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Valhalla Race 100 miles
For true thrill-seekers who have decided to put their mettle to the test
"We sing the praises of the madness of the brave!" © Maxim Gorky
An exceptionally challenging winter ultra-trail marathon that has become a primary goal for thousands of athletes from across the country and dozens of nations worldwide.
The race distances cater to everyone from beginner trail runners to hardcore extreme-sports enthusiasts: K10, K20, K30, K40, a winter trail relay, K70, Mad Fox Ultra 50 miles, and Valhalla Race 100 miles.
The race distances cater to everyone from beginner trail runners to hardcore extreme-sports enthusiasts: K10, K20, K30, K40, a winter trail relay, K70, Mad Fox Ultra 50 miles, and Valhalla Race 100 miles.
Please note that the name of a race distance may differ from its actual length; therefore, please verify the specific mileage for the route.
All race distances for Mad Fox Ultra (Mad Fox Ultra Pure Intention 2026) are set within an open-air museum—a term often used to describe the ancient city of Pereslavl-Zalessky!
With over 300 architectural monuments and ancient temples, abandoned pagan shrines, and historic routes dating back centuries, this is the very land where Alexander Nevsky was born—and where, every December, thousands of athletes push themselves to the limit in an incredibly challenging winter race!
Maximum number of participants: 4,500 athletes.
December 18–20, 2026
Mad Fox Ultra
(Mad Fox Ultra Pure Intention 2026)
Mad Fox Ultra
(Mad Fox Ultra Pure Intention 2026)
About the event
О мероприятии
Seven courses of varying difficulty
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Старт 20.12 в 06:00 · дистанция 89,5 км · эвакуация доступна на всех КП
| Checkpoint No. | km | Closing Time | Supplies | Medical Assistance | Support Crew | Evacuation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CP #1 (A. Sheyko) | 20.3 | 10:30 | Tea, water, cola, isotonic drink | Ambulance | No | Yes |
| CP #2 (Nila) | 32.2 | 12:30 | Tea, water, cola, isotonic drink | Ambulance | No | Yes |
| CP #3 (Troitskoye) / Drop Bag | 47.3 | 14:20 | Hot food/drink | food, fruit, dried fruit, nuts, *salo* (cured pork fat), crackers, chocolate spread, tea, water, cola, isotonic drinkMedical aid | Yes | Yes |
| Aid Station #4 (Aleksandrova Gora) | 63.6 | 17:00 | Tea, water, cola, isotonic drink | Medical aid | No | Yes |
| Aid Station #5 (Pereslavl) | 72.8 | 18:30 | Tea, water, cola, isotonic drink | Medical aid | No | Yes |
| Finish | 89.5 | 21:00 | Hot food, hot tea, water | Medical aid | — | — |
K70 — Checkpoints
Start: Dec 20 at 08:00 · Distance: 75.6 km · Evacuation available at all checkpoints
| CP No. | km | Closing time | Supplies | Medical aid | Support | Evacuation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CP #1 (A. Sheyko) | 20.3 | 12:00 | Tea, water, cola, isotonic drink | Ambulance | No | Yes |
| CP | No. 2 (Nila)32.2 | 14:25 | Tea, water, cola, isotonic drink | Ambulance | None | Yes |
| Aid Station No. 3(Blue Stone) / Drop bag station | 47.6 | 17:30 | Hot food, fruit, dried fruit, nuts, salo (cured pork fat), crackers, chocolate spread, tea, water, cola, isotonic drink | Ambulance | Yes | Yes |
| AS #4 (Pereslavl) | 58.9 | 19:20 | Tea, water, cola, isotonic drink | Ambulance | No | Yes |
| Finish | 75.6 | 22:00 | Hot food, hot tea, water | Ambulance | — | — |
K40 — Checkpoints
Start: Dec 20 at 10:30 · Distance: 40.7 km · Evacuation available at all checkpoints
| Checkpoint No. | km | Closing time | Supplies | Medical aid | External support | Evacuation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CP 1 (Alexandrova Gora) | 14.8 | 13:30 | Tea, water, cola, isotonic drink | Ambulance/Medical assistance | No | Yes |
| CP 2 (Pereslavl) | 24 | 15:30 | Tea, water, cola, isotonic drink | Medical aid | No | Yes |
| Finish | 40.7 | 18:30 | Hot food, hot tea, water | Medical aid | — | — |
K30 Outburts — Checkpoints
Start: Dec 18 at 14:00 · Distance: 34 km · Evacuation available at all checkpoints
| CP number | km | closing time | supplies | assistance | support | evacuation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AS No. 1 (Underside) | 20.4 | 18:45 | Tea, water, cola, isotonic drink | Ambulance | None | Yes |
| Finish | 34 | 22:00 | Hot food, hot tea, water | Emergency medical services | — | — |
K20 — Checkpoints
Start: Dec 20 at 07:30 · Distance: 21.1 km · Evacuation available at all checkpoints
| CP No. | km | closing time | supplies | medical aid | support | evacuation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CP #1 (Semenovka) | 14 | 11:40 | Tea, water, cola, sports drink | Ambulance/Medical assistance | No | Yes |
| Finish | 21.1 | 13:30 | Hot food, hot tea, water | Ambulance/Medical assistance | — | — |
K10 — Checkpoints
Start: Dec 20 at 08:30 · Distance: 12.9 km · Evacuation available at the finish line
| checkpoint | km | closing time | supplies | assistance | support | evacuation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finish | 12.9 | 12:30 | Hot food, hot tea, water | Medical aid | — | — |
Valhalla Race 100 miles — Checkpoints
Start: Dec 19 at 16:00 · Distance: 165.5 km · Evacuation available at all checkpoints
| CP number | km | closing time | supplies | assistance | support | evacuation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aid Station No. 1 (A. Sheyko) | 20.3 | 21:00 | Tea, water, cola, isotonic drink | Ambulance/Medical aid | No | Yes |
| Aid Station No. 2 (Nila) | 32.2 | 23:50 | Tea, water, cola, sports drink | Ambulance | No | Yes |
| AS #3 (Troitskoye) / drop bag | 47.3 | 03:00 | Hot food, fruit, dried fruit, nuts, salo (cured pork fat), crackers, chocolate spread, tea, water, cola, sports drink | Ambulance | Yes | Yes |
| AS #4 (Rakhmanovo) | 72 | 06:40 | Tea, water, cola, sports drink | First aid kit | No | Yes |
| AS #5 (Solba) | 90.7 | 09:30 | Tea, water, cola, sports drink | Medical aid | No | Yes |
| AS #6 (Kopnino) / drop bag | 111.2 | 12:45 | Hot food, fruit, dried fruit, nuts, salo (cured pork fat), crackers, chocolate spread, tea, water, cola, isotonic drink | Medical aid | Yes | Yes |
| AS #7 (Kupanskoye) | 125.8 | 15:00 | Tea, water, cola, isotonic drink | First aid kit | No | Yes |
| AS #8 (Aleksandrova Gora) | 139.6 | 17:30 | Tea, water, cola, isotonic drink | Medical aid | No | Yes |
| AS No. 9 (Pereslavl) | 148.5 | 19:00 | Tea, water, cola, isotonic drink | Ambulance | No | Yes |
| Finish | 165.5 | 22:00 | Hot food, hot tea, water | Ambulance | — | — |
VR100 — Valhalla Race 100 miles
Start and finish: Pereslavl-Zalessky, on the grounds of the Azimut Hotel. Course: 165.4 km, with checkpoints CP1–CP9.
- From the start, participants head toward the hotel exit. Upon reaching the roundabout featuring the "Deer" art installation, they turn right, heading toward the village of Ivanisovo.
- Up to the 3rd kilometer, the route follows an old track (rutted path) through the village of Korsakovo. It then continues across open fields until the 14.5 km mark, where the first obstacle—a pipe—is located. Participants must pass through the pipe itself; exiting onto the road is strictly prohibited. Beyond the pipe, the route continues across fields until the 20.5 km mark, where CP1 (in the village of Nikulskoye) is situated.
