riel Dome.

This event is held on a 400 metre world class indoor tartan track and has IAU Bronze Certification.
Services include: Personalized lap counting; time splits recorded for 50 km/miles and 100 km/miles,
medical; food and aid stations throughout the race; track side washrooms and showers; etc. This is
the 29th running of the 24 HR race, the 2nd running of the 6HR race and the 1st running of the 12 HR
race. Please check the website for location and starting times.

The USATF National Championship race for the 50k distance. Race has great climbs and single track
descents through high alpine valleys and dense forest. This race marks Bend's return to the Ultra
arena and all involved are excited to make it a great debut. Course is a good mix of double track
and single track with roughly 3500 feet of climbing. You will have impressive views of the Three
Sisters, Mt Bachelor and Broken Top which are mountains in our section of the Cascades.

Welcome to the first 24 Hour Challenge hosted by Calgary Search and Rescue. The event starts at noon
on Saturday 25 September 2010 and you've got until noon on Sunday to run or walk as far as you can.
You can race solo, or get a team together. There will be prizes for the first to 50 km, and the
greatest distance in 24 hours.

The Inaugural Great Northeast 24 Hour Event! Cover as many loops as you can muster in 24 hours on
the macadam/gravel path (or run next to the path on grass) in a neighborhood section of Fairmount
Park. Field limit = 15.

The Vermont 50 Mile course starts at Ascutney Mountain Resort in Brownsville, VT. For the first
three miles racers will follow down a gentle downhill on gravel roads. After an easy road climb the
course turns onto snowmobile - ATV trails, which it follows through gentle rolling terrain for the
next 3 miles. Shortly after leaving the ATV trails, the real climbing and descending starts. The
course will follow ATV and jeep trails, single track and roads through the top of the highest hill
in Hartland, where racers will get an incredible view of Vermont and New Hampshire. From about mile
40 to mile 46.5, racers will have a nice snowmobile trail over rolling, mostly downhill terrain,
before hooking onto the cross country ski trail system at Mt. Ascutney for the last 4 miles.

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

Tough on the competitor- Easy on the environment! The Blue Canyon Trail Race
(www.SantaBarbaraDRTEUltraMarathon.com or www.blacksmithendurance.com ) Is California’s newest
100 mile big elevation gains and loss trail race. The Premier event of this race of course is the
100 mile solo division; additionally we have a 100 mile 3 person team relay, 100km, 50 mile and 50km
distances. 2.5 years were spent to get annual event permits established for the event. Race
headquarters Start and finish are located at the Historic Rancho Oso Guest Ranch, a mere 30 minutes
from downtown Santa Barbara. Course meanders through various sections of the Upper Santa Ynez
Valley, Los Padres National Forest and some sections of the Santa Barbara Coastal mountain range.
The race course will treat runners to a varying degree of challenging single tracks to wide open
jeep/ OHV roads, all equally loaded with big elevation gains and loss. Register at
www.Ultrasignup.com proceeds benefit the Los Padres Forest Association. Also a 50 mile and 50km.

The 12th Annual Tour d'Esprit will be held October 1st and 2nd. It is the area's only 24 hour foot
race and the proceeds benefit Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis. This exciting race welcomes teams
and individual runners from all over the country. The current individual race record is 120 miles
and the team record is 234 miles...come set a new record!

A 17-mile loop followed by an 83-mile out-and-back through the Ouachita Mountains on forest roads,
jeep trails, and an eight mile section of the Ouachita Trail. 12,000 cumulative feet of climb.

Come run the premiere 50K trail race in the Southeast. Taking place on a beautiful dirt-packed trail
with Tennessee mountain stone thrown in, and with a 5000+ ft. elevation gain, the Rock/Creek
StumpJump 50K benefits the Cumberland Trail Conference, a non-profit working to complete a 300+ mile
long recreational trail running along the Cumberland Plateau. Looking for a shorter race on the same
beautiful trail? You're in luck! There will be an 11 Mile course offered as well.

This is our second daytime trail running race on amazing single-track trails in the desert. All our
races are green events, so make sure to check out our website to see how you can help out.

Nestled in the crook of the Assiniboine River is Beaudry Park where we have set a 5 km trail loop
for you to race against the clock in this 6 hour event. The trail is flat and fast with great aid
station support and perfect fall weather.

Nestled in the crook of the Assiniboine River is Beaudry Park where we have set a 5 km trail loop
for you to race against the clock in this 6 hour event. The trail is flat and fast with great aid
station support and perfect fall weather.

Great trail, loop course, dirt roads trails and wash. Elevation 5000 ft to 7600 ft. Runners
and horses racing against each other on the same course. Buckles to 50-mile finishers and great
awards banquet. Also a 25 mile and 12.5 mile race.

Course runs from Auburn Overlook Park down to and across No Hands Bridge up K2 and continued on
Olmstead Loop to Cool, down the Western States 100 trail back to No Hands Bridge.

33rd Annual event. Race starts promptly at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday the 2nd of October at the
Woodsfield Police Department. Course is a one mile loop with little traffice. Registration fee is
$100 through Sept. 15th or $250 in donations to your local Children's Hospital. Runners and
handlers will be provided a pre and post race dinner and a pre race breakfast. Food and beverages
will be provided to everyone during the course of the event. All runners will receive a special
shirt and jacket. Over the past 32 years over %500,000 has been donated to various Children's
Hospitals. For additional information contact Charlie Kozlesky at 614-891-2194 or cell 614-325-2596.

The Sahara Race is part of the 4 Deserts, named by TIME magazine as one of the Top 10 Endurance
Competitons in the world

Series of connecting loops, shaded, rolling hills, well-maintained, few rocks and roots, very
runnable, four fully-stocked manned aid stations with additional water drops, food at the finish, no
cut-off times, unique awards to all finishers.

50M, 50km and Half Marathon Trail Race at beautiful Bear Creek Lake Park, in Lakewood, CO. An
excellent race for first time ultramarathoners, runners will experience a variety of challenging
terrain and sweeping panoramic views throughout the race. The course is pretty fast (by trail/ultra
standards), and not overly technical. Approx. elevation gain: Half Marathon = 925 ft., 50km = 2,075
ft., 50M = 2,950 ft.

50M, 50km and Half Marathon Trail Race at beautiful Bear Creek Lake Park, in Lakewood, CO. An
excellent race for first time ultramarathoners, runners will experience a variety of challenging
terrain and sweeping panoramic views throughout the race. The course is pretty fast (by trail/ultra
standards), and not overly technical. Approx. elevation gain: Half Marathon = 925 ft., 50km = 2,075
ft., 50M = 2,950 ft.

The Pagoda Pacers proudly present a Ultra race that is suitable to introduce newcomers to the world
of Ultra trail running. The Blues Cruise 50K Trail Ultra race is able to reach this goal by
having a course that is very runnable, not too technical, but challenging enough to make it
interesting for everyone. Our themed aid stations are well stocked and serviced by local (ultra)
runners. The Race Directors are supported by the Pagoda Pacers A.C., a local (ultra) running club
with more then 300 members. The Pagoda Pacers have years of experience organizing first
class trail races (Mudfest -- one of the biggest trail races on the East coast, Charliehorse Trail
Half=marathon) and can draw from over 100 members who have completed an ultra. The course is 98%
single track trail & features 8 aidstations. Runners will receive great swag (tbd), and will be feed
by 2 professional chefs post race.

Day 1 of 3 in WV Trilogy race. 50K can be ran separately or as part of the Trilogy. Time limit:
9.5 hours. Field limit: 100 Patagonia awards.

Rodopi Ultra Trail (ROUT), is a tough adventure footrace strictly for experienced runners who
compete in semi-autonomy conditions a distance of 164 kilometers (100 miles) +8000m, running or
walking along abandoned paths and trails through the tremendous scenery of the Rodopi Mountains
National Park in Northern Greece, renowned for its unique wilderness.Time limit 45 hours.

Rolling forest road along Hungry Horse Reservoir. All info and registration only through website.
Deadline September 25, 2010.

