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Highland Kings

Glencoe, United Kingdom • 25-29 Apr 2025

Highland Kings is a luxury ultra marathon set in Scotland’s rugged and scenic Highlands, specifically along the west coast near Glencoe. The event spans three days, covering distances of 40, 60, or 100 miles, with the full 100-mile race called the Highland Kings. Participants enjoy a premium experience with luxury accommodations, gourmet food, and comprehensive support, including medical aid, physiotherapy, and route support from expert endurance athletes. The race combines challenging terrain with breathtaking scenery, offering a unique blend of endurance, adventure, and comfort. It aims to provide an immersive wilderness experience with a focus on luxury, support, and personal achievement. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom Scotland Glencoe

Race information

UTMB 50K
100 mi
100 Miles
60 mi
60 Miles
40 mi
40 Miles
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