- From the 20.5 km to the 25.5 km mark, the route traverses fields and, in part, forested terrain. At the 25.5 km mark, participants reach a road near the village of Kuryaninovo and turn right. They continue toward a bridge, immediately after which they turn left and follow the markings along the Nilka River.
- At the 32.5 km mark, there is an aid station (AS2) in the village of Nila. The route then follows an old, abandoned road. At the 34.5 km mark, in the village of Faleyevo, the Church of the Intercession of the Most Holy Theotokos is located; participants must pass to the right of the church and then descend past some old structures. The route then leads into an open field. Between the 39.5 km and 40.5 km marks, there is a marshy section with water approximately ankle-deep.
- At the 40.6 km mark, participants run under a bridge, turn right, and enter a wooded area. The route then continues alongside a road until the 42 km mark.
- From the 42 km to the 48 km mark, the route follows a paved road. Participants must stay on the left side. This section includes an aid station (AS3) located at an abandoned site.
- From the 48 km to the 72.5 km mark, the route consists of a road section with a good surface. Checkpoint 4 (CP4) is located at the 72.5 km mark, near the village of Rakhmanovo.
- From the 72.5 km to the 78 km mark, the route follows a country road near the village of Brynchagi. After the 78 km mark, the route enters an off-road section through a wooded area. At the 84.5 km mark, near the village of Voronovo, the route returns to a country road.
- From the 84.5 km to the 91 km mark, the route follows a road that includes Checkpoint 5 (CP5). From there, turn left and continue through the forest, following the designated track.
- After CP5, there is an unsupported (autonomous) section approximately 20 km long, leading to Checkpoint 6 (CP6)—located at an abandoned site in the village of Kopnino—at the 111 km mark.
- From the 111 km to the 115.5 km mark, the route follows a road with heavy vehicular traffic.
- At the 115.5 km mark, turn right into the wooded area (a logged section) and continue following the markers. At the 117 km mark, turn left. The route then continues straight along a forest track (used by forest rangers) until the 122.5 km mark. A race marshal will be stationed in this area to provide directions on how to proceed. Cross the road with caution, then continue straight ahead.
- At the 125.5 km mark, you will encounter a river and a damaged bridge; cross this section with care. Immediately after, at the 126 km mark, you will find Checkpoint 7 (CP7). The route then leads through the village of Kupanskoye along a country road. At the 126.5 km mark, turn left (look for the signpost), then head out into an open field and continue along an old track (rutted path). At the 128.4 km mark, turn right to join the K40 track. From there, continue straight, following the course markings.
- At the 131.5 km mark, pay close attention to the course markings.
- At the 139 km mark, the route crosses Alexandrova Gora (Alexander’s Hill); participants ascend the hill, and Checkpoint 8 (CP8) is located on the descent at the 140 km mark.
- Between the 140 km and 141.5 km marks, the route traverses hills along the lakeshore. Next, cross the road with caution (a race marshal and a traffic police officer will be on-site), pass through a gate, and turn left. Continue along the lakeshore until the 143 km mark. From there, the route joins a country road heading toward the town of Pereslavl.
- At the 145 km mark, turn right. From this point, the route follows a zigzag pattern; please pay close attention to the signs.
- At the 147.5 km mark, participants reach the Trubezh River and follow its course toward the city center.
- At the 149 km mark, in the central square, you will find Aid Station 9 (AS9). After this station, The route continues along the riverbed up to the 154.5 km mark. Participants then run under a bridge, turn right, and proceed parallel to the road, keeping the road on their right.
- At the 155 km mark, participants reach a country road at an intersection and head toward the village of Krasnoye.
- At the 157 km mark, the route reaches railway tracks. Turn right (look for the sign) and follow the tracks until the 157.6 km mark, then turn left, following the course markings.
- The route then continues through open terrain toward the village of Kichibukhino (161.5 km mark). Participants then follow an old road until the 162.5 km mark, where they cross the Pereslavl–Berendeyevo highway. A race marshal will be stationed there. Please cross the road with caution; from this point, the final stretch leads across a field to the finish line.
- At the 165.4 km mark, participants reach the road leading to the hotel and the finish line. Next comes the home stretch.
50M
Start and finish: Pereslavl-Zalessky, on the grounds of the Azimut Hotel. Course: 89.4 km, with checkpoints CP1–CP5.
- From the start, participants head toward the hotel exit. Upon reaching the roundabout featuring the "Deer" art installation, they turn right, heading toward the village of Ivanisovo.
- Up to the 3rd kilometer, the route follows an old track (rutted path) through the village of Korsakovo. It then continues across open fields until the 14.5th kilometer, where the first obstacle—a pipe—is located. Participants must pass strictly through the inside of the pipe; exiting onto the road is strictly prohibited. Beyond the pipe, the route continues across fields until the 20.5th kilometer, the location of CP1 (near the village of Nikulskoye).
- From the 20.5th to the 25.5th kilometer, the route traverses fields and, in part, forested terrain. At the 25.5 km mark, participants reach a road near the village of Kuryaninovo and turn right. They continue toward a bridge, immediately after which they turn left and follow the Nilka River, staying along the marked path.
- At the 32.5 km mark, there is an aid station (AS2) in the village of Nila. The route then follows an old, abandoned road. At the 34.5 km mark, in the village of Faleyevo, the Church of the Intercession of the Most Holy Theotokos is located; participants must pass to the right of the church and then descend, moving past some old structures. The route then emerges into a field. Between the 39.5 km and 40.5 km marks, there is a marshy section with water approximately ankle-deep.
- At the 40.6 km mark, participants run under a bridge, turn right, and enter a wooded area. The route continues alongside a road until the 42 km mark.
- From the 42 km to the 48 km mark, the route follows a paved road. Participants must stay on the left side. This section includes an aid station (AS3), located at an abandoned site.
- At the 48.5 km mark, participants must turn left and follow a country road until the 50.5 km mark. They then reach the edge of a village, enter the forest, and continue along an old track. At the 51.1 km mark, the route crosses the Nerl River. This section must be traversed with caution.
- At the 51.5 km mark, the route enters the territory of a national park, passing through a coniferous forest. Littering within the park is prohibited.
- At the 59.4 km mark, turn left toward the Kriushkino cottage settlement, following the signpost. Up to the 60.5 km mark, the route follows a cleared road.
- At the 60.5 km mark, a marshal will be stationed. Participants should cross the road toward the village of Ozera and continue following the markers through dense vegetation until they reach Alexandrova Gora (Alexander’s Hill).
- At the 64 km mark, the ascent up the hill begins. On the descent, at the 64.6 km mark, there is an aid/refreshment station (PP4).
- From the 64.6 km to the 66 km mark, the route runs across hills along the lake. Afterward, cross the road carefully (a marshal and a traffic police officer will be present), pass through a gate, and turn left. Continue along the lakeshore until the 67 km mark. From there, participants will join a country road heading toward the town of Pereslavl.
- At the 69 km mark, turn right. From this point, the route follows a zigzag path; It is necessary to pay close attention to the signs.
- At the 71.2 km mark, participants reach the Trubezh River and follow its course toward the city center.
- At the 73 km mark, at...central square, you will find Aid Station 5 (AS5). The route then continues along the riverbed up to the 78.5 km mark. Participants should then run under a bridge, turn right, and proceed parallel to the road, keeping the road on their right-hand side.
- At the 79.1 km mark, participants will reach a country road near an intersection and head toward the village of Krasnoye.
- At the 81 km mark, you will encounter railway tracks. Turn right (look for the sign) and follow the tracks until the 81.7 km mark, then turn left, following the course markings.