100% dirt, flat and fast all within New River Trail State Park. 7-hour time limit. 5 aid stations.
Choice of Nathan Quickdraw Plus or pottery tumbler. Patagonia shirt option. This is a “green”
event !

The challenging course follows 4 repeat loops on the Croom Hiking Trail through central Florida's
long leaf pines and scrub oak covered hills, past creek bottoms & cypress ponds. Also a 16-mile fun
run option.

Run one big road loop around most beautiful Finger Lake in Western New York. Scenic roads, wineries
and peak fall foliage. Mostly flat to rolling with four major climbs including locally famous
Bopple Hill. Gold, silver & bronze medals to finishers based on age-graded standards for each
single year age. Special support for first time ultras and first time 50-mile runners. Race #5 in
Western New York Ultra Series (www.wny-ultra.org)

Point to point road race going 3/5th of the way around Canandaigua Lake in Western New York. Scenic
roads, wineries and peak fall foliage. Mostly flat to rolling with two major climbs. Finishers
medals and age group awards. Special suppport provided to first time ultra runners. Race is #5 in
Western New York Ultra Series (www.wny-ultra.org). Event is presented by Ultrarunning Matters
(www.ultrarunningmatters.org).

Out-and-back course; mostly along the legendary East Bay Skyline trail; fire roads and single track
trails with gorgeous views of San Francisco, Mt .Tamalpais, and Mt. Diablo. 7,500’ feet of climb

5 ten mile loops on a really runnable single track course. Anywhere from 2-5 water crossings
(depending on the rain). Two stocked aid stations and one water station. Technical shirt for all
pre-registered runners. Clydesdale/Philly class. Great course for your first ultra.

3 ten mile loops on a really runnable single track course. Anywhere from 2-5 water crossings
(depending on the rain). Two stocked aid stations and one water station. Technical shirt for all
pre-registered runners. Clydesdale/Philly class.

Day 2 of 3 in WV Trilogy race. 50M can be ran separately or as part of the Trilogy. Time limit: 14
hours. Field limit: 100 Patagonia awards.

A 50-mile out and back course on back country gravel roads with less than one mile of paved surface.
The course has rolling hills and approx 6,000 ft of climb and descent. Much of the course meanders
through open range with stunning views of the vast expanse of the Flint Hills tallgrass prairie.

A 25 mile out and back course on backcountry gravel roads with less than one mile of paved surface.
The course has rolling hills and meanders through the vast expanse of the Flint Hills tallgrass
prairie.

Meet Your Limits at Lycian Way Ultra Marathon (240 km) On the footprints of 3,000 years of
history and unique Mediterranean coast in 6 days. Lycian Way Ultra Marathon will take place at
the Aegean part of Turkey between October 09-17, 2010. ...The organization is officially supported
by Ministry of Culture and Tourism and also sponsored by Novo Nordisk. Lyican Way offers a race
course at an average of 800 m above sea level, among the ruins of ancient civilizations and through
the third largest beach in the world Patara with breathtaking scenes from the forest. The race
consultant is an ultra marathon runner and a physician, Dr. Taner Damci, who is specialized in
metabolism. For detailed information: http://www.lycianwayultramarathon.com/?Dep&Lang=EN

Combination of single-track and well-groomed course. INCLUDED : Trophies to top 3 Finishers for all
Races, Finishers Medal, Quality Generic Tech Shirt. Well stocked aid stations. Plenty of fun. Also
a marathon and 5K. http://www.usatf.org/routes/view.asp?rID=375413 1200' elevation for the 1/2
marathon, 2400' for the full marathon.

Out/back course primarily on the Ice Age Trail.

Out/back course primarily on the Ice Age Trail.

Run with wild horses and antelope on the historic Pony Express trail in the remote west desert of
Utah. 100% dirt road, only 3,000 feet elevation gain. Share the experience with family and friends:
crew required. Pacers allowed at any point. Buckles for finishers. Great race for a first-timer.
Runs through the Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge.

Run with wild horses and antelope on the historic Pony Express trail in the remote west desert of
Utah. 100% dirt road, only 1,500 feet elevation gain. Share the experience with family and friends:
crew required. Pacers allowed at any point. Great race for a first-timer.

50K trail race on the rugged Superior Hiking Trail through Duluth, MN

Certified single loop on mostly unpaved fire roads through scenic Rothrock State Forest in central
PA during fall foliage season. Host of the 2010 USA 50 Mile Championships; 5,035 ft elev gain; 11
stocked aid stations; drop bag and support vehicle options. Registration opens 1/1/2010. Early-bird
and sans-vehicle discounts.

The 50K course begins inside Shepherd Lake Recreation Area Parking lot. It immediately leaves the
pavement running through wooded paths, single track and old jeep trails. There are small portions
of pavement during the run but for no more than a half mile when connecting trails. The course will
be marked along blazed trail ways using survey tape to direct you on the correct path. Water/aid
points on course. This course will be challenging but not impossible. The entire course is
well marked on currently blazed paths through out Ringwood State Park. There are rocks on almost
every part of the entire course. Some parts are big rocks while some parts are almost crushed
gravel. There are parts that are soft dirt or paved roads. There is approximately 7000' of
elevation change up and down over the entire 50km. The course is not easy but on single track paths
that are constantly changing elevation up and down. Suggestion: Buy the 2009 NYNJTC Map set.
Every trail and Aid Station will be on that map. The park has toilets, covered pavilion, picnic
tables, and kids’ playground, plenty of parking.... Bring lawn chairs or blankets to relax after
you're done running! This event happens rain or shine --be prepared for anything!

Two out-and-back “loops”. The course is about 80% paved and 20% grass trails that are part of
the downtown Nashville Greenways system. More details can be found at www.nashvilleultra.com

Two out-and-back “loops”. The course is about 80% paved and 20% grass trails that are part of
the downtown Nashville Greenways system. More details can be found at www.nashvilleultra.com

100K trail race on the rugged Superior Hiking Trail through Duluth, MN

Team Relay, Solo Challenge and 12 Hour categories. 7.14 mile loops on a mix of pavement, dirt roads
and non-technical singletrack.

7.14 mile laps on a mix of pavement, dirt roads and non-technical singletrack. 30 hour time limit
and finisher's awards.

Two out-and-back “loops”. The course is about 80% paved and 20% grass trails that are part of
the downtown Nashville Greenways system. More details can be found at www.nashvilleultra.com

Two out-and-back “loops”. The course is about 80% paved and 20% grass trails that are part of
the downtown Nashville Greenways system. More details can be found at www.nashvilleultra.com

Vulture Bait Trail Race - 50k - 2 loops around beautiful Fanshawe Lake - combination of groomed
chipped single track and technical rocks/roots. Fast scenic course. Aid stations at 5k intervals.
Early entry draws, great swag, hot post race meal included.

Mount Diablo provides spectacular views of the San Francisco Bay Area and surrounding valleys. On a
clear day, you can see the Sierra Nevada mountain range on the horizon. The course is hilly and
scenic on single-track trails and dirt roads. The 25 Km course climbs to the summit (3,849 ft.) and
returns to the Mitchell Canyon Trailhead. The 50 Km event does two loops to the summit.

6,12,24 Hour Trail Race located on the grounds of St. Pats County Park. Trail race with portions
along the St. Joe river.

