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NOV 21

White River Marathon

Cotter, AR
Everyone loves finishing in the park! White River Marathon, Half Marathon & 5K Boston QualifierShoe Recycling Drive - bring your old shoes to us!Flat Course along the White River!Registration is limited to 750 participants - sells out!Family & Runner friendly atmosphere!Pasta Dinner is back!   Schedule: Nov 21 | Friday: 5:30 - 7:30pm Packet Pickup & Pasta Dinner at Cotter Schools   Nov. 22 | Saturday | 5:30 am - 6:40 am Packet Pickup at Cotter Schools   Nov. 22 | Saturday | 7:00 am  All race start   Nov. 22 | Saturday | 2:00 pm Race cut-off time (all distances)
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DEC 5

Jacob Wells 3 Bridges Marathon

Little Rock, AR
Jacob Wells 3 Bridges Marathon
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DEC 5

LOViT Marathon

Mount Ida, AR
Marathon or half-marathon on the beautiful Lake Ouachita Vista Trail in Mt. Ida, Arkansas. LOVit Marathon is part of the AURA Ultra Trail Series (UTS Lite).    The race begins at ADA Trailhead, located on Trails End Lane in Mt. Ida. Take the first left turn off of Shangri La Drive.
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JAN 9

Athens Big Fork Trail Marathon & 17 Mile Fun Run

Mena, AR
RACE INFORMATION Sixteen mountain climbs. One unforgettable finish.   Welcome to the 28th annual Athens Big Fork Trail Marathon and 17 Mile Blaylock Creek Fun Run. Both events follow an out-and-back, well-marked course beginning and ending at the Big Fork Community Center and using the Athens Big Fork Trail. Full marathon runners will climb eight mountains twice for a total of SIXTEEN mountain climbs and approximately 7,000 feet of cumulative gain. Whether this is your first ABF or you’re returning for your twentieth, we can’t wait to welcome you to one of Arkansas’ most challenging and rewarding trail races. A New Chapter for ABF For decades, the Athens Big Fork Trail Marathon has been a donation-only event thanks to the generosity of our runners, volunteers, sponsors and the Arkansas Ultra Running Association. We are incredibly thankful for the support that has allowed this race to thrive for so many years. Beginning with the 2027 race, ABF will transition to a traditional regist
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MAR 13

Natural State Backyard Ultra (High School Ultramarathon National Championship & Open Division)

North Little Rock, AR
Join us for the second annual Natural State Backyard Ultra which is the location for the High School Ultramarathon National Championship hosted by Epopeo in North Little Rock, Arkansas on March 14-15. Compete with other high school endurance athletes from around the country for the opportunity to be the High School Ultramarathon National Champion. The Backyard Ultra format (see description below) used for this event allows any level of runner the opportunity to compete whether they have competed in ultras in the past. To compete in the High School Division, the participant must not have graduated earlier than 2026. There is a separate Open Division for all adults and runners not classified in the High School Division. Place: 1 Soccer Avenue, North Little Rock, AR 72118 Burns Park Field 3 Parking Lot https://maps.app.goo.gl/EJaPWrt4KbDz17GC7 Description: Racer Check-In and Start Racers check in: Saturday, March 14, 2026, 6:00-7:30 a.m. The check-in and start are located at the starting tent at the address above. The race will begin at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday, March 14, 2026. Backyard Ultra Format: A backyard ultra is a type of ultramarathon where runners complete a short, 4.167-mile loop every hour, with the race ending when only one participant remains to finish a lap, essentially making it a "last one standing" competition; the winner is the runner who completes the most loops before all others drop out, with no predetermined finish distance or time limit, making it a grueling test of mental and physical endurance. Official Rules: Starts Each 4.167-mile loop starts precisely 1 hour after the last Warnings will be given 3, 2, and 1 minutes before the start of each loop All participants must be in the starting corral and start at the bell (no late starts) Corral location stays the same throughout the race Loops Except for restrooms, competitors may not leave the course until each loop is completed No non-competitors on the course (including eliminated runners and crew) No personal aid during a loop (each runner must be self sufficient while on the loop) Each loop must be completed within an hour to be counted (including the final lap) No artificial aids (including trekking poles) Slower runners must allow passes Winner/Results The winner is the last person to complete a loop (in each division) All others are technically DNF Results of each runner in terms of distance covered are to be given If no runner can complete one more loop than anyone else, there is no winner Aid & Refreshment Stations: There will be food and drink provided (bring your own cup) Public bathrooms and water are available near the starting tent Basic first aid supplies will be available at the starting tent Supplies: Runners are allowed to return to cars or personal tents between each loop Runners have the option to bring a support crew but support can only be provided after each loop Safety: Volunteers will be posted a road crossings for safety A police officer will be present past 9:00 pm A medic will be present at the starting area for the duration of the race for any medical-related needs Course Description: The course is an easy, wooded, flat 4.167-mile loop with an elevation of only 168’. The terrain is mostly packed dirt with only a few rocky sections and less than ½ mile of pavement. The trail can become very muddy during the wet season and after rainstorms. The trail is well-marked with blue & white tape and blue flags. Awards: High School Men's Champion, High School Women's Champion, Open Division Men's Champion, Open Division Women's Champion Recognition will be given to any participant who finishes 7 laps, officially running an ultramarathon distance After each runner's final lap they will receive an award with their total covered distance in laps Refunds and Inclement Weather Policy: No Refunds No Inclement Weather Policy. Race will be held regardless of temperature or precipitation (forecast or actual). The race director reserves the right to cancel or delay the race for the safety of the participants.
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APR 17

Hogeye Marathon & Relays

Springdale, AR
50th Annual Hogeye Marathon & Relays, Springdale, Arkansas- Non Profit Event  Over $35K raised for local charities in 2025! 26.2 miles of beautiful rolling course, mostly streets with some paved trail sections. Run by city parks, and through the minor league baseball park before finishing on the Razorback Greenway and in Downtown Springdale. The Half Marathon is also the state's longest continuously-running half, just like the marathon. You will be able to take in parts of Lake Fayetteville before returning to the Downtown Springdale finish. The 4-Person Marathon Relay uses the same marathon course so you'll be able to get a smaller taste of the fabulous southern hospitality the Hogeye Marathon has become known for. And, run the marathon or half as the first relay runner. Get your work crew or your running buddies together to compete. All events, including the 10K & 5K (register on another site) on Sunday FUNDay are part of the Hogeye Team Challenge & benefit North
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