- The route then continues through open terrain toward the village of Kichibukhino (85 km mark). Participants will then follow an old road until the 86.5 km mark, where they will cross the Pereslavl–Berendeyevo highway. A race marshal will be stationed there. Please cross the road with caution; from this point, the final stretch leads across a field to the finish line.
- At the 89.4 km mark, participants will reach a road leading toward the hotel and the finish line. From here, it is the final straightaway.
PLEASE NOTE! Participants are advised to attend the briefing to receive the latest information regarding the event route!
K70
Start and finish: Pereslavl-Zalessky, on the grounds of the Azimut Hotel. Course: 74.3 km, with checkpoints CP1–CP4.
- From the start, participants head toward the hotel exit. Upon reaching the roundabout featuring the "Deer" art installation, turn right toward the village of Ivanisovo.
- Up to the 3rd kilometer, the route follows an old track (rutted path) through the village of Korsakovo. It then continues across open fields until the 14.5 km mark, where the first obstacle—a pipe—is located. You must pass through the pipe itself; exiting onto the road above it is strictly prohibited. Beyond the pipe, the route continues across fields until the 20.5 km mark, where CP1 (village of Nikulskoye) is located.
- From the 20.5 km to the 25.5 km mark, the route traverses fields and, in part, forested terrain. At the 25.5 km mark, participants reach a road near the village of Kuryaninovo and turn right. They continue toward a bridge, immediately after which they turn left and follow the Nilka River, keeping to the marked route.
- At the 32.5 km mark, there is an aid station (AS2) in the village of Nila. The route then follows an old, abandoned road. At the 34.5 km mark, in the village of Faleyevo, the Church of the Intercession of the Holy Virgin (Pokrovskaya Church) is located; participants must pass to the right of the church and then descend, moving past some old structures. The route then emerges into a field. Between the 39.5 km and 40.5 km marks, there is a marshy section with water approximately ankle-deep.
- At the 40.6 km mark, participants run under a bridge, turn left, and enter a wooded area. This section contains marshy patches and dense tree growth. The wooded area continues until the 45 km mark.
- From the 45 km to the 47.3 km mark, the route crosses a field. Next is aid station 3 (AS3), located at an abandoned site along a paved (hard-surfaced) road.
- From the 47.3 km to the 48.3 km mark, the route follows a country road. Participants then emerge into a field and enter a small wooded area (copse). At the 49.5 km mark, the ascent to Alexandrova Gora (Alexander’s Hill) begins.
- From the 49.5 km mark, the route includes a series of ascents and descents over hills.
- At the 51.5 km mark, the route runs across hilly terrain alongside the lake. You will then need to cross the road with caution (a race marshal and a traffic police officer will be present at this spot), pass through a gate, and turn left. The route continues along the lakeshore until the 52.5 km mark. Afterward, participants will reach a country road and head toward the town of Pereslavl.
- Between the 55 km and 58.5 km marks, the route follows a zigzag pattern. You will need to turn right; please pay close attention to the directional signs.
- At the 58.5 km mark, located in the central square, you will find Aid Station 4 (AS4). From there, the route continues along the riverbank until the 63.5 km mark. Participants will then run under a bridge, turn right, and proceed parallel to the road, keeping the road to their right.
- At the 64.2 km mark, participants will reach a country road near an intersection and head toward the village of Krasnoye.
- At the 66 km mark, the route crosses railway tracks. You need to turn right (look for the sign) and travel along the tracks until the 67th km, then turn left, following ...markings.
- The route then continues across open terrain toward the village of Kichibukhino (km 70.5). Participants will then follow an old road to the Pereslavl–Berendeevo highway, where a race marshal will be stationed. Please cross the road with caution; the final stretch across a field follows.
- At km 74.3, participants reach the road leading to the hotel and the finish line. From there, it is the final straightaway to the finish.
PLEASE NOTE! Participants are advised to attend the briefing to receive the latest information regarding the event route!
K40
Remote start — on the road just outside the village of Kupan; finish — Azimut Hotel, Pereslavl-Zalessky. Course: 40 km, with checkpoints CP1–CP2.
- The start takes place on a road. Participants head in the direction of the village of Kupan. At the 1.4 km mark, turn right opposite the Church of John the Theologian.
- At the 2 km mark, the route follows an abandoned road before emerging into a field. At the 3.4 km mark, turn left, following the signpost.
- From the 3.5 km to the 6.5 km mark, the route continues straight along a forest clearing. From there, follow the trail markers toward Alexandrova Gora (Alexander’s Hill).
- At the 15 km mark, the ascent up the hill begins. On the descent, at the 15.6 km mark, you will find Aid Station 1 (AS1).
- From the 15.6 km to the 16.7 km mark, the route traverses hills along the lakeshore. You will then need to cross the road with caution (a race marshal and a traffic police officer will be present), pass through a gate, and turn left. Continue along the lakeshore until the 18 km mark. Afterward, the route joins a country road leading toward the town of Pereslavl.
- At the 20 km mark, turn right. The route then follows a zigzag pattern; please pay close attention to the signposts.
- At the 22.2 km mark, the route reaches the river. ...the Trubezh [River] and move along the riverbed toward the city center.
- At the 24th km, on the central square, you will find Aid Station 2 (AS2). The route continues along the riverbed up to the 29.5th km. Participants then run under a bridge, turn right, and proceed parallel to the road, keeping the road on their right-hand side.
- At the 30th km, participants reach a country road near an intersection and head toward the village of Krasnoye.
- At the 32nd km, the route reaches railway tracks. Turn right (look for the sign) and follow the tracks until the 32.7th km, then turn left, following the course markings.
- The route then continues through open terrain toward the village of Kichibukhino (36th km). Participants then follow an old road until the 37.4th km, where they cross the Pereslavl–Berendeyevo highway. A race marshal will be stationed there. Please cross the road with caution; from this point, the final stretch leads across a field to the finish line.
- At the 40th km, participants reach the road leading to the hotel and the finish line. From here, it is the final straight stretch to the finish.
PLEASE NOTE! Participants are advised to attend the briefing to receive the latest information regarding the event route!
K30 "Flashes of Rage"
Start and finish: Pereslavl-Zalessky, on the grounds of the Azimut Hotel. The route is approximately 34 km long; an aid station is planned near the village of Aleksino (to be confirmed).
- From km 0 to km 0.5, the route follows an asphalt surface.
- From km 0.5 to km 2.5, the path leads through tall grass (reaching chest height) with some uneven, hummocky ground. At the 1.5 km mark, the route crosses a small stream that can be cleared with a jump.
- From km 2.5 to km 6.5, the route passes through tall grass, fallen trees, and debris. The path winds through a tangle of branches; signs of moose activity are visible. There are no roads or trails.
- From the 6.5 km to the 11 km mark, the route follows a track along a power line. Starting at the 8.5 km mark, there are bushes that have been knocked over by heavy machinery and are now oriented toward the path of travel. ...for participants. Running is possible, though at a reduced speed. Between the 8.5 km and 10 km marks, there are also some marshy, waterlogged patches. If the winter sees little snowfall, there is a possibility that participants will be routed along a connector path from the 9.5 km mark to the 12 km mark.
- From the 11 km to the 12 km mark, the route continues along a track or rutted path.
- Between the 12 km and 12.5 km marks, the route passes through an area with tall trees, a thick layer of fallen leaves, and sparse undergrowth. The Transfiguration Church (Preobrazhenskaya Church) is located in this section; the plan is to route the path through the church grounds while, if possible, keeping the cemetery out of the participants' view.
- The section from the 12.5 km to the 14.2 km mark features young trees and a moderate amount of undergrowth.
- From the 14.2 km to the 17 km mark, the route follows a grassy track. At the 15 km mark, there is a potential option to include a passage through a small quarry. At the 15.5 km mark, the route crosses a shallow stream—about ankle-deep—which flows along a grassy bed. From this point, participants continue moving across the field.
- Between the 17th and 20th km, the route follows a trail if there is deep snow, or crosses the field through areas with vegetation if snow cover is light.