** 50K - Oil Creek State Park's rugged Gerard Hiking Trail - birthplace of the oil industry in
1859 ** 100 entrant limit ** Hiker friendly - 17 hour time limit = 30 min / mile pace ** 4
well-stocked aid stations ** Beautiful Titusville Middle School (TMS) race HQ with post-race
showers ($5) ** Pre-race dinner on Friday evening Oct 15th at TMS included in entry fee ** In
keeping with the wild & tough 1860's oil boom era, no changing of distances, no refunds - "strike
oil or move on!" ** 2nd annual - will sell out quickly - sign up early

** 100K - Oil Creek State Park's rugged Gerard Hiking Trail - birthplace of the oil industry in
1859 ** 6 AM start time ** 75 entrant limit ** Hiker friendly - 31 hour time limit = 30 min
/ mile pace ** 4 well-stocked aid stations ** Beautiful Titusville Middle School (TMS) race
HQ with post-race showers ($5) ** Pre-race dinner on Friday evening Oct 15th at TMS included in
entry fee ** In keeping with the wild & tough 1860's oil boom era, no changing of distances, no
refunds - "strike oil or move on!" ** 2nd annual - will sell out quickly - sign up early

** 100 miles - Oil Creek State Park's rugged Gerard Hiking Trail - birthplace of the oil industry in
1859 ** 5 AM start time ** 125 entrant limit ** 32 hour time limit = 19:12 / mile
pace ** 4 well-stocked aid stations ** Beautiful Titusville Middle School (TMS) race HQ with
post-race showers ($5) ** Pre-race dinner on Friday evening Oct 15th at TMS included in entry
fee ** In keeping with the wild & tough 1860's oil boom era, no changing of distances, no refunds
- "strike oil or move on!" ** 2nd annual - will sell out quickly - sign up early

Great chance to get a last minute qualifier for Western States 100! The 50 mile course is from
Auburn following the American River to Sacramento. The marathon goes from Auburn to Negro Bar State
Park! The 2 Person 50 Mile Relay exchanges at Negro Bar State Park. It is a fast downhill course!
Race cutoff is 12 hours.

A serious, hardy test for trail runners of any level, The North Face® Endurance Challenge at
F.D.Roosevelt Park, GA, takes place on the Pine Mountain Ridge/Range, which is on the
southern-most-edge of the Appalachian Mountain range.

The race takes you on a challenging, out-and-back route on the rugged New River section of the
Cumberland Trail. This section crosses the high point of the trail, Cross Mountain, at over
3000’. Be prepared - this course could take up to twice your PR for a 50k. The climb up Cross
Mountain is steep and will be slow. The course is 80% single-track trail and 20% gravel road.
The race course starts through Cove Lake State Park, then uses approximately 9.3 miles of the
Cumberland Trail before diverging off the trail and onto ATV and gravel road the rest of the way to
the halfway point. It returns to the finish using the same route.

This is a small, low-frills event with a lot of history and dedicated volunteers who support ultra
running. The flat, scenic road course is a series of 4-mile loops. There are a few small gradual
hills that will utilize different muscle groups, but nothing so steep that it would require you to
walk. A dirt apron exists along many stretches of the road. Runners will pass fields that stretch
out, and woods that provide shade. The few passing cars will travel roads with a 35 MPH posted speed
limit. Runners may hear the occasional blast from a hunter's shotgun, or the buzz of planes taking
off and landing at the nearby Brunswick Naval Air Station. All runners will start by going
out-and-back 1 mile. Participants of the 50-Mile event will complete 12 loops. Participants of the
50Km event will complete 7 loops, and then go out-and-back another ½ mile.

This is a small, low-frills event with a lot of history and dedicated volunteers who support ultra
running. The flat, scenic road course is a series of 4-mile loops. There are a few small gradual
hills that will utilize different muscle groups, but nothing so steep that it would require you to
walk. A dirt apron exists along many stretches of the road. Runners will pass fields that stretch
out, and woods that provide shade. The few passing cars will travel roads with a 35 MPH posted speed
limit. Runners may hear the occasional blast from a hunter's shotgun, or the buzz of planes taking
off and landing at the nearby Brunswick Naval Air Station. All runners will start by going
out-and-back 1 mile. Participants of the 50-Mile event will complete 12 loops. Participants of the
50Km event will complete 7 loops, and then go out-and-back another ½ mile.

This is a non-competitive (no awards) 12 hour event that is chip timed with mile splits published
along with the final total distance covered. This fall event is run on a mostly flat one mile loop
in a state park. Runners have the choice of running surface for 75% of the loop (75% pavement or
non-pavement). Typically 125 entrants with most distance covered in the 70's (miles).

Hilly loop course. Equal mix of gravel and paved country roads. Also a 20K.

The Syllamo 100 mile endurance run is a challenging event taking place on the Sylamore and Ozark
Highlands trails in the Ozark Mountains, Sylamore Ranger District, Ozark National Forest of
Arkansas. The course is 100% single-track trail and primarily an out and back with approximately
27,383 feet of climbing and 27,383 feet of descent covering some of the most remote and beautiful
terrain Arkansas has to offer. 36-Hour Cut-Off

USATF Certification code: CA09008RS. Each lap is 1.061 miles around the lagoon at Crissy Field with
spectacular views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Angel Island, Alcatraz and the San Francisco Bay. The
course is flat with 60% dirt and 40% asphalt path.

USATF Certification code: CA09008RS. Each lap is 1.061 miles around the lagoon at Crissy Field with
spectacular views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Angel Island, Alcatraz and the San Francisco Bay. The
course is flat with 60% dirt and 40% asphalt path.

50 mile out and back on the CDT through the high desert of the Rio Puerco Valley

One of San Diego's premier trail running events is back by popular demand. This race traverses
single track and jeep trails through the breathtaking Anza Borrego and Cuyamaca Rancho State Parks.
From beautiful desert vistas to challenging climbs through the Cuyamacas, this run will test even
the most seasoned runners.

2nd Oklahoma Championship 24 hour race on Paved, Certified, Looped Course

6 hour race, Paved, Certified, Looped Course

12 Road Race on a paved, Certified, Looped Course

24 Hour trail race, 2 mile loop course.

12 hour trail race, 2 mile loop course

6 hour trail race, 2 mile loop course

Trail run around Adjoining farms in Middle Tennessee Hills. approx 5 mile loops, smaller loops to
make even splits at 50km/50 miles.

2 day stage trail running race around the New River Gorge on 23-24 October 2010.

Wisconsin's only 50-mile road race is a point-to-point journey along the western shoreline of Door
County, an area known as the "Cape Cod of the Midwest." Course support available at 9 rest stations
includes Clif Bars, water, Gatorade and a Halfway Buffet with chicken noodle soup. Oversized medals
on chains, belt buckles for award winners and a post-race party with music, and unlimited pizza,
soda and beer!

The route for the 100-Mile Endurance Challenge cuts through the heart and hugs the coast of Southern
California. Athletes who participate in this event will run through three counties and 15 cities.
This event starts at the William McKinley Elementary School in Corona, CA and finishes at the Santa
Monica Pier. The goal of this event is to raise awareness and funds for the 100 Mile Club®
(http://100mileclub.com). Members of the press, parents, faculty and community leaders will be
invited to send off the athletes. The first mile will be run on the campus of the William McKinley
Elementary School (the first school that adopted the program) along with all of the kids who are
signed up for the 100 Mile Club® for the 2010/11 school year. Real-time updates of the events as
they unfold will be broadcast via Twitter and Facebook.

Jenkinson Lake - Pollock Pines California, 60 Miles East of Sacramento via Hwy 50 8.5 Mile loop on
dirt hiking trails/horse trails around Jenkinson Lake run clockwise. New Start at EID Retreat House.

Hard and hot. Prior knowledge of trail is a must, little or no markings. $10 entry on race
morning, no early sign up.

No Fee, Out & Back 50km of challenging hilly terrain consisting of rural dirt roads that will take
you to the highest elevation in Lapeer County, bringing you to a two loop equestrian trail (oh, did
we mention this was hilly too?). Plenty of waterin holes to allow you to fill your canteen and
catch your breath - and a bale or two of straw to sit on. Sweet finishers award and post race bon
fire and feed station. Field is limited to 30 runners 7 a.m. start, sign up at Daisichicks@gmail.com

The Bimblers Bluff 50k is an off road foot race through several inter-connected woodland preserves
in southern Connecticut. Consisting entirely of rolling forest road and single track that in places
is extremely rocky, the course will provide a true test of the runner’s fitness and mental
stamina.

Loop course on single track trails 3-4 times. Hilly course with roots and rocks. Time limit 8 hrs.
Field limit 80. 8th annual. Fee-pre $35; fee-post $40 after Oct 1. Unique pottery awards for overall
and age group winners. Part of SW Ohio 50k Trail Race Series.

