June ultramarathons in United States (Midwest)

200-mile point-to-point on mostly paved, vehicle-free trails; largely flat, non-repetitive course with a semi-self-supported format.

100km through old-growth forest on mostly singletrack, with rock formations, lakes and creeks, plus roughly 8,500 feet of climbing

100km of singletrack through Morgan Monroe State Forest, rugged rock formations, old growth woodland, creek crossings, and 8,500 feet of elevation gain

Point-to-point ultramarathons on challenging trail courses through state recreation areas, featuring significant elevation and multiple aid stations

5-mile crushed limestone loop along the Ohio Erie Canal Towpath and Olde Muskingum Trail, starting in St. Helena Park, Historic Downtown Canal Fulton

Scenic single-track and dirt roads through secluded river valleys and high country, gentle gradients in the Rock River Canyon Wilderness, moderate non-technical

2-mile trail loop in Ross County with single track and grass, 200-foot climbs, runnable terrain, and a 24-hour solo or relay format

Point-to-point 50k on the Monon Trail, net downhill from Sheridan cornfields to downtown Indianapolis, finishing via the Cultural Trail in White River State

USATF certified 2.14-mile scenic loop around Lake Snelling with gentle 20-foot incline, aid stations every mile, and on-site changing facilities

82-mile team relay crossing scenic Missouri trails, rolling countryside, and historic landmarks

Groomed, marked singletrack in Decorah’s bluff country, with distinctive terrain through Van Peenen Memorial Park.

10.4-mile loop course through Salt Fork State Park with rugged hiking and bridle trails, rolling hills, and frequent mud crossings

Meticulously marked trail courses around Richard Bong and Vern Wolf Lake, rolling hills, and scenic lake views at Richard Bong State Recreation Area

Scenic Alum Creek State Park trails with Ohio shale cliffs, routes along the largest inland beach, and diverse natural landscapes

Scenic forest trails through rolling wooded terrain, with runnable sections, punchy climbs, and the signature Big Dam Hill.

Rolling park terrain, wooded trails, and the challenge of Big Dam Hill on a 20-mile route in Chester Woods Park

Timed 6, 12, or 24-hour runs on a 400-meter track at Rose Hill Stadium, with chip-timed laps, direction changes every 4 hours, and on-site aid station