The No Business Hundred is a single loop 100 miler on some of the most rugged and scenic trails in Kentucky and Tennessee. The race reverses the direction of the course each year with odd years being run clockwise and even years run counter clockwise from Blue Heron, an abandoned coal mining town.

Along the way participants will pass through towering sandstone arches & rockhouses, gaze upon spectacular overlooks & waterfalls, and visit abandoned farms and homesteads including the No Business settlement. This epic journey is an adventure through some of the most scenic and wild areas in the region.

With just over 14,000 feet of elevation gain, the No Business Hundred may appear at first glance to be a walk in the park but make no mistake, the technical terrain and remote setting present a challenge that make it a unique hundred mile course.

The run around Mount Hood is one of the best runs in the area. You get great views of Mount Hood, and of the surrounding territory including Cascade volcanoes such as Mount Saint Helens, Mount Rainier, Mount Adams, Mount Jefferson, and the Three Sisters. You can see the Coast Range to the west. You can see Portland and the Willamette River. You can see the Columbia River. You can see the desert to the east.

The poster features the glacial fields to give shape to Mt Hood.

The Superior Fall Trail Race 100MI is run point-to-point on rugged, rooty, rocky, 95% single-track trail with near constant climbs and descents. The race is held on the Superior Hiking Trail in the Sawtooth Mountains paralleling Lake Superior in Northern Minnesota / not far from the Canadian border. The Superior Fall Trail Races are very difficult / challenging races and are probably not a good choice for your first trail or ultra race.

Map features include: Route, Elevation profile, Start/Finish, Aid stations, Lake Superior shoreline.

A portion of each sale will be donated to the “Superior Hiking Trail Association.”

Experience the unique challenge of running on North Dakota’s awe inspiring MAAH DAAH HEY TRAIL. This event will give every participant an experience they will remember for the rest of their lives. The North Dakota Badlands provide a truly stunning backdrop for one of North America’s most challenging and rewarding stretches of continuous single trail.

The Grand Canyon Rim-to-Rim-to-Rim hike “R2R2R” is an amazing 48.3 mile trek (our consistent GPS readings), with an elevation change of 20,000 feet, and a potential temperature change of 70 +degrees. Warning – regular hiking tips don’t cut it in the GC. You need to do special training, understand the perils of canyoneering, and take exactly the right gear or you might die.

The Marquette Trail 50 is a right of passage for ultrarunners in the state of Michigan. Relentless rocks and roots combined with hand over fist scrambling up four peaks with amazing views of Lake Superior. If you are an ultrarunner, Marquette Trail 50 should be on you list.

The 50 mile race runs the same route as the 50K, but runs the big northern loop (20 miles) a second time in reverse. The second big loop is an awesome opportunity to high five fellow runners going the other way.