Malibu Creek State Park, 25 miles from downtown Los Angeles, is located in the heart of the Santa
Monica Mountains. The course consists of two 25 km loops with a refreshing river crossing and views
of the ocean, it also brings you up Mesa Peak for some amazing rock formations.

This USAT&F Certified 4 loop course is flat and fast, all along the shores of Lake Michigan on the
Chicago Lakefront Bike Path. All entrants receive a high tech shirt. All finishers receive a
medal. Beth's Red Beans & Rice for everyone. Perfect for first timers or those looking to PR.

This USAT&F Certified 3 loop course is flat and fast, all along the shores of Lake Michigan on the
Chicago Lakefront Bike Path. All entrants receive a high tech shirt. All finishers receive a
medal. Beth's Red Beans & Rice for everyone. Perfect for first timers or those looking to PR.

I have made an attempt to create an event that required the least amount of volunteers as possible.
A sort of Self-Serve setup of aid stations and support systems. Here is how it works. I mark the
hell out of the course and set up each aid station. The aid stations are one every 5 miles. The aid
stations are large enclosed carport tents. I set up a few tables, set up a few large water coolers,
and put a large coffin cooler full of ice. I make sure there is always water and ice during the run.
Before the race, I show each and every runner where each station is so that you can put what you
want at each. Some people set up a chair, ice chest, food bag, and clothes bag at each. For record
keeping, I leave a pad, with pen & watch at each station. Every runner must write down your name,
bib#, and time so that we can keep track of where you are at all times. Most of the crews hang out
at Equestrian, so this station ends up being a full service aid station, without promises. Still,
for each previous year, there always seems to be somebody here cooking and caring for runners. Its
usually better than most planned aid station with volunteers at many races I have been to. The way
it goes is... Nachos and Boyles are empty and quiet aid stations, which most of the runners have
acquired a very strong liking for. Nobody is there, so you can carefully take care of your own needs
without being pressured or harassed. A great place to really take a peaceful break. Equestrian is a
big Busy & Loud full service aid station that is serviced by your friends and everybody else's. It
really is amazing how the runner's crews make a better full service aid station than a planned
station. It is spontaneous and really very good. The Lodge is where the race staff, timing, medical
and everybody else sits and waits for you to finish each loop. It also has become a great service
station of sorts. Anyway, it might be more than you think. Still, it's your dime and you need to
plan your own food and supplements. Hell, it would be wise to do that even if we staffed every
station.

Welcome to the Boggs Mountain Trail Races, featuring a 50k and 25k, on October 30, 2010! Boggs
Mountain is located two hours north of San Francisco, situated on a high ridge between the legendary
vineyards of Napa Valley and Clear Lake. It contains a plethora of single track trails winding
through pine forest that will sure to delight all trail runners. Boggs is relatively unknown in
trail and ultra running circles and we are excited to share these fantastic trails with other trail
runners. The race will feature expertly designed courses, separate starts for the 25k and 50k,
meticulous route marking, minimal congestion and traffic on the course, and over 90%+ lovely single
track. All participants will be treated to a post-race catered picnic with a wholesome meal and
deserts and other festivities. In addition, free and open camping is available on-site the entire
weekend.

“The Qu’est-ce que c’est? Aux Montagnes! 12 Hour Run” will take place at Eagle Lake, a
mountain community, 5 miles outside of Brevard NC. It will be conducted on an asphalt road, which
circles Eagle Lake Development with long range mountain views. It is approximately 2 miles and will
be accurately measured at race day, but not certified.

Three 10-Mile loops for 30 mile with two fully stocked aid stations every 5 miles each loop. 10
milers do (1) loop with two fully stocked aid stations every 5 miles. 6:00 PM cut off (11 hours).
Third loop must be started before 2:00 PM to be allowed to continue on course. Registration will
close at Midnight Friday October 22, 2010. There will be no race day registration.

see website for details

A flat fast 10k loop course by the beautiful Willamette River with the confines of Champoeg State
Park. 80% on bike paths and 20% single track. This course is an approved Western States 100
qualifier. We have a 50 mile, 50k and 10k race. Come join the fun and get a new PR!

Extremely gnarly, extremely tough, extremely hard! Well organized 50k race held in the beautiful
Saddleback Mountains. Top notch race, top notch aid stations all manned by experienced ultrarunners!
Tons of great swag, and awesome finish line BBQ!

Certified 50 mile run on a flat and fast crushed stone bike path along the Little Blue River. 16th
Annual. Also a 50K and a Marathon

Certified course on a crushed stone bike path along the Little Blue River. 17th Annual. Also a
Marathon and a half Marathon.

Set around the Dogwood Canyon Nature Park, you will see areas of the Park and neighboring lands that
are a unique experience not offered in any other park event. A Natural Paradise with over 8,000
acres providing a fantastic variety of trails for our 50K/25K Trail Run!!! Located close to Lampe
Missouri, so close to Arkansas that the trails flow over the state line and back. This is truly a
trail race with rocks, hills, mud and more to conquer.

Montrail Ultra Cup race is a combination of gravel and old logging roads and single track trail.
Classic fall race in its 28th year, point-to-point course from Blue Ridge Parkway, James River
Visitor Center to Montebello, Va. Good race for novice ultrarunners with great aid stations.

The course is set in the Owen-Putnam State Forest, located 10 miles west of Spencer, IN. The course
consists of rolling to hilly terrain on rugged horse trails, along with fire and country roads.

The Taterbug 30 Ultramarathon will be run through some of the most scenic areas of Southeastern
Indiana. Much of the course will follow historic Indian Creek, later extending to the top of
Taterbug Hill—the highest point in Switzerland County. It will be challenging terrain with many
rolling hills, only adding to one’s sense of accomplishment when crossing over the finish
line. The entire course will be paved, with some small sections of gravel road. The majority of
the course will be less-traveled county roads. Depending on rainfall, a creek crossing the course
may result in wet shoes, so be prepared...and don't be a wimp! It is mainly a loop course, with
only a small section of Taterbug Hill being to the top and back. The rest of the course showcases a
large sampling of the picturesque beauty of Switzerland County.

flat fast course on the American River bikepath.

The Ozark Trail 100 is a point-to-point trail race on the Ozark Trail in the Mark Twain National
Forest. The race is mostly on single track trail with several water crossings and approximately
12,000 to 15,000 feet of elevation gain. The trail surface varies from smooth dirt trail to
moderately technical trail with lots of leaves covering the trail.

flat fast course on the American River bikepath.

The 3rd Annual Pinhoti 100 is a Point to Point Trail run starting in Heflin AL on the unmolested
Pinhoti single track trail. Runners will make their way over the highest point in Alabama while
navigating over rocks, through creeks and across beautiful ridge lines of the Talladega National
Forest. The course will consist of 80.62 miles of single track trail, 16.98 miles of jeep road and
4.52 miles of pavement and will finish on the rubberized track in the Sylacauga High School Football
Stadium.

The course is set in the Owen-Putnam State Forest, 10 miles west of Spencer, Indiana. The 50 mile
is made up of one stretch called the power line, then 3 loops of a 13.2-mile section of rolling to
hilly terrain on rugged horse trails, along with fire and country roads. There are 3 aid stations
along the course.

Inaugural Event. Strictly limited to 74 runners. The Sedona 50K Endurance Run is destined to
become one of the "must do" ultras in the USA. Course is 95% stunning single track red dirt with
only short stints on fire roads to connect trails. The course is dominated by breathtaking views of
the area. First class runner support from experienced RD's will cater to each athlete. Premium
quality tech T's, goodie bags and a one of a kind finisher buckle will be offered. Due to unique
USFS restrictions in Red Rock Country, this will be an event run differently than many other races.
See our website for full details.

Point to Point 100Km on scenic backcountry roads in BC's Fraser Valley finishing in the resort
community of Harrison Hot Springs. Crew with vehicle required. Entry fee $68+tax til Oct 23, Late
fee $5

Toughest trail marathon+ in the Midwest! Challenging and Aggressive Trail marathon with minimal, but
some, pavement - mostly access roads from trail to trail. Course will be well-marked with several
creek crossings and will have well-stocked aid stations. Loop course with rolling hills entirely
within Burr Oak State Park, including hiking and bridle trails as well as portions of the Buckeye
Trail. Approximately 90% trail and 10% asphalt with 2,154' of elevation gain and 2,152' of elevation
loss.

