Spring 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

Mostly singletrack 50K through Oak Mountain State Park, with varied terrain, two climbs up Double Oak Mountain, and views of Peavine Falls.

Scenic point-to-point-and-back on paved Chief Ladiga and Silver Comet trails, through wetlands, forests and farmland with mountain views.

Soft crushed gravel and dirt roads through Wheeler Wildlife Refuge, featuring birdwatching, wildflower spots, and multiple-loop endurance formats

Rolling Pinhoti Trail terrain with lake views, creekside miles and small water crossings from Coleman Lake Campground

Timed 6-hour and 12-hour ultrarunning event along the Chattahoochee River with on-course support and a dedicated aid station

32-mile beach route from Fort Morgan to Flora-Bama on soft sands, driftwood-strewn stretches, two bridge crossings, and lively resort segments

Flat, looped all-weather track at Milton Frank Stadium, with a controlled setting for steady pacing and long day-to-night efforts.