In Ireland, my resources are IMRA – the Irish Mountain Running Association http://www.imra.ie/. Probably my most valuable discovery while here. Its a cool organization with weekly races, great people and loads of information.
susan grant
from New jersey- home of the new jersey trail series, watchung winter ultra, turkey swamp 50 k, mountain madness 50k, mahlon mayhem 100k , and new jersey 100!!!! (2nd year) and others
love to enter to win the moeben sleeves, north face jacket or saucony mittens….
your contests are the best
susan grant
Paul butler
In the bay area we have a very good park system. They have great map systems in the parks. Also usatf run mapper I will look at for some info also.
Thanks, Mer, and thanks for the email. I'm swamped at the moment, so it'll be a while before I can consider and respond.
Frank
Thank you for having such a GREAT website for the ultra running community. I have found tons of helpful information as I continue training for the buffalo run. With the information i have found and put into place iRunFar but with a little time and solid training iRunFarther. Thanks.
Will
Great site! Great content!
maggiekakyuz
Hey there, Bryon!
I am an endurance runner, married with for children, who, believe it or not, has a bit of time to kill, and I'm looking for an adventure to kick off the season The Zion 100 in Southern Utah is happening April 4th and 5th and I'm doing it! This place is so incredible that I'd like to get the word out so you might contemplate doing it too! I'd also love feedback!
With a good running base, you have plenty of time to work out logistics, stuff those drop bags and pack your things for an epic adventure.
You'll run adjacent to the amazing Zion National Park, climbing onto five mesas with stunning views of the southern Utah desert. Finishers receive handcrafted belt buckles made from materials gathered on the course.
100 miles too long? Then go for the 50k or 100k. What's free?…pizza, group camping and river floats for runners. And be sure to save some time to tour the area and visit the Narrows.
Whether your first 100 or just looking for a last-minute adventure (like I am), I highly recommend the Z100 with about 12,000' of elevation gain. If not, keep it in mind for next year!! Visit  ;http://ultra-adventures.com/ for information. Registration closes April 1, 11:59PM
I would love any tips or suggestions for running 100 miles or what to put in my drop bags that I haven't thought of already! Thanks… and hope to see you out there!"
In Ireland, my resources are IMRA – the Irish Mountain Running Association http://www.imra.ie/. Probably my most valuable discovery while here. Its a cool organization with weekly races, great people and loads of information.
from New jersey- home of the new jersey trail series, watchung winter ultra, turkey swamp 50 k, mountain madness 50k, mahlon mayhem 100k , and new jersey 100!!!! (2nd year) and others
love to enter to win the moeben sleeves, north face jacket or saucony mittens….
your contests are the best
susan grant
In the bay area we have a very good park system. They have great map systems in the parks. Also usatf run mapper I will look at for some info also.
i freakin' LOVE that photo :>
Thanks, Mer, and thanks for the email. I'm swamped at the moment, so it'll be a while before I can consider and respond.
Thank you for having such a GREAT website for the ultra running community. I have found tons of helpful information as I continue training for the buffalo run. With the information i have found and put into place iRunFar but with a little time and solid training iRunFarther. Thanks.
Great site! Great content!
Hey there, Bryon!
I am an endurance runner, married with for children, who, believe it or not, has a bit of time to kill, and I'm looking for an adventure to kick off the season The Zion 100 in Southern Utah is happening April 4th and 5th and I'm doing it! This place is so incredible that I'd like to get the word out so you might contemplate doing it too! I'd also love feedback!
With a good running base, you have plenty of time to work out logistics, stuff those drop bags and pack your things for an epic adventure.
You'll run adjacent to the amazing Zion National Park, climbing onto five mesas with stunning views of the southern Utah desert. Finishers receive handcrafted belt buckles made from materials gathered on the course.
100 miles too long? Then go for the 50k or 100k. What's free?…pizza, group camping and river floats for runners. And be sure to save some time to tour the area and visit the Narrows.
Whether your first 100 or just looking for a last-minute adventure (like I am), I highly recommend the Z100 with about 12,000' of elevation gain. If not, keep it in mind for next year!! Visit  ;http://ultra-adventures.com/ for information. Registration closes April 1, 11:59PM
I would love any tips or suggestions for running 100 miles or what to put in my drop bags that I haven't thought of already! Thanks… and hope to see you out there!"