Fall ultramarathons in New York, United States

Scenic 4-mile loop with 500 feet of elevation gain per lap in Sugar Hill State Forest, featuring rolling woodland terrain and Fire Tower Area views

Big’s Back Yard Ultra format: 4.167-mile hourly laps on forest trails, stream crossing, ancient glacial esker, open-field climbs and descents.

Remote Adirondack Park course on rugged trails between Harrisburg Lake and Hope Falls, including East Stony Creek and Willis Lake paths through Wilcox Lake Wild

70-mile route across the Shawangunk Mountains with rolling hills, wetlands, sky lakes, rare pine barrens, waterfalls, and panoramic cliffside views

Steep climbs and descents, substantial elevation changes, varied trail surfaces, sunrise views, scenic forest singletrack, and a challenging loop format

Scenic 50K in the southeastern Adirondacks, with packed dirt snowmobile trails and a smooth, natural surface through Old Forge.

Point-to-point courses from Niagara Falls and Cranberry Lake, traversing the Adirondacks to Lake Champlain, with distances from 100 to 420 miles.

One-mile grass and trail loop with minimal elevation at a reindeer farm; reindeer, chickens, and maple trees add to the unique farm scenery.

Set distance trail loops over 24 or 12 hours, festival atmosphere, support stations, belt buckle awards for 100+ mile finishers

Three-loop course on truck and horse trails in Charles E Baker State Forest, over 4,600 feet of elevation gain, 9-hour cutoff, loop check-ins required.

Laid-back loops around Dryden Lake Park with a 7.5-mile course, basic support, shared snacks, and flexible goals of 100 miles or 30 hours

Demanding 100km single-track course across four counties, featuring waterfalls, scenic vistas, and the highest point in Onondaga County. Navigation required.

Community-focused USATF-sanctioned group run on a familiar local trail, 51.7 miles with official finishers only for the full distance

Flat, scenic 3.45-mile out-and-back rail trail beside Dryden Lake with minimal elevation, 8-hour fixed time format, and easy access to aid and rest areas

1.75-mile loop course in Belmont Lake State Park with solo or team distance tracking and on-course aid stations

50K mountain course on Lake George’s scenic shores, five summit ascents, 9,000 feet of elevation change, rugged terrain, and limited exit points

Autumn timed ultra in New York’s Capital District, 6-hour solo format with distance-based buckles amid vibrant seasonal foliage

Scenic 2-mile loop through Kakiat Park with 650 feet of vertical gain per lap and Hudson Valley fall foliage views