Speyside Way Ultras

Buckie, United Kingdom • 15 Aug 2026

Event overview

The Speyside Way Ultras is scheduled for 15 August 2026. The event offers two race distances and is open to entrants aged over 18. The 100 km option was added in 2021; the original 50 km race first took place in April 1994. Cutoffs are 18 hours for the 100 km and 10 hours for the 50 km. Entry limits and prices are published: the 100 km has a limit of 50 entries at a fee of £80, and the 50 km has a limit of 250 entries at a fee of £60.

Routes, entries and support

  • 50 km - Tamdhu Distillery to Buckie along the Speyside Way.
  • 100 km - Aviemore to Buckie following the Speyside Way and joining the 50 km route at Tamdhu.

The 50 km route follows the Speyside Way through whisky country towns, includes a climb at Ben Aigen, sections of road running, and finishes on a coastal path into Buckie town centre. The 100 km route adds a mountainous section from Aviemore to Tamdhu before following the 50 km course. GPX files and an official race handbook are provided to competitors in advance. Volunteers are used for marshalling, catering, and other event roles; volunteer incentives include event provisions and a hi-viz vest. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

100 km
Speyside Way 100km Route
50 km
Speyside Way 50km Route
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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