Great Glen Ultra Marathon 2021

Great Glen Ultra Marathon will start at 1am on the 4th July 2021 from Kilmallie Hall in Corpach.
The 71 mile route follows the Great Glen Way between Fort William and Inverness with stunning high level views of Loch Ness and surrounding mountains and hills and what better way to finish any race with a lap of the 400m track at Inverness Leisure Centre. If you are up for the challenge of 22hrs time limited, 8.500ft of climbing and great day out.... See you on the start line in July!

​Glen Ogle 33 Ultra Marathon  6th November 2021

The Glen Ogle 33 Ultra Marathon is the perfect end of year race for ultra runners, whether you’re a newcomer to the distance or are a seasoned (jaded) veteran. The race starts and finishes in Killin and takes in the famous Glen Ogle viaduct. The race itself is somewhere between 31 and 33 miles long depending on numerous factors. One year, with your help and a tail wind, we’re sure we’ll hit that magic 33 mile mark. Who knows, it might even be this year

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​Glenmore 24 Trail Race  3rd-5th September 2021

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The Glenmore 24 is Scotland’s 24 Hour Trail Race. Taking place in Glenmore Forest outside Aviemore, runners must see how many laps of the four mile trail they can complete in 24 hours. There’s also a 12 hour race option available.
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This is a perfect event for ultra newbies to those wise long in the tooth runners who've seen it all and done it all! Whether you want to come along and see how many miles you can cover in 12 or 24 hours, or whether you have a set distance in mind, this is the event for you.

 Glen Lyon Ultra Marathon & Trail Race (Planned 5-6th June 2021)

The Glen Lyon Ultra is an ultra marathon held each year in the Perthshire hills. It is one of a series of ultra marathon races in Scotland that is organised by the team at Rocket Events. With a loop of Glen Lyon Reservoir before a sharp climb up and over into Glen Lochay where route takes you deep into the glen before returning and climb back over to Glen Lyon with the stunning views down to the finish area. Glen Lyon and Glen Lochay are remote glens where the weather can be very unpredictable with temperatures can vary form -2 to +23 in the months of April/May/June (depending on lambing season) which makes the river cross chilly or welcoming.