Denali 100K

The Denali 100K is an endurance ultramarathon held along the historic Denali Highway in Alaska, starting at Alpine Creek Lodge and finishing near Cantwell. This point-to-point race covers 100 kilometers through breathtaking subalpine and wilderness terrain, with panoramic views of the Alaska Range, including Denali, North America's tallest peak. The course features a mix of gravel roads and remote stretches, requiring runners to be supported by a crew and optional pacers. Limited to 50 participants, the race offers a unique challenge amid nearly 20 hours of Arctic daylight. Finishers receive a distinctive handmade moose antler belt buckle and commemorative shirt. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.