Old Dominion 100

June

Month

Kilometers

Runners

Single

Stage

Mountain

Pt-to-Pt

Extreme

Elevation

About the Race

WHY RUN IT?

Racers love the Old Dominion 100 because it’s old school – no lottery (though it does sell out), basic aid stations, 40-year-old sign posts, and a spray-painted start line. Yet it’s every bit as tough as flashy events, like the UTMB and Western States, with 14,000 feet of elevation on a mix of paved road, gravel, and trail.

“Being defeated is often a temporary condition. Giving up is what makes it permanent.”

- Marilyn vos Savant

The Old Dominion 100 is run through the countryside in the Massanutten Mountains and Shenandoah River Valley. With the start and finish in Woodstock, along the Appalachian Trail, you’ll have a stellar trail network at your fingertips for any recovery hikes.