Ochil Ultra

Bridge of Allan, United Kingdom • 25-26 Sep 2026

Ochil Ultra

The Ochil Ultra is a trail-running event on the Ochil Hills offering long and short ultra distances and a separate 100-mile event in 2026. The 2026 programme includes the ninth running of the Ochil Ultra (30 and 50 miles) and the fourth Ochil 100, scheduled for 26 September 2026.

Routes run end to end across the Ochils and use the Core Path Network. Key features include:

  • 50 miles: Stirling to Perth, solo or as a team relay
  • 30 miles: Auchterarder to Perth
  • 100 miles: Perth to Stirling and back, limited entry with qualification

The event is a marked and marshalled trail with chip timing and GPS tracking. Water is provided at checkpoints and drop bags are conveyed to checkpoints at approximately ten mile intervals. All finishers receive a medal and there are prizes for top finishers by category. Finish-area services include refreshments, toilets, sports massage and professional photography. Photos from previous years are made available.

Organisers state generous cut-offs but reserve the right to retire runners for safety and to direct late runners onto a diversion route that avoids the final hill. The Ochil 100 requires prior completion of a 50-mile or longer ultra within twelve hours and expects entrants to have a support crew. Compulsory kit includes a head torch, whistle, mobile phone, emergency blanket, emergency food and drink, and the issued GPS tracker. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

100 mi
Ochil 100
50 mi
50 Mile Relay
50 mi
Long Ultra
30 mi
Short Ultra
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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A guided social 8 km trail run from Milngavie Train Station on 23 July 2026 that follows parts of the Clyde Coastal Path and the West Highland Way. A qualified insured guide leads a managed group and trail shoes are required.

A hill race on 25 July 2026 as part of the Falkland Gala. The course covers just under 6 miles with over 400 m of ascent across paths, fields and hillside, is well marshalled, and requires mandatory kit and personal hydration.

A multi-terrain trail race in Rouken Glen Country Park featuring roughly 8 km run as two 4 km laps, varied surfaces and limited to 100 entrants. Manual timing, prizes for winners and an emailed race brief for competitors.

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