Trail ultramarathons in Vermont, United States

Steep switchbacks in lush forests, ski slopes with panoramic vistas, and expansive fields across a 5-mile loop with 810 feet of elevation change

100-mile Vermont trail race with 17,000 feet of elevation gain, rolling hills, country roads, forested trails, and southern Green Mountains scenery

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.

1-mile loops with 300 feet of gain, last man standing format honoring the 2nd Battalion 4th Marines

Rugged single track and steep climbs in Green Mountain National Forest, with summit views of Lake Dunmore and over 5000 feet of elevation gain

Scenic Chester, VT loops on single, double track, and Jeep trail; 1.8 miles with 200 feet climb per lap; six or twelve hour timed format

Challenging 50-mile course on scenic trails around Mount Ascutney, featuring rugged terrain and a welcoming, inclusive event atmosphere

Steep climbs, rocky and root-filled 10K loop on Wright’s Mountain, with fast forest descents and a mix of rugged Vermont terrain and elevation changes

Repeating scenic trail loops at Catamount, with views of Camel’s Hump and Mount Mansfield in a flexible, low-pressure ultra format.

Last-person-standing format on Mount Ascutney: hourly steep laps with 1,209 ft of climbing, broad views, and possible late-season cold, snow, and ice.

6.5-mile loop in Vermont's Green Mountains with 1200 feet of elevation gain, expansive views, and variable winter conditions

Hilly 50k route over rugged dirt roads and pavement in Vermont, 3,726 feet of elevation, unpredictable weather, and well-stocked aid stations.

Silver Towers, Ripton, Vermont, with routes into the Green Mountain National Forest and ultra distances extending to 551 miles.

Creative endurance challenge in Vermont’s mountains featuring hiking, bushwhacking, swimming, navigation, survival tasks, and team-based activities

25k loop on firm dirt trails through highland pastures and hardwood forests, maple sugar tap lines, Mount Mansfield views, Trapp Family Lodge grounds

Rugged Green Mountain foothills course with steep climbs, demanding trails, and a stripped-back ultra format from 50K to 200M.