MTC Beithir

Kingussie, United Kingdom • 3 Jun 2027

The MTC BEITHIR is a challenging 39-mile ultra marathon held in Scotland, running from Kingussie to Inverness. It forms Day 6 of the nine-day MTC SCOTIA, an end-to-end series covering 366 miles across Scotland. The race features a demanding course with 2,256 feet of ascent and 2,978 feet of descent, requiring competitors to maintain a minimum pace of 4 mph.

Limited to 40 participants, including SCOTIA runners, the event offers bespoke medals and trophies for finishers. The route includes multiple checkpoints with refreshments and requires mandatory safety gear. The race celebrates Scottish myths, with "Beithir" referring to a legendary deadly serpent from local folklore. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

39 mi
2256 m+
Mtc Beithir 39 Miles
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