Prepare for an extraordinary challenge as Run Bum Tours presents its "final race," the Appalachian 100 Mile, on April 25, 2026, in Robbinsville, NC. This 100-mile odyssey is designed as a true point-to-point mountain race, promising an unforgettable journey through the heart of the Appalachians. Runners will conquer an impressive 22,000 feet of elevation gain, traversing a landscape that inspired William Bartram in 1775, who described it as a "world of mountains piled upon mountains."

The Appalachian 100 Mile course is a visual feast, showcasing big mountain views, cascading waterfalls, serene lakes, winding rivers, and the vibrant peak spring flowers of North Carolina. This event is crafted by experienced race directors with over 15 years in the ultra-running scene, ensuring a well-organized and challenging experience that highlights the best of the region's rugged beauty. Typical race day conditions in late April offer pleasant highs around 74°F and lows around 46°F, with an 18% chance of precipitation, providing generally favorable, albeit variable, weather for tackling this epic distance.

While detailed runner handbooks with specific aid station information and course maps will be released closer to the race, participants can anticipate comprehensive support from a seasoned race organizer dedicated to safety and an exceptional mountain running experience. This is more than just a race; it's a capstone event from Run Bum Tours, inviting ultrarunners to etch their names into the storied trails of the Appalachian Mountains.