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Born to Run Ultra Marathon

Los Olivos, United States • 16 May 2026

Born To Run Ultra Marathon - 2026

The Born To Run Ultra Marathon is scheduled for May 16, 2026 in Los Olivos CA. The event is presented as part of a series of trail running events produced on the California Central Coast.

The event offers multiple distance choices and multi-day formats. Registration for the 2026 event opens on December 1, 2025. The listing identifies the event under the organizer's calendar of trail races and related activities.

Distances and formats offered:

  • 10 mile
  • 20 mile
  • 30 mile
  • 100 mile
  • 3 Day
  • 4 Day

The description focuses on race options and timing for registration. Location is given as Los Olivos CA and the date is May 16, 2026. No additional logistical details, start or finish times, or course descriptions are provided in the available information. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States California Los Olivos

Race information

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100 mi
100 Mile
30 mi
30 Mile
20 mi
20 Mile
10 mi
10 Mile
4 Day
3 Day
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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