RANGER ULTRAS – ultra races & expedition challenges

RANGER ULTRAS TRAIL RUNNING MISSION

Ranger Ultras offers welcoming events which celebrate the achievement of all participants, through diligently planned, original concept races over a selection of distances and varied, iconic routes from 18km morning runs to 270km multi-day challenges. With generous timings to suit walk-jog participants throughout. Our evolution and core values have been guided by what trail runners tell us they like and value the most. Hence, you’ll not find marching bands and overhead gantries at our events. With Ranger Ultras you are assured of great trail days with the best combination of value and financial accessibility. Whether you are a trail newbie or seasoned runner, in Ranger Ultras you have a vibrant home to enjoy your trail running sport.

PB270 TRAIL CHALLENGE

Multi-day trail running as it should be: Financially accessible, super on course facilities, sustainable participant numbers, uncrowded trails and a all-inclusive quality finish venue with beds. The PB270 is an expedition style adventure on the Pennine Bridleway National Trail. All the way from Middleton Top in the south Peak District to it’s northern extent in Kirkby Stephen. We’ve given generous time allowances to make the race a sporting opportunity for trail runners of all abilities, from slow & steady to those keen to step onto the podium. We’ve got indoor checkpoints offering hot food, some with bunkbeds, some with sleeping space and on-course safety team. Within the race infrastructure, we’re also keen that you enjoy developing your personal race strategy, have a superb adventure and sense of connection to the wonderfully diverse landscapes along this national trail

PB137 TRAIL CHALLENGE

The Pennine Bridleway PB137 Trail Challenge. Trail running through big-sky scenery on well defined National Trail with runnable surfaces. Generous timings making this an achievable challenge for walk-jog participants. Great indoor venues, on course safety team and an all-inclusive finish venue with beds. The race clock is always ticking, so you need to manage your race pace and strategy to complete all 137km within 50 hours.