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Tsali Ultra

Graham County, United States • 18 Jan 2025

The Tsali Ultra is an annual running event held in Almond, North Carolina, featuring three race distances: 50K, 30K, and 8K. Celebrating its 14th year, the event showcases the stunning Tsali Trail System within the Nantahala National Forest, offering participants breathtaking views of Fontana Lake and the Great Smoky Mountains. Known for its well-groomed trails and supportive atmosphere, the Tsali Ultra attracts runners of all skill levels. The event includes post-race festivities and unique finisher awards, with a focus on sustainability as it is a cupless race. Registration typically sells out quickly, highlighting its popularity among the running community. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States North Carolina Graham County

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50 km
50K
30 km
30K
8 km
8K
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