Ultramarathons in Turkey

Salt-crusted Lake Tuz route with volcanic rock fields, extreme conditions, 160KM circumnavigation or 80KM crossing, strict self-sufficiency rules

Woodland trails, Black Sea beachfront stretches, and a muddy section through Kemerburgaz City Forest into exposed coastal terrain

Demanding course through Cappadocia’s fairy chimneys, ancient cave cities, and legendary geological formations

Challenging routes up to 76K through blue and green Marmaris landscapes, featuring Mezargediği, Altın Sivri, Seyir Tepe, and a Marmaris beach finish

Varied mountain terrain through the Ida Mountains, passing picturesque villages and offering sweeping Edremit Gulf views, with potential for cold, rainy weather

Point-to-point route from the Mediterranean shoreline to Saklıkent’s high mountain terrain, with coastal paths, rugged trails and alpine scenery.

Ultramarathon through the historic ruins of Ephesus, with Roman heritage, early Christian history, and a demanding ancient landscape.

Challenging trails through UNESCO-tentative Iznik, historic streets, scenic landscapes, unpredictable weather, and a notably low completion rate

Ancient city routes, King’s Rock Tombs, Köyceğiz Lake trails, İztuzu Beach paths, and Sandras Mountain climbs through scenic Muğla landscapes

ITRA-certified coastal ultra in Marmaris, with rugged seaside terrain, sustained climbing, and significant elevation gain.