The Ultra-Trail® will be the same introductory course as 2022 incorporating a 10km out and back loop to the outskirts of Kin Kin. The course cut off has been extended by an additional 2 hours giving more athletes the chance to attempt this run.
It is still the intention to have a fully looped course and in 2024 the Ultra-Trail® 100 will see the course take the same outward course along Simpsons Road ridgeline but will then continue into the quaint township of Kin Kin before tackling the climb up into Woodrum National Park where it will rejoin the Hinterland Traverse route before heading down into Cooran.
Whatever the case the established Noosa Trail Network will form the backbone of the 100km route and with 2,438m of elevation will prove to be a solid workout for even seasoned trail and road runners.
To ensure athlete safety there will be cut off times.
Runners not making the 10.30am 1st Cut time off at Twin Hills View lookout will not be permitted to continue on the 100km course and will be redirected onto the 80km course.
Only athletes of high fitness and strength levels should consider this event in 2023. It would be expected that entrants in the 100km distance have previously completed a 50km trail run event.
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Disclaimer:
The current GPX and KML files are indicative of the routes for event day, HOWEVER, the event organiser reserves the right to change/amend the course on or before event day in response to track changes out of our control, Council or QPWS works/closures, adverse weather or any other condition that may deem it necessary to adjust the course for the safety of all participants and in order to abide by all road regulations and permit requirements. Closer to event day, you should check and upload any updated route files/maps.
As with any route, it is your responsibility when training to abide by all road regulations, any signs, closed trails, or warnings in National Parks, and to be aware when running on or near roads, of cars and other vehicles using those roads. Do not run with ear pods in when on or near roads. Some of the routes use roads, paths, tracks and trails open to public users, which include walkers, farms, local residents, vehicles, livestock etc. Other risks may include, but are not limited to, encounters with wildlife. As a user of the trails, you acknowledge and agree to extend due care and courtesy to all using these paths/trails/roads, and to carry with you appropriate gear, water and first aid.
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ENTRY FEES
| CATEGORY |
EARLY BIRD |
STANDARD |
LATE |
|
| Individual (Aged 18+) |
A$375
1 Sept – 31 Oct 2022
|
$395
1 Nov – 31 Jan 2023
|
$415 |
|
Prices are inclusive of GST but do not include a 5% transaction fee
ENTRY FEE INCLUSIONS
- Event T Shirt
- Visor or Headskinz
- Race number with timing device
- Gear ID bag tag
- “Happy Spouse Happy House” coffee voucher
- 5 Aid Stations on course (water, electrolytes, nutrition, fruit, toilets, first aid)
- Optional Bag Drop Service to Checkpoint 2 and Checkpoint 4
- Post event recovery area at finish line
- Finishers Medal
ATHLETE CHECK IN / REGISTRATION
| CATEGORY |
LOCATION |
DATE |
TIME |
| Individual |
Noosa Marina, 2 Parkyn Court, Tewantin |
Thursday 23 March
Friday 24 March
|
9am – 5pm
9am – 7pm
|
WHAT TO BRING
- Identification
- Mandatory Gear
- Optional Drop Bags
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| SATURDAY 25 MARCH |
ROUTE |
TIME |
Shuttle Bus
(30 min one way trip) |
Noosa Heads to Read Park, Tewantin |
First Bus Departs 4.30am |
|
Tewantin State School to Noosa Heads |
Last Bus Departs 11pm |
Noosa Ferry
(30 minute one way trip) |
Noosa Heads to Noosa Marina (1.5km from Start) |
First Ferry Departs 5.30am |
|
Noosa Marina to Noosa Heads |
Last Ferry departs 5.15pm |
Shuttle Bus – $10 per person return, pre booked online. Noosa Ferry – $10 per person return, pre booked online.
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