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We’re sorry to say that the 2020 version of the Tuscobia Winter Ultra will be cancelled. There were no credit card charges to anyone. We really wish things could have come together for us to have our annual extended family … Continue reading →

Yes – it’s the “2020” event after all! With a limit of 50 people starting each day, we opted to start the 160 mile run/ski on Thursday Dec 31st. Happy New Year!! Read the last post below AND all of … Continue reading →

Hi all, Thanks for your patience while we all work through the current conditions.  At this point, we are planning on holding the Tuscobia Winter Ultra this year.  Dates will be Thursday, Dec 31 through Sunday Jan 3.  Everything is … Continue reading →

As we are still working through plans for the event, we will not open registration tomorrow. Given the multi-day nature of the event we want to ensure we know the specific start dates for each distance and discipline and that … Continue reading →

We are working through the planning for this winter’s event. As this time, we’re planning to open registration on September 1st via UltraSignup. We anticipate several changes due to Covid. It is likely that participants will need to be even … Continue reading →

No – we’re not skipping a year! But with Christmas falling on a Friday this year, we figured it made sense to move the race to New Year’s weekend. Hence, the event will take place January 1-3, 2021. The event … 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 →