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Ultra X Wales is a multi-stage ultra-marathon that takes place over two days around southern Snowdonia in western Wales. It offers two races; Ultra X 110 Wales and Ultra X 50 Wales.
The 110 event is a two-stage race taking place on Saturday and Sunday, whilst the 50 event is a single-stage race taking place on the Sunday, following the same route but starting 1 hours later. Snowdonia National Park was established in 1951 as the third national park in Britain and it contains the highest peaks in the United Kingdom outside of Scotland.
The course takes participants on looped courses starting and finishing in the event campsite, following a number of famous trails and stunning ridgelines, bagging several of the highest peaks in South Snowdonia.
Ultra X Wales’ races are both UTMB® Index Races, in the 100k and 50k categories respectively. Both races are held under full UK Athletics permit granted through the TRA (permit numbers 5276 and 5278).
Previous Events
What happens when you register
Once you have registered for a race;
You will be sent an email inviting you to a call with a member of our team. This is by no means mandatory but it will allow you to ask us any questions you may have regarding the event, training, food, equipment and anything else at all. We’re a really friendly bunch and love getting to know our runners before we meet you in person.
You will be asked if you would like to be added to the competitor Facebook and Whatsapp groups. Of course you do not have to but they are a great way to get to know your fellow competitors before you reach the start line.
You will be invited to a number of short video calls where we’ll go through kit/equipment, food and pre-event preparation. You’ll have the opportunity to ask any questions you like.
Cut offs
We have some of the most relaxed cut-offs in the industry. To us, it’s not about what time you get, it’s the adventure you have along the way. On average you will have between 2hrs 30 mins to complete each 10km (in-between checkpoints). Exact race cut-offs can be found in the race information pack.
If you don’t finish
In the event that you cannot finish a stage at one of our events you will be offered entry into the following edition of the race at half price. You will not receive a finishers medal or official result.
route and gpx files
Draft GPX files for each day of the race can be downloaded below. Please note that GPX files are subject to change at late notice due to permissions, access, weather, and other varying factors. Final GPX files will be provided to competitors before the race via email.
GB SLAM!
The Great British Slam award is in recognition of those who complete all three GB Ultra X events within a calendar year.
Ultra X Scotland (110 & 50)
Ultra X Wales (110 & 50)
Ultra X England (110 & 50)
In order to be eligible for the award, entrants must enter and finish each of the individual events within the cut-off times of each race. Awards will be presented at the finish line of the final event of the year, Ultra X England.
What’s Included
Included? | 110km | 50km |
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Race entry | ||
Fully marked course | ||
Medical support throughout the race | ||
Therapists (osteopaths, physios, sports masseuses) on course and at the campsite | ||
Drinking water and snacks at checkpoints on course and hot water for preparing food at the campsite | ||
Ground assistance and full safety support | ||
UTMB Index Race (100K category) | ||
UTMB Index Race (50K category) | ||
Finisher’s medal | ||
Camping spot (Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights) | ||
Tent and camping equipment | ||
Travel to Snowdonia National Park | ||
Parking (option to purchase) | ||
Personal food, kit and equipment (see Kit List) | ||
Comprehensive insurance (to cover cancellations, loss of items, injury etc.) | ||
Training costs | ||
Therapist (osteopath, physio, sports masseur) treatment at the finish on Sunday (option to purchase) |
Experience Wales
We understand that competitors may wish to travel to Wales with family or friends. Should they wish to enjoy the country while you race, we highly recommend visiting the following sights. Alternatively, you can visit them together after the event.
If one of your party would like to volunteer at the race while you take part, they can complete the Volunteer Application Form and we will do our best to accommodate them.

Conwy Castle
An imposing fortress and World Heritage Site built by Edward I between 1283 and 1289 in Conwy, north Wales.

Penrhyn Slate Quarry
Ride the fastest zip line in the world whilst enjoying panoramic views of the slate quarry and local coastline.

Snowdon Railway
Head to the summit of the tallest moutain in England and Wales without breaking a sweat. An unforgettably scenic journey.
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