HOW FAR CAN
YOU GO?
There’s only one way to find out.
Join She Runs Ultras for a timed trail race
in Dublin, New Hampshire.
Choose 3, 6, 9, or 12 hours and see where the trail takes you.
Pick Your Time. Find Your Distance.
Most races give you a distance to finish.
This one gives you time to explore what you can do.
Choose 3, 6, 9, or 12 hours on a 4.5-mile trail loop through wide, grassy paths and uphill singletrack in the New Hampshire woods.
Run. Walk. Take a break. Each loop brings you back to the start, where you can refuel, regroup, and decide whether you’re heading back out for another.
Maybe this is your first trail race. Maybe you’re ready to go farther than you ever have.
Maybe you’re curious what happens when you give yourself a whole day for something like this.
You don’t need an ultra on your résumé to belong here. This format is perfect for beginners and those wanting to test their limits.
Why am I putting on a race?
Because I want more women to try this stuff!
Over the years, I’ve talked to so many women who are interested in running trails or doing an ultra, but keep wondering whether they’re ready.
Am I fast enough? Do I have enough experience? Does it count if I walk a bunch of it?
I wanted to create an opportunity for you to show up and give it a shot.
The loop format means you don’t have to commit to a specific distance months before race day. You pick your time, train for it, and see how far you can go.
You’ll come back through the same spot every 4.5 miles. You can get food, adjust your gear, see a familiar face, and head back out.
And yes, walking counts!
I’m putting a lot of thought into the course, the volunteers, the communication - all the things that help you feel comfortable showing up to something you’ve never done before.
You’ll still have to do the work. But you’ll have people in your corner while you do it.
Can’t wait to see you there!
Meghan