Vermont 50 Ultra Run

Brownsville, United States • 28 Sep 2025

The Vermont 50 Ultra Run is an annual endurance event held at Ascutney Outdoors in West Windsor, Vermont, typically on the last weekend of September. Established in 1993, it features a challenging and scenic course through Vermont's landscape. The event offers multiple race options including a 50-mile ultra run, a 50K run, and a 50-mile 2-3 person team relay run.

It is family-friendly, with additional activities such as kids' fun runs and bike rides. The race supports Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports, benefiting individuals with disabilities. The event is well-known for its community atmosphere and diverse race formats, attracting mountain bikers and ultra runners alike. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

50 mi
50 Mile Ultra Run
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