- From the 20th to the 20.8th km, participants follow the designated road. The placement of a refreshment station near the village of Aleksino is currently being coordinated with the logistics team.
- From the 20.8th to the 23.5th km, the route crosses a field. A challenging section with dense vegetation occurs between the 23.1st and 23.4th km; in some places, participants will need to duck or navigate around thorny thickets. The exact path for the course markers will need to be verified on-site. If the lake freezes over, there is a possibility that the route could be routed across its surface.
- From the 23.5th to the 25.5th km, the route follows a track or rutted path.
- From the 25.5th to the 27.5th km, the route crosses a field. At the 27th km, there is a dense stand of trees (a "palisade" of trunks); the ground is uneven and covered in hummocks.
- Between the 27.5th and 30th km, there is a particularly difficult section filled with numerous fallen trees and debris. Running is practically impossible: participants will have to navigate through bushes and logs fallen in various directions, climb over trees, and descend from them with caution, keeping in mind that there may be branches and logs underneath. Between the 28.5 km and 29.5 km marks, there are also many signs of wild boar activity.
- From the 30th to the 34th km, the route follows a section shared with the main race distances—continuing along tracks, trails, and a road all the way to the finish line.
PLEASE NOTE! Participants are advised to attend the briefing to receive the latest information regarding the event route!
K20
Start and finish: Pereslavl-Zalessky, on the grounds of the Azimut Hotel. The route follows a clockwise direction and is approximately 21 km long, with an aid station located at the 14th kilometer.
- From the start, participants exit the hotel grounds, loop around to the left, and after about 100 meters, turn right into an open field.
- At the 1.5 km mark, turn right (follow the signpost). The route then continues through open terrain.
- At the 3.5 km mark, participants cross a road and continue along a country track toward the village of Baksheevo.
- At the 6.3 km mark, there is a fork for the K20 and K10 distances. Participants in the K20 race should turn left.
- At the 8 km mark, participants reach a road near the village of Bolshevo; turn right and continue toward the village of Pertsovo until the 11.5 km mark.
- From the 11.5 km to the 14 km mark, the route follows a road. There is a refreshment station at the 14th km mark.
- From the 14th to the 17.5th km, the route runs through fields and small wooded areas.
- At the 18.5th km, participants enter the village of Korsakovo and continue along a country road. Please pay close attention to the course markings.
- At the 20th km, participants enter the village of Ivanisovo. After the 20.5th km, the route passes through a roundabout, after which participants return to the hotel grounds. From there, it’s the final stretch to the finish line.
PLEASE NOTE! Participants are advised to ...attend the briefing to get the latest information on the event route!
K10
The start and finish are located in the town of Pereslavl-Zalessky, on the grounds of the Azimut Hotel. The route follows a clockwise direction and is approximately 13.5 km long.
- From the start, participants exit the hotel grounds, loop around to the left, and turn right into a field after about 100 meters.
- At the 1.5 km mark, turn right (follow the signpost). The route then continues across open terrain.
- At the 3.5 km mark, participants cross a road and continue along a country track toward the village of Baksheyevo.
- At the 6.3 km mark, there is a junction where the K20 and K10 routes diverge. K10 participants turn right.
- From the 6th to the 10.5th km, the route runs through fields and meadows.
- At the 10.5th km, participants enter the village of Korsakovo and continue along a country road. Please pay close attention to the course markings.
- At the 12.5th km, participants enter the village of Ivanisovo. After the 13th km, the route passes through a roundabout, then participants return to the hotel grounds. From there, it’s the final stretch to the finish line.
PLEASE NOTE! Participants are advised to attend the briefing to receive the latest information about the event route!
Dear athletes!
Registration for Mad Fox Ultra (Mad Fox Ultra Pure Intention 2026) is now closed, as the participant limits have been reached!
We look forward to seeing you in Pereslavl-Zalessky in December 2026, dear friends!
For any questions, please contact us at: info@goldenultra.ru
Registration is open
For any questions, please contact us at: info@goldenultra.ru
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INFORMATION
Event dates: December 18–20, 2026
December 18, 2026
14:00 – K30 Outbursts
December 19, 2026
12:30 – Snowman Fun Trail 2K
13:30 – Teen Ice Race 3K
14:30 – FUN RUN 1K
16:00 – Valhalla Race 100 miles
December 20, 2026
06:00 – 50 miles
07:30 – K20
08:00 – K70
08:30 – K10
10:30 – K40 and Winter Trail Relay
Location:
● Expo, start, and finish for the following distances: Valhalla Race 100 miles, 50 miles, K70, K30 Outbursts, K20, K10, Snowman Fun Trail 2K, Teen Ice Race 3K, and FUN RUN 1K — AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl (56.66237, 38.99339) (Russia, Yaroslavl Region, Pereslavsky District, Ryazantsevskoye Rural Settlement, Ivanisovo village, Dachnaya St., 100)
● The start for the K40 distance and the Winter Trail Relay is located in the village of Kupan, Pereslavl-Zalessky Urban District, Yaroslavl Region (56.85012, 38.70679). The finish is at the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl (56.66237, 38.99339) — located at 100 Dachnaya St., Ivanisovo village, Ryazantsevskoye Rural Settlement, Pereslavsky District, Yaroslavl Region, Russia.
Distances and course descriptions:
● Valhalla 100 Miles (Valhalla Race 100 miles) — 165.5 km, 1,089 m elevation gain; features ice, uneven frozen ground, snowdrifts, forests, rugged terrain, ditches, river bends, and wild, remote, abandoned areas.
● 50 Miles (50 miles) — 89.5 km, 667 m elevation gain; features ice, uneven frozen ground, snowdrifts, forests, rugged terrain, ditches, and river bends.
● K70 — 75.6 km, 567 m elevation gain; features ice, uneven frozen ground, snowdrifts, forests, rugged terrain, ditches, and river bends.
● K40 and Winter Trail Relay — 40.7 km, 274 m elevation gain; features ice, snow, uneven frozen ground, and snowdrifts.
● K30 "Outbursts of Rage" (K30 Outbursts) — 34 km, 313 m elevation gain; features fallen trees, swamps, impassable thickets, demanding "power running," ice, snow, uneven frozen ground, and snowdrifts.
● K20 – 21.1 km, 181 m elevation gain – ice, snow, drifts, and snow mounds;
● K10 – 12.9 km, 84 m elevation gain – ice, snow, drifts, and snow mounds;
● Snowman Fun Trail 2K – 2 km – a festive run in New Year/holiday costumes;
● Teen Ice Race 3K – 3 km – a run held on the grounds of the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl;
● FUN RUN 1K – 1 km – a run held on the grounds of the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl.
Time limits for completing the distances:
● Valhalla Race 100 miles – 30 hours;
● 50 miles – 15 hours;
● K70 – 14 hours;
● K40 – 8 hours;
● K30 "Outbursts" – 6 hours;
● K20 – 6 hours;
● K10 – 4 hours.
December 18, 2026
14:00 – K30 Outbursts
December 19, 2026
12:30 – Snowman Fun Trail 2K
13:30 – Teen Ice Race 3K
14:30 – FUN RUN 1K
16:00 – Valhalla Race 100 miles
December 20, 2026
06:00 – 50 miles
07:30 – K20
08:00 – K70
08:30 – K10
10:30 – K40 and Winter Trail Relay
Location:
● Expo, start, and finish for the following distances: Valhalla Race 100 miles, 50 miles, K70, K30 Outbursts, K20, K10, Snowman Fun Trail 2K, Teen Ice Race 3K, and FUN RUN 1K — AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl (56.66237, 38.99339) (Russia, Yaroslavl Region, Pereslavsky District, Ryazantsevskoye Rural Settlement, Ivanisovo village, Dachnaya St., 100)
● The start for the K40 distance and the Winter Trail Relay is located in the village of Kupan, Pereslavl-Zalessky Urban District, Yaroslavl Region (56.85012, 38.70679). The finish is at the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl (56.66237, 38.99339) — located at 100 Dachnaya St., Ivanisovo village, Ryazantsevskoye Rural Settlement, Pereslavsky District, Yaroslavl Region, Russia.
