Winter ultramarathons in Virginia, United States

Flat rail trail with gentle inclines, sub-1500 feet elevation gain, downtown Farmville start, High Bridge crossings, generous 100k cutoff

Looped single-track trails with roots, rocks, rolling hills, short technical stretches, and fire road sections through northern Virginia

50k and 100k winter ultras on a relatively flat rail trail, with gentle inclines, low elevation gain, and two crossings of High Bridge

Certified 50K on a fast multi-loop out-and-back course, with smooth pacing rhythm and start/finish aid access each loop.

Rugged 66.6-mile Blue Ridge mountain trails, Glenwood Horse Trail start, overnight run through winter conditions

Out-and-back 50k route with flexible turnaround points, festive atmosphere, and emphasis on holiday spirit

Scenic, tree-lined trails through First Landing State Park with a mostly flat, two-loop course on hard-packed dirt, gentle hills, and wooden bridges.

Rugged 40-mile loop on forest trails and dirt roads through the Massanutten Mountains, circling scenic southern Fort Valley with historic ruins midway.

Groomed forest trails on a three-lap loop, limited course marking with self-navigation, relaxed format with route flexibility

Scenic Willis River Trail loops with stream crossings, rolling hills, and a Bear Creek extension for the 50k option

Challenging winter figure-eight course in the central Massanutten Mountains, featuring rocky terrain and two ascents of Waterfall Mountain

Challenging trails and forest scenery on a course starting and finishing near Prince William Forest Park Campground

Diverse terrain loop in Lake Anna State Park, winter conditions, forest and lakeside scenery

Multiple 5K trail loops at First Landing State Park from sunrise to sunset, solo or team relay format

Scenic double loop around Holiday Lake with mixed country roads and trails, 2,000 feet of elevation gain, and varying weather conditions

Rugged winter 71-mile counter-clockwise circuit on the Massanutten Trail, defined by long mountain terrain and an invitational atmosphere.

Winter 100-miler in Galax, Virginia, featuring repeated 10-mile loops with gravel climbs, technical trails, 15,000 feet of gain, and cold-weather conditions

Over 200 miles of coastal roads from Sandbridge Beach to Hatteras Lighthouse and back, with Outer Banks scenery and a demanding ultra-distance route