Fall ultramarathons in Georgia, United States

Rocky, rooty 4.63-mile trail loop at Lake Z with steep climbs, water crossings, and 303 feet of climb per loop in Dahlonega

Historic cattle farm setting, 4.44-mile loop through pastures and forest trails, moderate elevation, single track twists, roots, rocks, and wildlife sightings

Rugged 1.5 to 2 mile trail loop with self-supported format, repeated to 50K+; minimal facilities and community-focused atmosphere

4.37-mile farm loop on red-soil pasture and shaded forest singletrack, with roots, rocks, runnable hills, and about 400 feet of gain per lap

Rugged mountain trails and challenging terrain in a supportive, community-focused southeastern ultrarunning atmosphere

Three scenic 10-mile loops on flowing singletrack along the Chattahoochee River with perimeter trail views and fully stocked aid stations

Wooded singletrack loop with creek beds, short climbs, and 250 feet of elevation gain per lap through Georgia forests

Three-loop 50K on North Georgia singletrack, with 5,000 ft of climbing, rocky ascents, technical stretches, stream crossings and waterfalls.

Flat, one-mile crushed gravel loop with gentle grass shoulder, soft and rock-free terrain, welcoming park setting, seamless lap tracking

50K loop with technical single track, creek crossings, and steep climbs in the North Georgia mountains; stretches along Benton MacKaye Trail and autumn scenery

Four-loop course on southeastern singletrack at Harbins Park, tree-lined trails with gentle hills, non-technical terrain, and accessible sections.

Mountain route through Sky Valley, Georgia, with waterfalls, Rabun Bald summit, colorful Autumn foliage, and long-range views across three states

Timed loop course on the trail around Miller Lake with scenic views and a Halloween-themed festive atmosphere

135 miles on rugged 13.5-mile ATV loops, 20,000 feet of vertical gain, self-supported and solitary, limited entry for experienced ultrarunners

Scenic course along Savannah Rails to Trails and through Fort Pulaski National Monument, featuring coastal landscapes and historic surroundings

Challenging two-loop course in Cohutta Wildlife Management Area, climbs to Grassy Mountain fire tower, scenic Lake Conausaga, 7,000 feet of elevation gain.

Looped mountain course of roughly 50K, repeated climbs and aid at each lap, with a quirky pumpkin-carry element and relaxed grassroots spirit.

6-mile loop on single-track trails with rolling hills, water station halfway, and full support at start and finish

50K course across Lookout Mountain's rugged, technical singletrack, rolling hills, and scenic Moonshine, Cloudland Connector, and Durham Mine Trails

Scenic 1-mile loop around Lake Trahlyta with views of Coosa and Blood mountains, featuring hard-packed gravel, some single track, and short paved sections.