New Zealand's only 100 mile road running race. Opus Internationally certified course. Run in
conjunction with a 150km running and walking relay around Mt Taanaki/Egmont. An all night all day
event. The run is on rural Taranaki roads with 2000 other relay participants around the stunning Mt
Taranaki. Great support from rural New Zealand residents.

Run on rugged Northshore trail along beautiful Lake Grapevine and surrounding woods. Trail has
rocks, roots, sand and numerous climbs and descents. Well stocked aid stations. Run celebrates all
Veterans with pre-race ceremony. Custom brewed beer, ceramic finishers medallions,L/S tech shirts
and outstanding post race food. Registration sells out by October.

The Great North Walk 100s (GNW100s), organized by the Terrigal Trotters running club for the first
time in 2005, are two simultaneous trail races, a 100 Mile (actual distance 175.3km) and a 100
Kilometre (actual distance 103.7km), along The Great North Walk south from Teralba on Lake
Macquarie. The 100 Kilometre race will finish at Yarramalong in the scenic Yarramalong Valley and
the 100 Mile at Patonga on spectacular Broken Bay. Although the route is primarily on foot tracks
and fire-trails, it does include some minor back roads. There will be cut-off times at Checkpoints
en route and the overall time limits will be 22 hours for the 100 Kilometre and 36 hours for the 100
Mile. Despite its proximity to the populated Central Coast of New South Wales, the course passes
through rugged and spectacular terrain and is a demanding challenge for all runners. The course
includes more than 6,200 metres (20,000ft) of climbing. Entrants will need to cope with precipitous
ascents and descents, muddy trails and creek crossings, slippery rocks and roots, and hard-to-follow
trail. There are a number of sections where running is impossible. There are no marshals on the
course and all runners will need to be capable navigators and prepared to travel at night in remote
areas on difficult trail. Runners will also be required to carry certain equipment and must carry
sufficient water to last them between checkpoints which can be up to 30 km apart.

A road 100 run on the original alignment of Route 66 through Oklahoma. Part 3 will take runners from
the Kansas/Oklahoma border west to Tulsa, OK. Come run a Mother of a Race on the Mother Road!

The Mother Road 100 (3) is a road race across the eastern Oklahoma section of Route 66 from Baxter
Springs, Kansas to Tulsa, Oklahoma. Like the 2006 and 2008 versions, this race follows the original
alignment of the Mother Road in Oklahoma. All towns along the way will be involved, with a special
pass through Foyil, Oklahoma, hometown of Andy Payne, winner of the Transcontinental Footrace of
1928. Join us for a Mother of a Road Race.

This course has huge climbs and huge descents into Soddy Creek, Possum Creek and Rock Creek. It
will, without a doubt, go down in the race log as one of the best 50k courses you will ever do.
Please do not attempt this run as your first 50K. This is a serious endeavor and will quite possibly
be your slowest 50k to date. Let us reiterate: this is seriously difficult.

These hilly, scenic loop courses travel from the ocean at Muir Beach. All events head south along
the Coastal Trail with spectacular views of Pirates Cove.

The Great North Walk 100s (GNW100s), organized by the Terrigal Trotters running club for the first
time in 2005, are two simultaneous trail races, a 100 Mile (actual distance 175.3km) and a 100
Kilometre (actual distance 103.7km), along The Great North Walk south from Teralba on Lake
Macquarie. The 100 Kilometre race will finish at Yarramalong in the scenic Yarramalong Valley and
the 100 Mile at Patonga on spectacular Broken Bay. Although the route is primarily on foot tracks
and fire-trails, it does include some minor back roads. There will be cut-off times at Checkpoints
en route and the overall time limits will be 22 hours for the 100 Kilometre and 36 hours for the 100
Mile. Despite its proximity to the populated Central Coast of New South Wales, the course passes
through rugged and spectacular terrain and is a demanding challenge for all runners. The course
includes more than 6,200 metres (20,000ft) of climbing. Entrants will need to cope with precipitous
ascents and descents, muddy trails and creek crossings, slippery rocks and roots, and hard-to-follow
trail. There are a number of sections where running is impossible. There are no marshals on the
course and all runners will need to be capable navigators and prepared to travel at night in remote
areas on difficult trail. Runners will also be required to carry certain equipment and must carry
sufficient water to last them between checkpoints which can be up to 30 km apart. contact: Dave
Byrnes 0428 880784. email: dave@davebyrnes.com.au Visit the website for more details. contact: Dave
Byrnes. email: dave@davebyrnes.com.au. Visit the website for more details.

An unsupported, unmarked, free, fat ass style 50k trail running race at the White Mesa bike trails
near San Ysidro. The course is crazy - badlands, volcanic craters, and steep ridges.

Folsom Lake - Folsom California, 17 Miles East of Sacramento via Hwy 50 Out and back course on
single track trails from Folsom Point to Old Salmon Falls along East shore of Folsom Lake

2nd Annual Race, 2010 USATF-NE Ultrarunning Championship, paved 2.7 mile loop.

The Last Desert (Antarctica) is only open to those individuals who have successfully completed at
least two of the '3 Deserts' - the Gobi March (China), the Atacama Crossing (Chile) and the Sahara
Race (Egypt). The race will begin in Ushuaia, Argentina - competitors will travel by ship across the
choppy Drake Passage to several locations in Antarctica and outlying islands.

LA TRANSTICA is a free pace Trail race, with a prologue and 5 stages with points of supply,
assistance and bivouac for a total distance from 120 (Adventure) to 200 kms (Extreme). LA
TRANSTICA is first of all a human and sports adventure. The main objective of the X trail race LA
TRANSTICA in Costa Rica is to discover the country and its way of life and to share this experience
with the locals through a sporting competition with humanitarian goals. We propose to share an
adventure where the surpassing of ourselves but also the aid and the solidarity will be the soul of
this challenge, in the middle of a particularly exceptional natural frame, COSTA RICA. Between two
oceans, the race defines itself by a unique crossing of a natural amazing paradise in the discovery
of a new culture and way of life, "Pura Vida". La Transtica coast to coast 250 km from the
beach of Manuel Antonio up to Puerto Viejo de Limon, a true human and sports adventure. The change
of scene is total; the runners are plunged into deep Costa Rica far from tourist standards. In
Brief Type: Ultra Trail in 5 stages. Date: From November 17th evening to November 27th,
2010. Place: Costa Rica. Region: Costa Rica crossing from east to west, from the Pacific Ocean to
the Caribbean coast through the mountains and jungle of the Central valley. Distance: 120 km - 200
km. An Extreme race from 30 to 40 km per day with positive difference of level up to 2 300 m. An
Adventure race from 20 to 30 km per day with a positive difference of level of 1 700
m. Competitors: 50 max for 2010 Rate: 1290 Euros. Web: www.latranstica.org/en/

48th Annual. America's oldest and largest ultramarathon foot race. Held every year since 1963. 50.2
mile point-to-point horseshoe configuration from downtown Boonsboro, Maryland to Williamsport,
Maryland. Course consists of 2.5 miles of uphill road at the start to a 13-mile rolling (and
sometimes very rocky) section of the Appalachian Trail. At 15.5 miles the course follows a 26.3
mile section of the flat dirt/gravel C&O Canal Towpath. The last 8.4 miles of the event follows
rolling paved roads.

50K/40M/50M options in a loop course in Monte Sano State Park. A central, well-stocked aid station
with a 2.3 mile starter loop, then 3, 4, or 5 times around a 4 mile hilly/rocky loop and a 5.6 mile
flatter loop. >90% trails. Approx. elevation change 2200+/- for 50K. T-shirt to all starters,
finisher awards for all who run >50K. Limit of 108 runners, $24 by Oct 1st, $32 thereafter.

