When is Ragged 75 Stage Race and 50K?

Ragged 75 Stage Race and 50K takes place on Jul 31, 2026. That's in 3 months.

Where is Ragged 75 Stage Race and 50K located?

Ragged 75 Stage Race and 50K is held in Danbury, New Hampshire, United States.

What distances are available at Ragged 75 Stage Race and 50K?

Ragged 75 Stage Race and 50K offers the following distances: 75M, 50K.

What is the typical weather for Ragged 75 Stage Race and 50K?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 57°F and 81°F on race day. There's approximately a 16% chance of precipitation.

Ragged 75 Stage Race and 50K (50K-75M) - Jul 31, 2026 | Danbury, NH

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of New Hampshire with the Ragged 75 Stage Race and 50K, hosted by SIX03 Endurance on July 31, 2026, in scenic Danbury, NH. This event offers two distinct challenges: the grueling 75-mile, three-day stage race or a formidable 50K single-day endeavor, which also serves as the USATF-NE Ultra Championship. Runners will traverse a demanding course encompassing approximately 15,500 feet of elevation gain for the 75-miler, or 6,300 feet for the 50K, across very technical single-track, steep climbs and descents, double track, fire roads, dirt/gravel roads, and even some pavement. The picturesque route predominantly follows the Sunapee Ragged Kearsarge Greenway (SRKG) loop, offering stunning views as you conquer the summits of Mt. Ragged, Mt. Kearsarge, and Mt. Sunapee.

What truly sets the Ragged 75 apart is its unique stage race format and the supportive, family-like atmosphere. The 75-mile race unfolds over three days, with competitors completing point-to-point sections each day and enjoying overnight camping at designated locations like Wadleigh State Park and Sunapee Middle High School. Race organizers ensure seamless logistics by transporting duffel bags between these overnight stops, which also offer access to amenities such as bathrooms, showers, and electricity, fostering camaraderie among participants. For those tackling the challenging 50K on Sunday, expect a rugged trail marked by granite fields and rock scrambles, where poles are highly recommended.

While it's a limited support event requiring runners to be self-sufficient with personal food and electrolytes, aid stations are strategically placed, including midway stops each day for the stage race, and four full aid stations plus a water stop for the 50K. Typical race day conditions in late July bring highs around 81F and lows around 57F, with a 16% chance of precipitation, providing a quintessential New England summer running experience. With generous cut-offs and a strong emphasis on community, the Ragged 75 Stage Race and 50K promises an unforgettable challenge for those seeking a deeper connection with the trails and their fellow ultrarunners.