Barn Creek Backyard Ultra

Jamestown, United States • 6 Nov 2026

Course and Format

The Barn Creek Backyard Ultra is a "Last Man Standing" race on a 4.167-mile loop course in Jamestown, Tennessee. The loop is an out-and-back route starting near Colditz Cove State Natural Area. The terrain is a mix of gravel, road, and trail, with less than 300 feet of elevation gain per loop. The course crosses Barn Creek via a bridge and primarily uses private property.

The event follows standard Backyard Ultra rules. All loops start on the hour. A runner must finish each loop within the hour to continue. The winner is the last runner to complete a loop. All other participants receive a result for the total distance covered.

Aid and Facilities

A main aid station is located next to the start corral. It provides warm food, water, drinks, and portable toilets. Runners may set up a personal tent in the start/finish area. No crew vehicles are allowed in this area during the race. For more space, reservable RV sites and water-only campsites are available nearby.

Notable Details

All runners who complete 100 miles receive a belt buckle. The event is linked to the 2026/2027 Capital Backyard Ultra in Lorton, Virginia. It is a cup-less race; a reusable speed cup is provided at packet pickup. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

100 mi
100 Miles
100 km
100k
50 km
50k
4 mi
Backyard Ultra Format
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