Start : 50mi/6:00am - 50km/7:00am - 25km/10km/8:00am Cutoff : 9:00pm for ALL races Aid Stations
: 3.5mi & 7.5mi (each loop). Tech Ts, finish awards, winners awards - top 5, top 3 masters

Enjoy views of rugged cliffs, sandy beaches and vast expanse of the ocean at the "Mountain of Gold".
The course brings you up the 1,347-foot Valencia Peak and the 1076-foot grassy summit of Hazard
Peak.

Enjoy spectacular vistas of the coast, inland grasslands, tranquil ponds, and rugged mountain peaks
as you travel through the western edge of the Santa Monica Mountains.

The course will start and finish in front of the Derby Community Building and it will be run in a
counter-clockwise direction facing traffic. It's 31.5 miles on 3 loops of rolling hills in a
beautiful country setting on asphalt and dirt. It's a great event for those wanting to do their
first ultra run. There is no cut off. This is a 31.5-mile fun run with no bells & whistles. The
course is not closed to traffic. Derby Road is in the middle of nowhere but travelers use it to get
somewhere. SO, IN ADDITION TO EXERCISING YOUR BODY PLEASE EXERCISE CAUTION! This is a very low
key, no frills race. If you are expecting port-a-potties, expos or to be waited on, I suggest you
stay home.

a double out-and-back on the famed Dipsea Trail. Very hilly, 9200 feet of climb. Lots and lots of
stairs. 28th annual, limited to 250 runners.

10 mile loop. Mostly single track with rolling hills, roots, and rocks. 3 fully stocked aid
stations. Long sleeve shirt, custom socks, cap, awards, and post-race food.

An amusing 50K solo trail run around 2 lakes in Jackson County. A non competitive event. Awards are
based upon your powers of observation. Groups of 1 to 5 will start together from 7:30 to 8:30. One
big loop. See bison, elk, turkey and other stuff. Some road, some trail and considerable
bushwhacking. Marked with flagging, but if you don't study the maps and instructions you will become
lost. Bring a cell phone, a compass, and nylon outer wear. 7th Annual.

Globeracers' Professional Indian Rajasthan Thar Desert multi-stage race with a minimum of a marathon
distance each day. First edition concluded in December 2009, and the second edition is slated for
Dec 1-5, 2010. Designed to test your strength, skills, and spirit, it offers the royal cultural
experience in combination with the race, while you stay at Forts, Havelis and Camps, off the beaten
path at the end of each grueling race day. The race coincides with holiday season allowing you to
explore more of India and enjoy cooler climate of the Desert. Bring along partners/spouses to
witness the race and tour the surroundings for as non-participants.

Two day trail race event with multiple distances. Runners may register for any distance.

100K (3 Laps, Solo & Relay), 2 Lap (about 40M) & 1 Lap (about 20M) around lake of Chicot State Park.
Cajun flavored trail adventure – lightly rolling and meandering single track trail, soft yet
occasionally root-rich, with a handful of boardwalks over cypress swamps. From the same fuzzy
brains that bring you Coyote Two Moon (the derivative lunacy of Coyote FourPlay). 15 hour limit for
100K with interim cutoff at 2nd loop.

100K (3 Laps, Solo & Relay), 2 Lap (about 40M) & 1 Lap (about 20M) around lake of Chicot State Park.
Cajun flavored trail adventure – lightly rolling and meandering single track trail, soft yet
occasionally root-rich, with a handful of boardwalks over cypress swamps. From the same fuzzy
brains that bring you Coyote Two Moon (the derivative lunacy of Coyote FourPlay). 15 hour limit for
100K with interim cutoff at 2nd loop.

This is a 25K loop, run twice by 50K participants, around Lake Macbride which is north of Iowa City.
The 15.5 mile loop consists mainly of crushed gravel paths and dirt & grass trails, but also about 3
miles of roads. The race is generally flat with enough short hills to test weary legs. The trail
portion is not very technical although there are some roots and rocks to deal with. There may be a
ankle-deep water crossing depending upon water levels. There is one short rocky climb that may
requires using your hands briefly. It is anticipated that anyone entering the race is a trained
trail runner. This first-time event is to raise awareness for Lupus disease and is possibly the
first Lupus race in the nation. The inaugural race will be fairly inexpensive and runners should
expect a well-marked course and aid stations, but there may or may not be any swag or awards
depending upon funding. There will be a limit of 100 total runners.

COURSE INFO: 10.4 mile loop course with rolling hills entirely within Salt Fork State Park,
including hiking and bridle trails. 50k participants will complete three (3) loops.

40 mile ultra marathon on the beautiful Pine Mountain Trail system of FDR State Park in Pine
Mountain, Georgia. This GUTS event will test your endurance and your ankles over rocky single-track
trails. The trail follows the ridge line, going up and over it for the duration. Depending on water
levels, the few water crossings could be dry or ankle deep. You'll experience both pine & hardwood
forests, rock outcroppings, waterfalls, beaver ponds, and CCC fish hatcheries.

December is a great time for running on our desert roads and trails. Mountain views are
plentiful—the southern Sierra Nevada range is obvious to the west, but you may also see a snowy
Telescope Peak to the Northeast. Rattlesnakes are hiding for the winter, and temperatures are
generally cool. But Mother Nature is always capable of making things more interesting, and anything
from wind, rain, snow or even hail, to an unseasonably hot day, may show up to provide us with an
added challenge!

150 KM OF PURE ADVENTURE It’s set up for the 7th to the 9th of December the 10th edition of the
international competition dedicated to all extreme adventurers: 150 km no-stop ultramarathon! A
real paradise of nature to discover its own limits. A completely different scenery from what we are
used to, far away from reality and from one’s imagination. This and lot’s more is the Boa Vista
Ultramarathon, that from the 7th to the 9th of December celebrates the 10th edition on the Island of
Cap Vert, in Africa, where the desert and the ocean create a natural theater. From an Italian idea
an unusual competition is born, the Boa Vista Ultramarathon which involves year by year many new
adventurers.

Extremely challenging single loop course encompassing most of a tropical island that involves the
ascent and descent of two volcanoes. Several micro-climates of jungle, dry tropics, tropical beach,
and cloud forest. Course winds through wild singletrack and dirt road as it passes towns, villages,
coffee, banana plantations, cloud forest, and gnarly volcanic trail. Begins with a pre-race meal and
ends with a post-race awards banquet. Held in conjunction with humanitarian kids race Calzado para
Ometepe 5k. Run it under 12 hours and your entry fee will be refunded!

Extremely challenging course encompassing on a tropical island that involves the ascent and descent
of an inactive volcano. Several micro-climates of jungle, dry tropics, tropical beach, and cloud
forest. Course winds through wild singletrack and dirt road as it passes towns, villages, coffee,
banana plantations, cloud forest, and gnarly volcanic trail. Begins with a pre-race meal and ends
with a post-race awards banquet. Held in conjunction with humanitarian kids race Calzado para
Ometepe 5k.

A beautiful 1.5 mile loop consisting of a .5 wide trail of canopy covered packed shell, sand and
dirt and 1 mile of twisty, rooty singletrack, alongside the intracostal waterway in Florida

The event is a 150km relay around Mt Egmont/Taranaki, we have a new 100mile Solo section this year.
The Solo runners start at 8.00pm and are asked to finish if possible for a 6.00pm prize giving the
following night. The solo section is a a self supporting event raced over an Internationally
certified 100 mile route. The race passes through 12 country towns and runners have a lot of company
with the over 2000 recreational relay participants and supporters. It is a road race.

Winter Ultra

One of North America's largest ultramarathons. Also includes a 3-person 50K Relay and a One-Loop
(10.8 Mile) "Fun Run." There are discounted fees for 19 and under relay entrants. The Kekionga Trail
is a gently rolling trail; easy enough to be a good first-time trail course; technical enough to
give an advantage to seasoned trail runners. Measure yourself against time, distance...and weather!
We're known for the great post-race foods - particularly our array of soups.

Enjoy vistas of the Pacific Coast as you climb Coastal Trail to Wolf Ridge. The 8 Km course returns
to Rodeo Beach along the Miwok Trail. The 20 Km, 30 Km, and 50 Km events take a scenic tour of the
spectacular Marin Headlands with views of Tiburon, San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge.

