Trail Terrier Ultra Around Hamilton

Flamborough, Canada • 30 May 2026

Event Details

The Trail Terrier Ultra Around Hamilton (TTUAH) is an ultra-running event that takes place on May 30, 2026, starting in Carlisle, Ontario. The address is 1345 Centre Road, Carlisle. The event circumnavigates the City of Hamilton, covering a distance of 100 miles.

Event Format

Participants have two options to complete the 100-mile route. The first option is to run the entire distance continuously within a 40-hour window. The second option allows participants to complete the distance over multiple stages during the entire month of June.

Rewards

All participants who complete the 100-mile distance receive a belt buckle. Those who finish the continuous run within 40 hours receive a Gold buckle. Those who complete the distance over multiple stages in June receive a Pewter buckle.

Additional Information

The 2026 route will be run clockwise. A route map and a road book with updates are provided for participants. Registration for the 100-mile event has a fee and a limited number of spots available. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

100 mi
100 Mile
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