The Cow-Themed, Adventure-Seeking Trail Running Group in Seattle
Welcome to the world of the Cowgill Trail Collective
Welcome to the world of the Cowgill Trail Collective
Trail Alsace Grand Est by UTMB includes four races that end in Obernai
Dakota Jones, Meg Mackenzie headline races across La Palma
We all should take a lesson from the “gamifying the run” approach.
Jim Walmsley is headed to the start line of the Istria 100 in Croatia. Here's who else is competing, and what you should know about this event.
To break both the men’s and women’s solo records for The Speed Project, a race from Santa Monica to Las Vegas, you need a crew as nuts as you are
What started as a Facebook page for group runs and became dinners, workshops, and a community on the East Coast.
He’s got nine decades on Earth and several 100-mile finishes in the last five years. His next goal? The 200-miler.
How these couples manage running when one of them isn’t a runner
This week, Runners for Public Lands launched a free, comprehensive online resource for event organizers to implement priorities of community building and environmental stewardship.
Qualifying event policy for Colorado’s High Lonesome 100 sparked discussion about how smaller races can push organizations like UTMB to take a more proactive stance on gender equity as the sport continues to grow.
Two ultrarunners face off to capture the fastest known time on the Arizona Trail, hoping to push one another to a new record.
A Siberian Yupik Alaskan Ultrarunner Fights For Every Breath
Virginia’s Bob Gaylord had a serious lean as he crossed the finish of the Massanutten Mountain Trail 100 with no time to spare.
Jane Herzog doesn’t want to be an inspiration. She just wants to be a runner by any means necessary.
The Barkley Marathons got weird this year. We tracked down stories from seven runners, from virgins to veterans.
Barkley wins again. For the fifth year in a row, no one could best the infamously rugged course in trail's quirkiest event.
The newly minted master’s runner shows no signs of slowing down after three straight 100-mile wins.
With his first win at 17, Owen Thornton has his heart and mind set on a future in ultrarunning.
On high school graduation day, Zach Bates asked his mom if he could run a 100-miler. Eight months later, he did.