Great Hill Ultra - Middlesex, NY

Middlesex, United States • 12 Jul 2025

The Great Hill Ultra is a challenging 62-mile trail race set in the scenic Finger Lakes region near Naples, NY. The course features diverse terrain including hills, valleys, swamplands, and gully rim trails, offering exceptional views throughout. Runners experience a unique route that passes through charming downtown Naples and finishes in the West River Valley beneath the Great Hill, a site sacred to the Haudenoshonee people. This community-supported event highlights favorite local trails and provides a demanding yet rewarding ultra running experience. Note that the Great Hill Ultra is cancelled for 2025, with plans for a half and full marathon in the same area. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

62 mi
62 Miles
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