Fife Pilgrim Way Ultra Marathon

North Queensferry, United Kingdom • 2 May 2026

Fife Pilgrim Way Ultra Marathon

The Fife Pilgrim Way Ultra Marathon is a fully marked 90K race held on 2 May 2026 that follows historic pilgrimage routes across coastal and inland towns in Fife. The route links North Queensferry, where registration and the start are based, to St Andrews Cathedral at the finish. The event is listed in the UTMB Index 100K category.

The course passes through towns such as Dunfermline, Lochore, Markinch, and Ceres and records about 1,200 m of elevation gain. The advertised age limit is 20 years and over, with a 15 hour time limit for the ultra. Field size is limited to 150 runners.

Entry fees are tiered: £120 (VIP list), £135 (standard), and £150 in the final seven days before the event. Offer details note GPS tracking for competitors and a shuttle bus to return runners to the start. Finishers receive medals and T-shirts, and some aid stations provide hot food. The event supports a local Fife charity and includes an optional £5 donation per runner.

Entries are open and the race is organised by Blast Running. The event includes UTMB Index classification and practical services such as tracking and post-race transport. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

UTMB 100K
90 km
Ultra
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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