When is Arkansas Traveller 100?

Arkansas Traveller 100 takes place on Oct 3, 2026. That's in 5 months.

Where is Arkansas Traveller 100 located?

Arkansas Traveller 100 is held in Perryville, Arkansas, United States.

What distances are available at Arkansas Traveller 100?

Arkansas Traveller 100 offers the following distances: 100M.

How do I register for Arkansas Traveller 100?

You can register for Arkansas Traveller 100 through the official registration page.

What is the typical weather for Arkansas Traveller 100?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 55°F and 80°F on race day. There's approximately a 13% chance of precipitation.

Arkansas Traveller 100 (100M) - Oct 3, 2026 | Perryville, AR

The Arkansas Traveller 100, set for October 3, 2026, in Perryville, AR, offers a legendary 100-mile ultra-running experience steeped in tradition and renowned for its Southern hospitality. This Western States Endurance Run qualifier takes runners through the scenic Ouachita Mountains, providing a true test of grit and endurance. The course features a 17-mile loop followed by an 83-mile out-and-back, encompassing approximately 12,000 feet of cumulative climb across diverse terrain. Expect a mix of forest roads, jeep trails, and a challenging eight-mile section of the Ouachita Trail, characterized by runnable yet "sneaky-hard" hills and some technical, rocky sections.

Runners consistently praise the Arkansas Traveller 100 for its exceptional support. Over 20 fully stocked and staffed aid stations, strategically placed approximately every five miles, are manned by incredibly friendly volunteers and course veterans who ensure every participant is well-cared for. These aid stations are often described as vibrant, energetic hubs, with some, like the famous "Flamingo aid station," even taking on a festive "themed night club" atmosphere. Typical race day conditions in early October bring highs around 80F and lows around 55F, with a 13% chance of precipitation, offering a dynamic environment that can range from warm days to cooler nights.

Starting and finishing at the historic Camp Ouachita, this race fosters a strong sense of community, drawing both first-time 100-milers and seasoned ultrarunners who return year after year for its unique atmosphere. The camaraderie among runners and the dedication of the volunteers make this event truly special, creating an experience where "finishing is winning" is more than just a motto. Prepare for stunning natural beauty, a well-supported journey, and the challenge of the Ouachita's undulating trails.