Distances and course descriptions:
● Valhalla 100 Miles (Valhalla Race 100 miles) — 165.5 km, 1,089 m elevation gain; features ice, uneven frozen ground, snowdrifts, forests, rugged terrain, ditches, river bends, and wild, remote, abandoned areas.
● 50 Miles (50 miles) — 89.5 km, 667 m elevation gain; features ice, uneven frozen ground, snowdrifts, forests, rugged terrain, ditches, and river bends.
● K70 — 75.6 km, 567 m elevation gain; features ice, uneven frozen ground, snowdrifts, forests, rugged terrain, ditches, and river bends.
● K40 and Winter Trail Relay — 40.7 km, 274 m elevation gain; features ice, snow, uneven frozen ground, and snowdrifts.
● K30 "Outbursts of Rage" (K30 Outbursts) — 34 km, 313 m elevation gain; features fallen trees, swamps, impassable thickets, demanding "power running," ice, snow, uneven frozen ground, and snowdrifts.
● K20 – 21.1 km, 181 m elevation gain – ice, snow, drifts, and snow mounds;
● K10 – 12.9 km, 84 m elevation gain – ice, snow, drifts, and snow mounds;
● Snowman Fun Trail 2K – 2 km – a festive run in New Year/holiday costumes;
● Teen Ice Race 3K – 3 km – a run held on the grounds of the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl;
● FUN RUN 1K – 1 km – a run held on the grounds of the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl.
Time limits for completing the distances:
● Valhalla Race 100 miles – 30 hours;
● 50 miles – 15 hours;
● K70 – 14 hours;
● K40 – 8 hours;
● K30 "Outbursts" – 6 hours;
● K20 – 6 hours;
● K10 – 4 hours.
The following age requirements apply to participants in the event:
● Valhalla Race 100 miles, 50 miles, and K70: 18 to 75 years old;
● K30 "Outbursts": 18 to 69 years old;
● K40, Winter Trail Relay, and K20: 18 years and older;
● K10 and "Snowman Fun Trail 2K": 15 years and older;
● "Teen Ice Race 3K": 11 to 14 years old (participating independently);
● "FUN RUN" 1K: 5 to 10 years old (participating independently). For ages 0 to 4: participants may run independently or accompanied by a parent or a person responsible for the child (legal guardian).
A participant's age is determined as of the actual date of the event:
December 18–20, 2026
● Valhalla Race 100 miles, 50 miles, and K70: 18 to 75 years old;
● K30 "Outbursts": 18 to 69 years old;
● K40, Winter Trail Relay, and K20: 18 years and older;
● K10 and "Snowman Fun Trail 2K": 15 years and older;
● "Teen Ice Race 3K": 11 to 14 years old (participating independently);
● "FUN RUN" 1K: 5 to 10 years old (participating independently). For ages 0 to 4: participants may run independently or accompanied by a parent or a person responsible for the child (legal guardian).
A participant's age is determined as of the actual date of the event:
December 18–20, 2026
18 декабря 2026 года | |
11:00-20:00 | Работа ЭКСПО. Выдача стартовых пакетов зарегистрированным участникам |
11:00-20:00 | Работа магазина RHR STORE в главном здании AZIMUT Парк Отель Переславль |
11:00-20:00 | Работа Штаба Юных Трейлраннеров |
11:00-20:00 | Проверка экипировки для всех участников дистанции Вальгалла 100 миль (Valhalla Race 100 miles) в главном здании AZIMUT Парк Отель Переславль |
11:00-20:00 | Проверка экипировки для атлетов в статусе Элита и кластер А дистанций 50 миль (50 miles), К70, К40, К20 в главном здании AZIMUT Парк Отель Переславль |
11:00-13:30 | Выдача стартовых пакетов для участников дистанции К30 Вспышки гнева (К30 Оutbursts) |
11:00-13:30 | Проверка экипировки для атлетов в статусе Элита и кластер А дистанции К30 Вспышки гнева (К30 Оutbursts) в главном здании AZIMUT Парк Отель Переславль |
13:00-22:00 | Работа раздевалок и камеры хранения для участников дистанции К30 Вспышки гнева (К30 Оutbursts) в главном здании AZIMUT Парк Отель Переславль |
13:00 | Брифинг для участников дистанции К30 Вспышки гнева (К30 Оutbursts) в главном здании AZIMUT Парк Отель Переславль |
14:00 | Старт для участников дистанции К30 Вспышки гнева (К30 Оutbursts) |
20:00 | Брифинг для участников дистанции Вальгалла 100 миль (Valhalla Race 100 miles) в главном здании AZIMUT Парк Отель Переславль |
22:00 | Закрытие финиша для участников дистанции К30 Вспышки гнева (К30 Оutbursts) |
19 декабря 2026 года | |
11:00-20:00 | Работа ЭКСПО. Выдача стартовых пакетов зарегистрированным участникам |
11:00-20:00 | Работа магазина RHR STORE в главном здании AZIMUT Парк Отель Переславль |
11:00-18:00 | Работа Штаба Юных Трейлраннеров |
11:00-12:30 | Выдача стартовых пакетов для участников новогодней дистанции Веселый забег снеговиков 2К (Snowman Fun Trail 2К) |
11:00-13:00 | Выдача стартовых пакетов для участников дистанции Ледяной забег юниоров 3К (Teen Ice Race 3К) |
11:00-14:00 | Выдача стартовых пакетов для участников дистанции Веселый забег 1К (FUN RUN) |
11:00-16:00 | Выдача стартовых пакетов для участников дистанции Вальгалла 100 миль (Valhalla Race 100 miles) |
11:00-16:00 | Проверка экипировки для всех участников дистанции Вальгалла 100 миль (Valhalla Race 100 miles) в главном здании AZIMUT Парк Отель Переславль |
11:00-20:00 | Проверка экипировки для атлетов в статусе Элита и кластер А дистанций 50 миль (50 miles), К70, К40, К20 в главном здании AZIMUT Парк Отель Переславль |
12:00-16:00 | Работа раздевалок и камеры хранения для участников дистанций Веселый забег снеговиков 2К (Snowman Fun Trail 2К), Ледяной забег юниоров 3К (Teen Ice Race 3К) и Веселый забег 1К (FUN RUN) в главном здании AZIMUT Парк Отель Переславль |
12:30-13:30 | Старт для участников новогодней дистанции Веселый забег снеговиков 2К (Snowman Fun Trail 2К) |
13:30-14:00 | Старт для участников дистанции Ледяной забег юниоров 3К (Teen Ice Race 3К) от 11 до 12 лет |
14:00-14:30 | Старт для участников дистанции Ледяной забег юниоров 3К (Teen Ice Race 3К) от 13 до 14 лет |
14:00-20:00 | Выдача номеров для участников Зимней трейл-эстафеты |
14:00 | Начало работы раздевалок и камеры хранения для участников дистанции Вальгалла 100 миль (Valhalla Race 100 miles) в главном здании AZIMUT Парк Отель Переславль |
14:30-14:45 | Старт для участников дистанции Веселый забег 1К (FUN RUN) в возрасте от 0 до 5 лет |
14:45-15:00 | Старт для участников дистанции Веселый забег 1К (FUN RUN) в возрасте от 6 до 10 лет |
15:00-16:00 | Прием заброски для участников дистанции Вальгалла 100 миль (Valhalla Race 100 miles) в стартовой зоне |
16:00 | Старт для участников дистанции Вальгалла 100 миль (Valhalla Race 100 miles) |
16:15 | Награждение для участников дистанций К30 Вспышки гнева (К30 Оutbursts), Веселый забег снеговиков 2К (Snowman Fun Trail 2К), Ледяной забег юниоров 3К (Teen Ice Race 3К) и Веселый забег 1К (FUN RUN) в главном здании AZIMUT Парк Отель Переславль |
19:00 | Брифинг для всех участников дистанций |
20 декабря 2026 года | |
04:30-22:00 | Работа стартово-финишного городка, раздевалок и камеры хранения |
05:00-06:00 | Прием заброски для участников дистанции 50 миль (50 miles) в стартовой зоне |
06:00 | Старт для участников дистанции 50 миль (50 miles) |
07:00-08:00 | Прием заброски для участников дистанции К70 в стартовой зоне |
07:30-22:30 | Работа стенда Гравировки в главном здании AZIMUT Парк Отель Переславль |
07:30 | Старт для участников дистанции К20 |
08:00-17:00 | Работа магазина RHR STORE в главном здании AZIMUT Парк Отель Переславль |
08:00 | Старт для участников дистанции К70 |
08:30 | Старт для участников дистанции К10 |
08:30-09:00 | Работа выездной камеры хранения для участников дистанции К40 (ул. Урицкого 1) |
10:30 | Старт для участников дистанции К40 и Зимней трейл-эстафеты (с. Купань) |
12:30 | Закрытие финиша для участников дистанции К10 |
13:30 | Закрытие финиша для участников дистанции К20 |
15:00 | Награждение для участников Зимней трейл-эстафеты в главном здании AZIMUT Парк Отель Переславль |
16:00 | Награждение для участников всех дистанций в главном здании AZIMUT Парк Отель Переславль |
18:30 | Закрытие финиша для участников дистанции К40 |
21:00 | Закрытие финиша для участников дистанции 50 миль (50 miles) |
22:00 | Закрытие финиша для участников дистанции К70 и Вальгалла 100 миль (Valhalla Race 100 miles) |
Electronic registration for participants is available on the website www.goldenultra.ru via the participant's personal account from 12:00 on February 9, 2026, until 12:00 on November 16, 2026.
