March ultramarathons in Alabama, United States

Runnable forest loops along Lake Martin, with roots, scattered granite, and 3,000+ feet of climbing per loop.

Historic Fort McClellan 4-mile loop with rolling terrain, 300 feet of elevation gain per lap, and reminders of a storied military past

Flat, unpaved 1-mile loop through tree-lined Delano Park with less than 15 feet elevation gain per lap and variable weather conditions

Extensive single-track routes with ridge running, rocky and rooted terrain, looped climbs, and waterfall views at Double Oak Park near Birmingham, AL

51-mile point-to-point road route from Selma to Montgomery, finishing at the Alabama State Capitol along a historic civil rights corridor

Riverside trail loops along Mulberry Fork, cultural heritage of Cherokee and Creek nations, 12-hour solo or team endurance format

12-hour open course on a scenic 1-mile loop at Whitewater Ranch, winding along riverside trails beside the Mulberry Fork and nearby rapids