Blue Ridge Ultra

Blue Ridge Ultra
Date Oct 2025 (TBD)
Distance 15k, 50k, Ultra, 30k
Course Type Trail

Race Information

Brought to you by the Fannin County Chamber of Commerce and the City of Blue Ridge, Georgia, the Blue Ridge Ultra is not just a race; it is an unforgettable event! The race features the best part of the season, a beautiful location, music, and a hot meal.

The Blue Ridge Ultra is a 50K loop trail race that is deep within the beautiful Chattahoochee National Forest of the North Georgia Mountains. It consists of 16 miles of the Benton MacKaye trail, 6 miles of hidden trails, and 9 miles of Forest Service roads with over 6,000 feet of elevation change. You will experience tough, and sometimes technical spots, single track trails, jumping over logs, creek crossings, steep ascents, and even steeper descents all while enjoying the leaves changing colors.

Start and finish at the historic Shallowford iron bridge spanning the Toccoa River. This race will challenge the most experienced racer and provide a memorable experience for those looking to complete a trail run in the mountains of Blue Ridge. Using the same trails, there are 30K and 15K options.

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Related Events

Did you know that this race is part of a series of runs? If you like this race you may want to run one of the following AR Georgia events.

Fort Yargo Ultra May (TBD), 2025 Trail Trail 50k Ultra 25k
Trail
Blue Ridge Ultra Oct (TBD), 2025 Trail Trail 15k 50k Ultra 30k
Trail

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