Backyard ultramarathons in Europe

24-hour, 12-hour and 100 km racing on Ryavallen’s 400 m track in Borås, with a consistent surface, regular direction changes and round-the-clock support.

Backyard ultra on the scenic Skäggenäs Peninsula: a repeating loop of forest trail, gravel, farmland, and asphalt.

Clubhouse base in Lindome, south of Gothenburg, with a course through local terrain and a community-driven backyard ultra setting.

Backyard Ultra format in Keila, with repeating laps, runner-selected rock music, and a closely connected endurance challenge atmosphere.

Classic last-one-standing format: the same hourly loop, regular returns for rest and refuel, and a strategic test of pacing, recovery, and persistence.

Repeated loops on historic land tied to the haidooks legend, in a last-person-standing format with rising psychological and physical stakes.

Hourly repeating loop format, each circuit finished within the time limit until only one finisher remains.

Last-person-standing format on a demanding repeated loop through a scenic rural vineyard landscape, where distance can stretch beyond 100 miles.

4.2-mile loop in the Black Mountains with trail and tarmac sections, gradual and steep climbs, and hourly starts testing speed and consistency

Demanding backyard ultra loop with steady climbing, trail terrain, forest paths, rugged coast, harbour views and open green fields.

Classic backyard ultra from Bubblan in Toredal: mostly asphalt and gravel, long climbs, waterfront sections, descents, and a flat run-in.

Last-person-standing format on a repeating hourly loop, where pacing, recovery, and mental strength define every lap

Harbor-front backyard ultra on a smooth, approachable loop, with compact logistics, quick lap turnaround, and a lively communal hub.

Scenic 6.7 km loops through apple orchard valleys and nature reserves, 126 m elevation gain per loop, flexible start times, relay team option