Let the tradition continue. The Jack Bristol Lake Waramaug Ultra Races are the oldest ultras in Connecticut and many other places. It is the oldest 100K in the United States. Come join for the fun and celebration of another banner year.
The course is rolling loops but primarily flat on paved roads around scenic Lake Waramaug. Most people PR on this course. The start is near the intersection of Lake Waramaug Road and Anderson Acres Road in Kent, CT. There is a clockwise 2.2 mile out and then counter-clockwise back at the beginning of the race for all runners. The 50K runners will then do three 7.6 mile laps (counter-clockwise) around the lake followed by a 1.9 mile out and back to the finish at the State Park. The 50 mile runners will complete six laps around the lake and finish at the State Park. The 100K runners will do seven laps around the lake followed by a 2.3 mile out and back to finish at the State Park.
The 50K has 12 hours and the 50M and 100K have 13 hours time limits. However, depending on the time you start the last loop and how dark it is, rain, etc., we may let you continue. We consider all factors, the utmost being your safety and realistic probable finish time. Regardless, that decision is the sole discretion of the RD, Timer or race officials. We try to have everyone finish.
In addition to all manner of fun running around the lake all day (and night) with many new and old friends, your entry covers a hi-tech t-shirt, a medal for the 50K and 50 M race finishers, a buckle for the 100K finishers, as well as post race food. Mount to Coast will also provide a special medal to all finishers.
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