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Long summer days demand clothing that is comfortable over long distances and helps manage heat and humidity. We’ve tested a variety of options to keep you moving and performing your best when the sun shines bright, and the trails heat up.
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Public land is a crucial factor in our sport, yet it is rarely discussed. There’s a good chance you’ve recently run on public land. For almost every trail run or trail race, our sport is reliant on public land. Do we take it for granted?
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Welcome to the final Ultra Weekend Recap of July, where we have results from the White River 50 in Washington, the Burning River 100 in Ohio and the Minnesota Voyageur 50, to name a few.
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For the last weekend of July on our UltraRunning Calendar we’ve got two classic 50-milers—one in the Pacific Northwest and one in Minnesota, a technical 100k in southern Utah at high altitude and a whole lot more.
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It’s Sunday and that means we’re back with our Ultra Weekend Recap. Highlights this week include Daybreak Racing’s Wy’east Trailfest 50k in Oregon, a new course record at the High Lonesome 100 in Colorado, the 25th Cascade Crest 100 in Washington and a whole lot more.
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Heavy April rains bring muddy May trails. Shortly after the 2022 McDonald Forest 50K, Oregon State University Research Forests, owners of the land where the race course is located, asked the race directors to repair the trails. Now, over a year from its beginning, Tuesday trail work days are still going strong.