Falling Water Ultras

New River Gorge National Park & Preserve, United States • 26 Apr 2025

Falling Water Ultras is an exciting ultra-running event set in the stunning New River Gorge National Park, West Virginia. Participants can choose from various race formats, including a solo 100K, a 50K, and relay options for teams of two or four. The course features four 15.5-mile loops with significant elevation changes, scenic views, and multiple creek crossings.

Runners will enjoy well-stocked aid stations and the opportunity to camp at the Start/Finish area. The event promotes community spirit and supports Adventure Appalachia, a non-profit focused on providing outdoor adventure experiences. Custom awards and t-shirts are included for participants. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

100 km
2400 m+
100k
100 km
2400 m+
100k 2 Person Relay
100 km
2400 m+
100k 4 Person Relay
50 km
2400 m+
50k
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