Relay ultramarathons in United States (Northeast)

Point-to-point route from Ellsworth to Eastport across Down East Maine, featuring demanding terrain and views of the region’s distinctive landscapes

Scenic Vermont course with 8 miles of road, 23 miles of rugged trails, over 5,000 feet of climbing, and varied landscapes through four towns.

Scenic trail courses in Canandaigua featuring 100-mile and 50-mile ultrarunning challenges

24-hour race on Blackhawk High School track with lap direction changes, hourly themes, live music performances, and relay or solo participation options

Team relay from Gore Mountain or Old Forge through the ADK Region to Saranac Brewery, featuring road and scenic segments with overnight camping option.

50 miles on the scenic Southern Baker Trail, varied terrain, fourteen-hour finish window, segment medal for finishers, unique three-part series

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

200-mile team relay from northern New Hampshire mountains to Hampton Beach, with rotating road segments, changing scenery, and a beach finish

40-mile course with seven laps of single-track trails and lakeshore at Codorus State Park

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

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

Point-to-point 46-mile route along the Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail with 7,500 feet of climbing, rugged forested terrain, and panoramic Western Pennsylvania Vv

Scenic 31-mile lake loop on mostly runnable trails, accessible terrain with moderate challenge, plentiful themed aid stations staffed by local runners

Scenic road loop circling a Finger Lake, mostly flat to rolling terrain with challenging climbs including the renowned Bopple Hill

Scenic winery course with 24 hourly 5K loops, varied terrain from hard-packed dirt to sand and mud, winding through vineyard rows and around two lakes

Historic rail trail through New Hampshire forests, autumn foliage tunnels, weathered railway remnants, and night miles steeped in lore and legend

50k course through Elk State Forest combining rail trails and dirt roads amid rugged, scenic terrain of the Pennsylvania Wilds

Largely flat 4-mile loops on the New Boston Rail Trail by the Piscataquog River and Hillsborough fairgrounds

Scenic 100k point-to-point route from Horseshoe Lake, featuring trail and road sections through state parks, lakes, and picturesque New Jersey towns