Registration fees are as follows:
● Valhalla Race 100 miles — 18,000 RUB
● 50 miles — 11,000 RUB
● K70 — 10,000 RUB
● K40 — 9,000 RUB
● K30 Outbursts — 8,000 RUB
● K20 — 8,000 RUB
● K10 — 6,000 RUB
● Snowman Fun Trail 2K — 3,000 RUB
● Teen Ice Race 3K — 3,000 RUB
● FUN RUN 1K — 3,000 RUB
Starting October 29, 2026, the registration fees will be:
● Valhalla Race 100 miles — 18,000 RUB
● 50 miles — 11,000 RUB
● K70 — 10,000 RUB
● K40 — 9,500 RUB
● K30 Outbursts — 8,500 RUB
● K20 — 8,500 RUB
● K10 — 6,500 RUB ● Snowman Fun Trail 2K – 3,500 RUB
● Teen Ice Race 3K – 3,000 RUB
● Fun Run 1K – 3,000 RUB
Registration at the event Expo (December 18–19, 2026) will cost*:
● Valhalla Race 100 miles – 19,000 RUB
● 50 miles – 12,000 RUB
● K70 – 11,000 RUB
● K40 – 10,000 RUB
● K30 Outbursts – 9,000 RUB
● K20 – 9,000 RUB
● K10 – 7,000 RUB
● Snowman Fun Trail 2K – 3,500 RUB
● Teen Ice Race 3K – 3,500 RUB
● Fun Run 1K – 3,500 RUB
Subject to availability of race bibs!
*Also applies when changing your race distance at the event Expo.
Registration fees for legal entities and individual entrepreneurs are as follows:
● Valhalla Race 100 miles – 21,600 RUB
● 50 miles – 13,200 RUB
● K70 – 12,000 RUB ● K40 — 10,800 RUB
● K30 "Outbursts" — 9,600 RUB
● K20 — 9,600 RUB
● K10 — 7,200 RUB
● Snowman Fun Trail 2K — 3,600 RUB
● Teen Ice Race 3K — 3,600 RUB
● Fun Run 1K — 3,600 RUB
Registration requests from legal entities should be sent to: corp@goldenultra.ru
As of October 29, 2026, the registration fees for legal entities and individual entrepreneurs are as follows:
● Valhalla Race 100 miles — 21,600 RUB
● 50 miles — 13,200 RUB
● K70 — 12,000 RUB
● K40 — 11,400 RUB
● K30 "Outbursts" — 10,200 RUB
● K20 — 10,200 RUB
● K10 — 7,800 RUB
● Snowman Fun Trail 2K — 4,200 RUB
● Teen Ice Race 3K — 3,600 RUB
● Fun Run 1K — 3,600 RUB A 50% discount* is available to pensioners, large families, Honorary Donors of Russia, persons with disabilities, veterans, and combat participants. To take advantage of this:
● Register for a personal account on the website goldenultra.ru;
● Upload documents confirming your eligibility for the discount;
● Indicate your eligibility when registering for a race to apply the discount.
The discount does not apply to the following distances: Valhalla Race 100 miles, Snowman Fun Trail 2K, Teen Ice Race 3K, and FUN RUN 1K.*
*An exception is made for families with children who have disabilities; to register, please send a request to info@goldenultra.ru.
Re-registration
Online re-registration and changes to your selected race distance can be made until 12:00 PM on November 16, 2026. These changes are processed through your personal account and are subject to a fee of 1,000 RUB.
Changing your race distance at the event Expo (December 18–19, 2026) will also incur a fee of 1,000 RUB.
Qualification Requirements
Participation in the Valhalla Race 100 miles and 50 miles distances is restricted to those who meet specific qualification requirements. To verify eligibility, athletes (or their representatives) must upload supporting documentation to their personal account on the website goldenultra.ru.
(Only race results from the period between 2024 and 2026 will be considered.) Qualification requirements for participants in the Valhalla 100-mile race (Valhalla Race 100 miles):
● At least two race finishes at distances of 100 km or more. Qualifying races must meet one of the following criteria:
- A race with an ITRA score of 3–4 points (for the top 35% of finishers);
- A race with an ITRA score of 5 points or higher.
Additional qualifying event: Golden Ring Ultra Trail T100 (top 200 finishers).
● The following race finishes also count toward the requirement:
- Golden Ring Ultra Trail 100 T80 2025 (top 30% of finishers);
- Mad Fox Ultra 50 miles (top 50% of finishers);
- Mad Fox Ultra K70 (top 30% of finishers);
- Vottovaara Mountain Race 50 miles (top 30% of finishers);
- White Bride Ultra M70 (top 30% of finishers);
- Kalmyk Camel Trophy S80 (top 30% of finishers).
● A result achieved in a "backyard" style race, where the athlete completed at least 40 laps (this may be used as only one of the two required finishes).
Qualification requirements for participants in the 50-mile distance:
● At least one finish in a race of 50 km or longer, on a course rated at 2 or more ITRA points;
● A finish in a full-distance (226 km) triathlon—such as an IRONMAN event—between 2024 and 2026 (placing in the top 50% of finishers);
● A performance meeting the "Category I" (I разряд) standard or higher in an official 100 km race or a 24-hour ultramarathon;
● A performance in a "backyard" ultra event, where the athlete completed at least 15 laps.
To qualify for the Elite Cluster or Cluster A, athletes (or their representatives) must upload supporting documentation to their personal participant account on the website goldenultra.ru.
(Only results from events that took place after January 1, 2024, will be considered.)
Qualification requirements for the Elite Cluster:
● An ITRA Performance Index (PI) of at least 700 for men or 600 for women;
● Top 3 or top 5 finishes in major Russian or international running events;
● Overall winners of any RHR (Running Heroes Russia) race.
