Riverlands 100

After a hard winter in Maine, we are itching to run long again on muddy and dirty snow-free trails. Welcome to Maine’s first and only 100 mile trail race, the Riverlands 100!

Solo runners will do 4 laps of a beautiful 25-mile out-and-back trail at the Androscoggin Riverlands State Park in Turner, ME. The course is just over half ATV trail that has a little of everything: river views of the Androscoggin, dense forest, ups and downs, rocks and roots, and hopefully some good mud. The rest is sweet single track, the best Maine offers.

Our race is difficult, much more than the elevation profile would indicate. There is really no stretch where you can relax. That said, an experienced ultrarunner can turn in a fast time. And first time 100 milers who finish can feel confident taking on any 100.

Thinking of making it a party? Register for the relay! Teams have 5 members. Each relay runner must complete a 20-mile section. The relay teams are on the ATV trail for 80% of their 20 mile leg, with 20% single track. We have had some 4 person teams where one runner did two legs. This works, too!

The Riverlands 100 is a trail race put on by experienced trail runners for people who like to push their limits. Come join us!

Aid stations are at each end of the out and back and another near the middle. Drop bags may be left at each aid station. Check out our website for more detailed information. Also be sure to like our FaceBook page; there are lots of updates and we welcome each registrant!