Queeny Backyard Ultra

St. Louis, United States • 6 Mar 2026

Queeny Backyard Ultra

The Queeny Backyard Ultra will take place at Queeny Park in St. Louis, Missouri. The event is organized by Terrain Trail Runners - STL. The race format is "Last Person Standing".

Participants can earn Challenge Coins based on the number of loops completed. Completing 12-18 loops (50-75 miles) earns a Bronze Challenge Coin. Completing 19-23 loops (79-96 miles) earns a Silver Challenge Coin. Completing 24 or more loops (100+ miles) earns a Gold Challenge Coin.

Overall finisher awards will be presented to the highest-ranking participants in Non-Binary, Female, and Male divisions. All other runners may receive a Challenge Coin based on mileage completed. The winner of the 2026 event will receive a Silver Ticket to the "World Team Competition" at Big's.

Registration includes race swag, weekend camping, free photo downloads, and a post-race beer. The event is partnered with the Trail Mix Fund, which pays registration fees for eligible runners to improve diversity in trail racing. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

Backyard Ultra (last Person Standing)
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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