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Reminder that event registration closes on Tuesday November 30th! We have a few spots left in each distance at this point. As always, contact us with any questions tuscobia@gmail.com

We’ve opened up a few more spots so if you are interested in joining the New Year’s Party, sign up here! We also need a few more checkpoint volunteers – please spread the word. Anyone interested should email us: tuscobia@gmail.com

If you signed up early (paid $35) you have until tonight to complete your registration using the link sent to you from UltraSignup on October 20th. Check your spam if you can’t find it. Starting tomorrow, the waitlist will be … Continue reading →

Thank you for registering for this year’s event! After working with our local partners, including the DNR, over the past few months, we are ready to move forward with full confirmation of the event and collect the balance of payment. … Continue reading →

Registration will open at 8am central tomorrow August 1st on UltraSignup. All entry fees are non-refundable and non-transferable. Please don’t ask. Due to the uncertainties around Covid, we do not want to charge the full amount for the event right … Continue reading →

We are planning to hold the event in 2021! Format will be similar to previous years. Below is the tentative schedule – please be aware that it may change, even after registration opens – 160 mile foot / ski to … Continue reading →

If you finished the Tuscobia Winter Ultra in any of the following years and would like to purchase an additional finisher beanie for $10, please email us at tuscobia@gmail.com. All proceeds will go to the Winter Train Depot project where … Continue reading →

Duluth photographer Amy Broadmoore took some great shots throughout the weekend – Facebook album Free watermarked photos to enjoy and share! SmugMug album Photos available for purchase.

The Tuscobia Winter Ultra is a human powered run, bike or ski event held on the Tuscobia and Wild Rivers State Trails in Northern Wisconsin, in the middle of winter. There are two options: an 80-mile one-way route or a … Continue reading →

Each year, the winners of the 160 mile events are offered the opportunity to be included in the drawing for a guaranteed and free entry into the Iditarod Trail Invitational in Alaska. How about that for a collection of tired … Continue reading →