Qualification requirements for Cluster A:
(Applicable to the Valhalla 100-mile, 50-mile, K70, K30 "Outbursts," K20, and K10 distances)
● An ITRA Performance Index (PI) of at least 550 for men or 500 for women. ● Any Running Heroes Russia event: top 30 men, top 30 women;
● Any trail running event (with over 100 participants): top 10 men (overall) and top 10 women;
● Road running events: a performance meeting at least the 3rd sports category standard (according to the 2026–2029 Unified All-Russian Sports Classification, EVSK).
The distance used for qualification must be no less than half and no more than twice the distance for which the athlete is registering.
There is no "Cluster A" for the K40 distance!
Registration fees are as follows:
● Valhalla Race 100 miles — 18,000 RUB
● 50 miles — 11,000 RUB
● K70 — 10,000 RUB
● K40 — 9,000 RUB
● K30 Outbursts — 8,000 RUB
● K20 — 8,000 RUB
● K10 — 6,000 RUB
● Snowman Fun Trail 2K — 3,000 RUB
● Teen Ice Race 3K — 3,000 RUB
● FUN RUN 1K — 3,000 RUB
Starting October 29, 2026, the registration fees will be:
● Valhalla Race 100 miles — 18,000 RUB
● 50 miles — 11,000 RUB
● K70 — 10,000 RUB
● K40 — 9,500 RUB
● K30 Outbursts — 8,500 RUB
● K20 — 8,500 RUB
● K10 — 6,500 RUB ● Snowman Fun Trail 2K – 3,500 RUB
● Teen Ice Race 3K – 3,000 RUB
● Fun Run 1K – 3,000 RUB
Registration at the event Expo (December 18–19, 2026) will cost*:
● Valhalla Race 100 miles – 19,000 RUB
● 50 miles – 12,000 RUB
● K70 – 11,000 RUB
● K40 – 10,000 RUB
● K30 Outbursts – 9,000 RUB
● K20 – 9,000 RUB
● K10 – 7,000 RUB
● Snowman Fun Trail 2K – 3,500 RUB
● Teen Ice Race 3K – 3,500 RUB
● Fun Run 1K – 3,500 RUB
Subject to availability of race bibs!
*Also applies when changing your race distance at the event Expo.
Registration fees for legal entities and individual entrepreneurs are as follows:
● Valhalla Race 100 miles – 21,600 RUB
● 50 miles – 13,200 RUB
● K70 – 12,000 RUB ● K40 — 10,800 RUB
● K30 "Outbursts" — 9,600 RUB
● K20 — 9,600 RUB
● K10 — 7,200 RUB
● Snowman Fun Trail 2K — 3,600 RUB
● Teen Ice Race 3K — 3,600 RUB
● Fun Run 1K — 3,600 RUB
Registration requests from legal entities should be sent to: corp@goldenultra.ru
As of October 29, 2026, the registration fees for legal entities and individual entrepreneurs are as follows:
● Valhalla Race 100 miles — 21,600 RUB
● 50 miles — 13,200 RUB
● K70 — 12,000 RUB
● K40 — 11,400 RUB
● K30 "Outbursts" — 10,200 RUB
● K20 — 10,200 RUB
● K10 — 7,800 RUB
● Snowman Fun Trail 2K — 4,200 RUB
● Teen Ice Race 3K — 3,600 RUB
● Fun Run 1K — 3,600 RUB A 50% discount* is available to pensioners, large families, Honorary Donors of Russia, persons with disabilities, veterans, and combat participants. To take advantage of this:
● Register for a personal account on the website goldenultra.ru;
● Upload documents confirming your eligibility for the discount;
● Indicate your eligibility when registering for a race to apply the discount.
The discount does not apply to the following distances: Valhalla Race 100 miles, Snowman Fun Trail 2K, Teen Ice Race 3K, and FUN RUN 1K.*
*An exception is made for families with children who have disabilities; to register, please send a request to info@goldenultra.ru.
Re-registration
Online re-registration and changes to your selected race distance can be made until 12:00 PM on November 16, 2026. These changes are processed through your personal account and are subject to a fee of 1,000 RUB.
Changing your race distance at the event Expo (December 18–19, 2026) will also incur a fee of 1,000 RUB.
Qualification Requirements
Participation in the Valhalla Race 100 miles and 50 miles distances is restricted to those who meet specific qualification requirements. To verify eligibility, athletes (or their representatives) must upload supporting documentation to their personal account on the website goldenultra.ru.
(Only race results from the period between 2024 and 2026 will be considered.) Qualification requirements for participants in the Valhalla 100-mile race (Valhalla Race 100 miles):
● At least two race finishes at distances of 100 km or more. Qualifying races must meet one of the following criteria:
- A race with an ITRA score of 3–4 points (for the top 35% of finishers);
- A race with an ITRA score of 5 points or higher.
Additional qualifying event: Golden Ring Ultra Trail T100 (top 200 finishers).
● The following race finishes also count toward the requirement:
- Golden Ring Ultra Trail 100 T80 2025 (top 30% of finishers);
- Mad Fox Ultra 50 miles (top 50% of finishers);
- Mad Fox Ultra K70 (top 30% of finishers);
- Vottovaara Mountain Race 50 miles (top 30% of finishers);
- White Bride Ultra M70 (top 30% of finishers);
- Kalmyk Camel Trophy S80 (top 30% of finishers).
● A result achieved in a "backyard" style race, where the athlete completed at least 40 laps (this may be used as only one of the two required finishes).
Qualification requirements for participants in the 50-mile distance:
● At least one finish in a race of 50 km or longer, on a course rated at 2 or more ITRA points;
● A finish in a full-distance (226 km) triathlon—such as an IRONMAN event—between 2024 and 2026 (placing in the top 50% of finishers);
● A performance meeting the "Category I" (I разряд) standard or higher in an official 100 km race or a 24-hour ultramarathon;
● A performance in a "backyard" ultra event, where the athlete completed at least 15 laps.
To qualify for the Elite Cluster or Cluster A, athletes (or their representatives) must upload supporting documentation to their personal participant account on the website goldenultra.ru.
(Only results from events that took place after January 1, 2024, will be considered.)
Qualification requirements for the Elite Cluster:
● An ITRA Performance Index (PI) of at least 700 for men or 600 for women;
● Top 3 or top 5 finishes in major Russian or international running events;
● Overall winners of any RHR (Running Heroes Russia) race.
Qualification requirements for Cluster A:
(Applicable to the Valhalla 100-mile, 50-mile, K70, K30 "Outbursts," K20, and K10 distances)
● An ITRA Performance Index (PI) of at least 550 for men or 500 for women. ● Any Running Heroes Russia event: top 30 men, top 30 women;
● Any trail running event (with over 100 participants): top 10 men (overall) and top 10 women;
● Road running events: a performance meeting at least the 3rd sports category standard (according to the 2026–2029 Unified All-Russian Sports Classification, EVSK).
The distance used for qualification must be no less than half and no more than twice the distance for which the athlete is registering.
There is no "Cluster A" for the K40 distance!
The participant’s race pack includes:
● a race bib with a timing chip;
● a sticker for the bag drop (luggage storage);
● gifts from the organizing committee and event partners.
Race packs can be collected at the Expo, located at the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl (coordinates: 56.66237, 38.99339; address: 100 Dachnaya St., Ivanisovo village, Ryazantsevskoye rural settlement, Pereslavsky District, Yaroslavl Region, Russia).
● December 18–19, 2026, from 11:00 to 20:00 (for all race distances).
Please note: Race packs will not be issued after 20:00!
Race packs will also be available for pickup in Moscow shortly before the event. The specific date, time, and location will be announced on the website: www.goldenultra.ru.
Requirements for collecting your race pack
Participants aged 18 and older must provide the following to collect their race pack:
● an original form of identification;
● an original medical certificate;
● an insurance policy.*
*An insurance policy is not required for the "Snowman Fun Trail 2K" distance.
