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100K

The HOKA Kodiak Ultra Marathons by UTMB 100K course showcases Big Bear’s North Shore Trails including the Pacific Crest Trail in Holcomb Valley.

Race Category

ws100KM

Running Stones

6

Finals Access

100k-direct-entry-major

Distance

99 KM

Elevation Gain

3120 M+

Start Date

Saturday 10th October 2026

Race Start

The Village of Big Bear Lake - 06:00

Max Allowed Race Time

20 Hours

Price

$381

Course Description

Course Description

The 100K course runs through many of the iconic locations Big Bear is known for including Sugarloaf Mountain and Skyline Trail. From the alpine forest with towering pines to rolling singletrack, you’ll experience a variety of vistas of the mountains and Big Bear Lake.

2026 courses are still being finalized, more information coming soon. All courses are subject to change. Thanks for your patience!

GPX File

The GPX file is the most accurate regarding distance and elevation data. There may be minor data differences between this GPX file and the Profile, Map & Time Charts graphics above.

*2026 Courses Coming Soon

GPX File
Aid Station Chart

Aid Station Chart

The Aid Station Chart is the most accurate regarding distance and elevation data. There may be minor data differences between these Aid Station Charts and the Profile, Map & Time Charts graphics above.

*2026 Courses Coming Soon

Hot and Cold Weather Kits

Hot and Cold Weather Kits

Should the race management team add onto the mandatory gear due to weather conditions, please reference the cold and hot weather kits outlined in the Race Regulations Guide. You will be notified via email if either kit is required during race week. Runners are expected to pack both kits for race weekend in the event one of these kits needs to be implemented.

Hot weather kit (may be required by the organization, depending on weather conditions)

  • Sunglasses ***
  • Sunscreen, recommendation: minimum sun protection factor (SPF) 50 
  • Minimum water supply: 2 liters

Cold weather kit (may be required by the organization, depending on weather conditions)

  • Protective eyewear ***
  • Additional warm second layer: a warm second layer top with long sleeves OR the combination of long-sleeved warm undergarment and a windproof jacket with durable water-repellent protection (Note: the wind-proof jacket does not replace the mandatory jacket with hood, and vice versa).
  • Sturdy, closed-toe trail-running shoes (minimalist or ultralight shoes Not recommended)
  • Beanie (or multifunctional neck gaiter, which may be the same as the one mentioned above)
  • Warm gloves (waterproof strongly recommended)
  • Waterproof overpants

*** it is possible to use the same glasses if they are suitable both for the sun and bad weather (such as glasses with photo-chromatic lenses)