Winter Ultra

Winter Ultra

50K ultra trail run thought First Landing State Park, Virginia Beach, VA. 50K course is mostly on
the trails of First Landing State Park approximately 1 mile total pavement at the start/finish
area.The course is a two-loop course on tree lined trails on hard packed dirt. Some trails have
roots and wood bridge crossings

This is an invitation-only, no-fee, low-aid, loop-course race with a strict limit of 60 entrants.
For more information, please see the race website.

This event includes 166 miles in three National Parks in Patagonia - Torres del Paine, Parque los
Glaciares and Tierra del Fuego. Multi day. 10.5 miles, 18.5 miles, 19 miles, 15 miles, 9.5 miles, 12
miles, 12 miles, 11.5 miles, 27 miles (some days flexible)

These hilly, scenic loop courses travel from the ocean at Muir Beach. All events head south along
the Coastal Trail with spectacular views of Pirates Cove. Distances: 7 mi, 10 mi, 20 mi & 50 Km

Choose between 6, 12, and 24-hour options in this New Year's Eve event. It takes place at Freedom
Park in Morganton, NC on a one-mile, paved track around a large, multi-use park.

3rd Annual. 6-, 12-, and 24-Hour timed runs on a 1.5867 kilometer (0.9859 miles) USATF certified
closed loop. Smooth, asphalt surface around quiet rural park in the southern Foothills of North
Carolina. 19 feet in elevation change from low point to high point on course. ChampionChip lap
counting & scoring. Registration opens 08/22/2010.

Recovery from the Holidays is an old fashion, no-frills, low-cost 50km run each year on New Years
Eve at the Huntsville Cross Country Running Park. This 3 mile loop course features 3500 feet of
elevation change over 31 miles and with weather always a factor, this race is no walk in the park.

This is the inaugural race around Peanut Island which is an island that sits in the intercoastal
waterway, directly in front of the palm beach inlet. The race will be a 24 hour ultra and will
prove to be the best ultra party of the New Year with scenic views and a beach atmosphere.

The All American Trail, Fort Bragg, NC Raeford/Vass Road Parking Lot

Rolling hills paved course overlooking gorgeous Lake Mead NRA. Sister event to Running with the
Devil in June. Course has continual rolling hills but can be fast- many runners have set their 50
miler PRs here.

A Trail Run of Rugged and Brutal Beauty where everything Cuts, Stings, or Bites. Top 5 awards, top 3
masters, belt buckles to 100km finishers, tech-Ts, excellent support, chip timing, Also 50km & 25km.
Pre & post race meals.

The 1st Annual Harbison 50K is a trail race in Columbia, SC. Runners will make their way through
technical single track trails, fire roads, wide trails and stream crossings while navigating plenty
of rocks, roots and mud on the beautiful trails of the Harbison State Forest. The race will start
and finish at the Gazebo and consist of 18 miles of technical single track and the remainder on fire
roads and wide trails.

5-km loop, repeated 10 times, on hilly roads in state park with little or no traffic. No entry fee,
no awards. Some aid provided, but runners are encouraged to bring their own support. Roads may be
icy and snow covered. Six hour time limit. No early starters. 9 A.M. Snow date 1/9/11.

Low Key run in the middle of winter. Course will probably be snow covered and icy. Plan
accordingly.

This is the 12th year of the South Carolina version of the Fat Ass 50. Here you can run in the
coastal communities of historic Charleston and Mt. Pleasant as well as the nearby beaches of
Sullivan's Island and Isle of Palms. The course is relatively flat, however a few elevations can be
found on the New Ravenel Cooper River Bridge (190 ft), the Ben Sawyer Bridge (35 ft), Isle of Palms
Connector (70 ft), and Mt. Pleasant (13 ft). Starting in Mt. Pleasant, the race will go to the
Charleston "Battery", back to Mt. Pleasant, then to Sullivan's Island, the Isle of Palms
(approximately 4 miles beach surface) before returning to Mt. Pleasant on the Isle of Palms
Connector (hard concrete).

Q50 USA 2011: Location: Fontainebleau Park Mandeville, LA 70448 3 Events: 50km Individual, Relay
2 people (25k each), and 10km Grass, Dirt, Pavement. Great Course, fast! 50km (2 loops)

Enjoy 30 years of history on Catalina Island at one of the country's most challenging and scenic
50 milers – no cars, no smog – just great terrain, incredible views, fascinating historical
sites, a well-organized race, nice people, great food and an occasional buffalo sighting. Course:
50 mile out and back. Run along the an interior trail for a view of both sides of the island.

14 4.47-mile loops through Weymouth Woods State Nature Preserve. 20 hour time limit.

One of the most beautiful and most challenging 100 mile courses. 99% single track trail. More Aloha
than you can imagine!

Challenging course, 38.5 miles, Gila Nat'l Forest., so. NM, elevations: 5,200-7,000 ft., rugged
scenery, some pavement but mostly dirt forest road and trail. Contact Susan Reynolds,
ghosttown@journeyheretothere.com

Single track trail with a few rooty sections and about a dozen short steep climbs. The trail has a
lot of twists and turns and could be considered fairly technical. If it rains before the race, the
course will be slippery. If it rains a lot, the trail will be downright swampy, hence the name
SwampStomper. Race registration will commence at 6:00 AM CDT on September 16th. This race will fill
quickly - possibly in less than 48 hours. Fee: $30 Sixth annual.

This course is amongst the most scenic in Australia. Runners are treated to a range of surfaces and
settings: single track, coastal trail, grassy trail, dirt road and forest canopy. The run starts
with a demanding uphill, rising 1,000ft in the first 3km, providing stunning views over Port Phillip
Bay. The 5km section approaching the 28km mark at Cape Schanck takes runners along a breathtaking
track, along the cliffs that rise above Bass Strait. This section runs past Bushrangers Bay, which
is only accessible on foot: it is a special reward.

The St. Croix Scenic 50 mile ultramarathon is as challenging as it is beautiful with heart pounding
climbs, quad screaming descents and tropical heat. What better way to see this gem of the Caribbean
than to run over a good portion of its rugged mountains and along its stunning shoreline?

Columbia Cruce de Los Andes is a race for well trained mountain runners, who enjoy adventure racing
and are prepared to endure an extreme outdoor experience. Here are some highlights: - A
unique 100 km. trail race across the Patagonia, from Argentina to Chile. - 3 days running through
spectacular locations which include mountains, snow, lakes, forest and a huge diversity of
wildlife. - 3 nights camping at lake shores. - Over 1,000 runners from more than 20
countries. The race will take place in February, 2011 and registration race is now open. For
this edition we have planned a truly spectacular event. As usual, we will be joining Argentina and
Chile in a 3-day race. But this time we will be running right through the middle of the Andes, with
more mountain trails, higher altitudes and longer distances. Every year more runners come from
all over the world to run the Cruce. We believe joining other international adventure racers is one
of the strong attractions of our race.

19th year. 700 limit. excellent aid, buckles, and shirts.

Course runs from Cool through trails along the American River Canyon to Auburn.

The race this year is a night run and it starts at 5pm

50 miles on the sugar white sand beaches of Destin, Fl and the Gulf of Mexico. All sand-all the
way! Challenge yourself in a race like no other on one of the most beautiful backdrops in ultra
history. Any profits will go directly to the Special Operations Warrior Foundation.

A 100 mile wilderness race on frozen lakes & woodland trails north of Anchorage. Some of race is on
historic Iditarod trail. Survival gear is required. Time limit: 48 hours. Fee by 12/31/10:
$200.00; after 12/31/10: $300.00. Amenities: T-shirt, finisher award, post-race party.

A 50 km wilderness race on frozen lakes and woodland trails north of Anchorage. Some of the race is
on historic Iditarod trail. Time limit: 12 hours. Fee: $60.00 by 12/31/10; $80.00 after 12/31/10. 1
checkpoint with warm water, check website for required gear. T-shirt, finisher award & post-race
pizza party.

Mostly single track horse trails with gravel road at start and finish. Rolling hills. Few rocks.

