Resurrection Pass Ultras

The Resurrection Pass Ultras is an Alaskan ultramarathon featuring two self-supported trail races: a 100-mile and a 50-mile event. Both races traverse the historic Resurrection Pass Trail, which was originally used by gold miners. The trail is now recognized as a National Recreation Trail and is maintained by the US Forest Service.

The event emphasizes a low-key atmosphere, encouraging participants to embrace the challenge of running through the scenic Alaskan wilderness. The races typically take place in late July, attracting runners from various backgrounds to test their endurance and enjoy the natural beauty of the region. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.