Baldface Scramble

Baldface Scramble

The Baldface Scramble is an epic race with two course options. The single loop (14K) option brings you over the Baldfaces while the 29K takes runners on two different loops which includes a summit of Mount Meader as well! This course will deliver steep ledges, panoramic views and epic single track that will bring a huge smile to your face!

You will start in the Baldface Farm located off of route 113 in Chatham, NH (Evans Notch). The runners will go over the Baldfaces on loop one where there will be a fully stocked aid station on their return to the field. The runners participating in the long race will head out for loop two and go up and over Mount Meader before completing the loop and finishing in the field. After descending off the mountain you’ll then make your way back to finish line where the party is waiting for you in the large field at the finish line.

White Mountain Endurance Cup

The White Mountain Endurance Cup includes four sub ultra distance courses, handpicked to showcase some of the finest mountain running in the Northeast. Join us for the inaugural White Mountain Endurance Cup by registering for each race individually or register for the White Mountain Endurance Cup Pass to secure discounted entry in all four events! Complete at least three of the races in the cup to be an official finisher and compete for the leaderboard!

• June 6: Chocoura Mountain Race 23K
• July 25: Baldface Scramble 29K
• August 15: Jigger Johnson Ultras 20 Mile
• September 19: Kilkenny Ridge Race 25K

Mandatory Gear

Mountain weather is subject to extreme changes and a large portion of the course over the mountain is fully exposed to the elements. Be responsible. You will be disqualified if you do not carry the mandatory gear listed below and it will be checked upon bib pickup on race morning.

• 2 liters of fluids
• 400 calories of food
• Windbreaker/rain shell
• Space blanket or emergency foil blanket

Please note this event is cupless and you will need to bring your own hydration system (bottle/cup/vest/etc.). The aid stations will not have any disposable cups for participants. This is in an effort to reduce waste at the event.