Bubba's Backyard Ultra

Center Conway, United States • 4 Oct 2025

Event overview

Bubba's Backyard Ultra takes place on Saturday, Oct 4, 2025 in Center Conway, New Hampshire. The event is hosted at 564 Stark Rd, Center Conway, NH 03813. This is the seventh edition and features the Last Person Standing format plus an XC Beer Mile as a separate event. Registration for the main event is reported as full. Camping is available the night before. Food and drinks will be available during the event. Prizes will be awarded throughout the event, and the format produces a single official finisher.

Course and format

The course is a 3.5-mile loop made up mostly of forest singletrack with short sections of snowmobile trail, fields, and logging roads. Each lap includes approximately 250 feet of elevation gain. In the Last Person Standing format, each participant must complete the loop within one hour and be present in the starting area before the next lap begins. The event ends when only one participant remains in the starting area and then completes their final lap. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

4 mi
3.5-Mile Loop
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