1.25 Mile loop around beautiful Cameron Park lake.

The Rouge-Orleans is Louisiana’s first ever Ultramarathon and Team Relay. The race starts in the
capital city of Baton Rouge and finishes in Audubon Park in New Orleans. Participants will run on
top of the levee and follow the mighty Mississippi as it meanders it’s way 124 miles down to New
Orleans. This race is a flat, fast, and the perfect tune up for Badwater and Western States.

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.

Ultramarathon Road Race retracing the actual route of the infamous Bataan Death March in April 1942
during the World War II.

2nd year, 50mi, 50km, 25km, 10km. Awards - top 5, top masters. Tech Ts, excellent aid. Rough and
Rocky. A technical and beautiful place to run.

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.

The Atacama Crossing is part of the 4 Deserts series, named by TIME magazine as one of the Top 10
Endurance Competitons in the world.

The 100km del Sahara (13th Edition, Tunisia) is a 4-day endurance race set in the spectacular
Tunisian Sahara in northern Africa. Covering 100 kilometers (62 miles), it is considered to be a
great entry level endurance event and is a perfect stepping-stone to the more challenging races.
Competitors will camp out each night in Berber tents in the stunning Sahara Desert. Backpacks are
transported to each campsite and all meals are provided for by local and international staff. This
race provides a great challenge in an incredible setting, and can give you a real taste of what
makes multi-day running so popular.

NJ Ultra Festival will take place on March 19, 2011. There will be races of Marathon, 50K, 50M,
100K and 100M. The course is flat and fast. You can expect a PR against any other trail race of
the same distance. I'd almost consider it a road course. It is an old rail road bed turned into a
trail. It is about 10 feet wide, small crushed gravel for the footing and straight as can be. You
run along a peaceful stream, by horse and cow farms for the majority of the course. Race
Headquarters is Ort Farms which we will be renting and using for camping as well. There will be a
pre race meal at the Church across the street on Friday night and then brunch at the Long Valley
Brewpub on Sunday.

Flat paved 1 mile loop.

Mostly single track trail with varied terrain, about 4000 ft elevation change, no repeating loops.

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.

The course is from Foresthill following the Western States 100 course to Rucky Chucky and back to
Foresthill.

54 mile single stage Ultra, from Helmsley to Guisborough in parts following the stunning Cleveland
Way National trail over hills and moorlands.

The Tarawera Ultramarathon 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.

The Tarawera Ultramarathon 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.

The Tarawera Ultramarathon 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.

The NJ Ultra Festival will be a celebration of the ultra distance. We are taking over a local farm
(Ort Farms) and using that as Race Headquarters. The extremely fast course is an old rail bed
turned into a running trail. It is flat and straight. This is the course for your PR in any
distance.

The NJ Ultra Festival will be a celebration of the ultra distance. We are taking over a local farm
(Ort Farms) and using that as Race Headquarters. The extremely fast course is an old rail bed
turned into a running trail. It is flat and straight. This is the course for your PR in any
distance.

NJ Ultra Festival will take place on March 19, 2011. There will be races of Marathon, 50K, 50M,
100K and 100M. The course is flat and fast. You can expect a PR against any other trail race of
the same distance. I'd almost consider it a road course. It is an old rail road bed turned into a
trail. It is about 10 feet wide, small crushed gravel for the footing and straight as can be. You
run along a peaceful stream, by horse and cow farms for the majority of the course. Race
Headquarters is Ort Farms which we will be renting and using for camping as well. There will be a
pre race meal at the Church across the street on Friday night and then brunch at the Long Valley
Brewpub on Sunday.

Eight laps on a 12.5 mile loop/spur route on crushed, granite screenings trails 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 8 ; see website for
details. Annual: 17th, Blake Norwood, 10908 Raven Rock Drive, Raleigh, NC 27614, 919-847-7613 (h)

11 year anniv. 50mi, 50km, 25km, 10km. finisher awards. winner awards - top 5, top 3 masters.
excellent aid.

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.

A 100 mile trail race on reasonably flat 10 km loop in Taby outside of Stockholm. It is possible to
run 75 miles, 50 miles or just 50 kms on the same course. Entry fee 38 Euros. The race is organized
for the third time in 2011. The field is limited to 120 runners.

Join us for Southern California's only 12/24 hour endurance run! The Fool Moon 12/24 Hour Runs will
be held each year on the full moon weekend closest to April Fools' Day on a graded dirt loop course
in Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area, Calabasas, CA. FMRs are RRCA Championship Races.
Awards for each event will be given as follows: ~ Men/Women Open Division - first place ~ Men/Women
Master Division (40-49) - first place ~ Men/Women Grand Master Division (50+) - first place ~
Men/Women First Place A/D (10-yr) ~ Men/Women Second Place A/D (10-yr) ~ Men/Women Third Place A/D
(10-yr). The 24-hour will start at 9 a.m. and the 12-hour will start at 9 p.m. in order for runners
to enjoy the full moon.

A beautiful 12 mile trail and 19 mile road 50K. The 50k starts ag 6:05am and the 30K begins at
7:05am To find out all the information on the race, please go to our website at redmountain50k.com

Out and back course on single track trails from Folsom Point to Old Salmon Falls along East shore of
Folsom Lake.

The course starts at 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. Also a 30-km option.

A spectacular and challenging 100km teams-only trail trek in the heart of the World Heritage listed
Blue Mountains National Park. Raising funds and awareness for The Wilderness Society, this event is
open to teams of 4-6 completing the full route or relaying the distance half-way through. With a
cut-off time of 48hrs (Sat 30 April - Monday 2 May 2011) and around 3,800m elevation, this course
will require both commitment and passion for teams to complete. More information and online entries
at www.wildendurance.org.au

2nd 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.

8.5 Mile loop on dirt hiking trails/horse trails around Jenkinson Lake run counter clockwise.

A 100km competitive ultra-trail running event in the Blue Mountains open to individuals. Rated by
Dean Karnazes, the Ultra-Marathon Man, as “the toughest 100km [he’s] ever done”, this is the
pinnacle of trail running events in Australia including a spectacular course, over 4,200m elevation
and a cut-off time of only 28 hrs to complete the course (Saturday 14 May 7am-Sunday 15 May 11am
2011). Belt buckles for those finishing in less than 14 hours and 20 hours! Test yourself, push
your own limits and achieve something to be proud of! For those not quite ready for the total
experience, the Marathon Pairs option offers teams of 2 the possibility to relay the distance at
mid-course. More information and online entries at www.thenorthface.com.au/100

Participants will complete an out-and-back on the Buckeye Trail then complete one (1) entire loop of
the figure-eight course. This race will consist of 98% rugged backpack trail and 2% asphalt road
which will be connecting trail to trail.

Participants will complete an out-and-back on the Buckeye Trail then complete two (2) entire loops
of the figure-eight course. This race will consist of 98% rugged backpack trail and 2% asphalt road
which will be connecting trail to trail.

World's largest ultra, 14,309 finishers in 2010. 86th annual. The 2011 race will be in the "up"
direction, starting in Durban and finishing in Pietermaritzburg. 12 hour time limit. For
questions and further information, contact Mark Bloomfield, email uscomradesamb@gmail.com, tel
202.246.1479 (cell).

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

The Gobi March is part of the 4 Deserts series, named by TIME magazine as one of the Top 10
Endurance Competitons in the world.

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

Quadruple out and back course through the backcountry woods of scenic Idaho. Over 31,000 ft of
elevation gain. Amazing views, tough, tough course. Unique finisher's awards, great finish line
food. 40 hour cut-off.

Run round the stunning island of jersey on cliff paths and beaches. Cash prizes to be won!!

Very tough and scenic double out and back course. With over 16,000 ft of elevation gain, this one
will be sure to knock your socks off. 6 AM start, with a 12 hour cut-off at mile 37. Unique
Finisher's awards, and great post-race food. Create your own bib for the race.

Very tough double out and back course through scenic backcountry Idaho. Over 10,200 ft of climb.
Unique finisher's award and great post race food. 6 AM start. Create your own bib for the race.

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