Old Dominion

JUN
5
2027
A 100 mile loop near Fort Valley, VA, through the Massanutten Mountains with 14 climbs, 14,000 feet of gain, a 24 hour cutoff for the silver buckle, and a 28 hour finish limit.
Sat 5 Jun 2027
100 miles

Always double-check with the organizer's website! This page may contain affiliate links.

Old Dominion

The Old Dominion is a 100 mile endurance run scheduled for June 5, 2027, centered at the Shenandoah County Fairgrounds in Fort Valley, Virginia. The course is a measured loop that passes through the Massanutten Mountains, the Shenandoah River Valley, and Fort Valley. It includes 14 significant climbs and about 14,000 feet of total elevation gain.

The route covers a mix of surfaces: pavement, gravel roads, single track trails, ATV trails, logging roads, rocks, streams, mud and some additional gravel. The event is not solely a trail race; the planned route requires runners to handle both road and trail terrain in a single outing. The course is described as a fair test of endurance for those attempting 100 miles in one day.

Time limits are defined: a 24 hour cutoff is set to earn the silver buckle and a 28 hour limit applies to finish. The Old Dominion is part of the Grand Slam of Ultrarunning series. Registration for the event opens on November 28, 2026. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Events nearby

A minimally marked 40.3 mile loop through the Massanutten Mountains that passes historic furnace ruins about halfway. The course has three aid stations, 6500 feet of climbing, and requires self navigation and self support.
A supported point to point mountain training run of 32 miles that follows much of the first third of the MMT 100, with two aid stations, required car shuttle, limited club support, and recommended GPX and turnsheet navigation.
A 30.3 mile training run along the middle third of the MMT from Signal Knob to Camp Roosevelt with two aid stations and limited entry.
The Elizabeth Furnace 50 km is a technical mountain trail race in the Massanutten range covering 30.5 miles and about 6,400 feet of ascent. Aid is limited with staffed stations near 10 and 22 miles so runners must carry personal supplies.
Add Event
Help us complete the calendar!
  • Distance is at least 5 km
  • Event has a website or Facebook page
Website
Optional: Please provide your e-mail address if we may contact you.
Report a change
We will only update the data if the information is also on the website.