If a race pack is being collected by a proxy (an authorized representative), the representative must provide*:
● their own original form of identification;
● a copy of the participant’s identification;
● the participant’s original medical certificate;
● an original power of attorney (authorization document) issued to the representative;
● an insurance policy.
*Race bibs for the "Valhalla Race 100 miles" distance cannot be collected via power of attorney.
*It is not possible to change your race distance when collecting a race pack via power of attorney. When collecting a race pack for a participant aged 15–17, the following are required:
● an original form of identification;
● an original medical certificate;
● an insurance policy;
● an original parental consent form for participation in the race, and the personal presence of one parent when collecting the race pack.
When collecting a race pack for a participant aged 0–14, the parent must provide:
● an original form of identification for the parent;
● a copy of the child’s birth certificate or proof of the parent-child relationship (as shown in the parent’s passport);
● an original parental consent form for participation in the race, and the personal presence of one parent when collecting the race pack;
● an original medical certificate.
Insurance
Athletes are permitted to participate in the event only if they hold an accident and illness insurance policy. Insurance requirements:
● a coverage amount of at least 300,000 rubles;
● valid for the date(s) of the race;
● applicable to running/trail running activities;
● applicable to participation in running/trail running competitions.
Medical Certificate
● must be issued by an institution licensed to provide medical services;
● must include the medical institution’s stamp, the physician’s signature and stamp, the date of issue, and the participant’s full name;
● must state that the participant is cleared to take part in running/trail running events for a distance equal to or greater than the race distance;
● must confirm that the participant belongs to "health group 1" or "health group 2," or be issued in the format specified in Appendix No. 2 to the Order of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation No. 484n dated May 19, 2026;
● must be valid on the day of the race. The certificate remains valid for the period specified therein, up to a maximum of 1 year from the date of issue.
● The medical certificate submitted will not be returned when you collect your race bib. A photocopy of a medical certificate is accepted only if the original is also presented.
● a race bib with a timing chip;
● a sticker for the bag drop (luggage storage);
● gifts from the organizing committee and event partners.
Race packs can be collected at the Expo, located at the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl (coordinates: 56.66237, 38.99339; address: 100 Dachnaya St., Ivanisovo village, Ryazantsevskoye rural settlement, Pereslavsky District, Yaroslavl Region, Russia).
● December 18–19, 2026, from 11:00 to 20:00 (for all race distances).
Please note: Race packs will not be issued after 20:00!
Race packs will also be available for pickup in Moscow shortly before the event. The specific date, time, and location will be announced on the website: www.goldenultra.ru.
Requirements for collecting your race pack
Participants aged 18 and older must provide the following to collect their race pack:
● an original form of identification;
● an original medical certificate;
● an insurance policy.*
*An insurance policy is not required for the "Snowman Fun Trail 2K" distance.
If a race pack is being collected by a proxy (an authorized representative), the representative must provide*:
● their own original form of identification;
● a copy of the participant’s identification;
● the participant’s original medical certificate;
● an original power of attorney (authorization document) issued to the representative;
● an insurance policy.
*Race bibs for the "Valhalla Race 100 miles" distance cannot be collected via power of attorney.
*It is not possible to change your race distance when collecting a race pack via power of attorney. When collecting a race pack for a participant aged 15–17, the following are required:
● an original form of identification;
● an original medical certificate;
● an insurance policy;
● an original parental consent form for participation in the race, and the personal presence of one parent when collecting the race pack.
When collecting a race pack for a participant aged 0–14, the parent must provide:
● an original form of identification for the parent;
● a copy of the child’s birth certificate or proof of the parent-child relationship (as shown in the parent’s passport);
● an original parental consent form for participation in the race, and the personal presence of one parent when collecting the race pack;
● an original medical certificate.
Insurance
Athletes are permitted to participate in the event only if they hold an accident and illness insurance policy. Insurance requirements:
● a coverage amount of at least 300,000 rubles;
● valid for the date(s) of the race;
● applicable to running/trail running activities;
● applicable to participation in running/trail running competitions.
Medical Certificate
● must be issued by an institution licensed to provide medical services;
● must include the medical institution’s stamp, the physician’s signature and stamp, the date of issue, and the participant’s full name;
● must state that the participant is cleared to take part in running/trail running events for a distance equal to or greater than the race distance;
● must confirm that the participant belongs to "health group 1" or "health group 2," or be issued in the format specified in Appendix No. 2 to the Order of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation No. 484n dated May 19, 2026;
● must be valid on the day of the race. The certificate remains valid for the period specified therein, up to a maximum of 1 year from the date of issue.
● The medical certificate submitted will not be returned when you collect your race bib. A photocopy of a medical certificate is accepted only if the original is also presented.
Transfer Service for Event Participants
Moscow – AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl – Moscow
The cost for a one-way transfer for participants and accompanying persons is 3,300 RUB. Payment can be made via your personal account on the official event website: goldenultra.ru. Transfer requests are accepted until December 4, 2026. The estimated travel time is 3 hours.
December 18, 2026
09:00
Buses depart from the parking lot of the "Golden Gate Moscow" business center (Moscow, Bulvar Entuziastov, 2; near Ploshchad Ilyicha/Rimskaya metro stations) for the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl. The bus will make a stop near the "Pereslavl" Hotel (Pereslavl-Zalessky, Rostovskaya St., 27).
December 19, 2026
08:00; 10:00; 11:00
Buses depart from the parking lot of the "Golden Gate Moscow" business center (Moscow, Bulvar Entuziastov, 2; near Ploshchad Ilyicha/Rimskaya metro stations) for the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl. The bus will make a stop near the "Pereslavl" Hotel (Pereslavl-Zalessky, Rostovskaya St., 27).
December 20, 2026
14:00; 16:00; 18:00; 20:00; 22:00 23:00
Departure of buses from AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl to the parking area of the "Golden Gate Moscow" business center (Moscow, Bulvar Entuziastov, 2; nearest metro stations: Ploshchad Ilyicha / Rimskaya).
Pereslavl-Zalessky – AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl – Pereslavl-Zalessky
The cost for a one-way transfer for participants and accompanying persons is 400 RUB. Payment can be made via your personal account on the official event website, goldenultra.ru. Transfer requests are accepted until November 25, 2026. The estimated travel time is 30 minutes.
December 20, 2026
04:30; 06:00
Departure of buses from 1 Uritskogo St. (Pereslavl-Zalessky) to AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl.
December 20, 2026
15:00; 17:00; 19:00
Departure of buses from AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl to 1 Uritskogo St. (Pereslavl-Zalessky).
Transfer for participants of the K40 race (provided free of charge, exclusively for event participants). The estimated travel time is 60–90 minutes.
December 20, 2026
09:00
Departure of buses from AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl to the village of Kupan.
December 20, 2026
09:00
Departure of buses from 1 Uritskogo St. (Pereslavl-Zalessky) to the village of Kupan. Coordinates
● "Golden Gate Moscow" Business Center – 55.746239, 37.682522 (Moscow, Entuziastov Boulevard, 2; near Ploshchad Ilyicha/Rimskaya metro stations); ● SFG (AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl) – 56.660910, 38.993540 (100 Dachnaya St., Ivanisovo village, Ryazantsevskoye rural settlement, Pereslavsky District, Yaroslavl Region, Russia);
● Hotel "Pereslavl" – 56.742684, 38.855595 (27 Rostovskaya St., Pereslavl-Zalessky);
● 1 Uritskogo St. – 56.745363, 38.857416 (Pereslavl-Zalessky);
● K40 Start Point – 56.85012, 38.70679 (Kupan village, Pereslavl-Zalessky Urban District, Yaroslavl Region)
Rules for transporting children
● Children under 3 years of age may be transported without registration and without occupying a separate seat;
● Children aged 3 to 7 must be registered for the transfer; they may only be transported using child restraint systems (car seats) appropriate for the child's weight and height;
● Children aged 7 to 12 must be registered for the transfer; they may be transported using booster seats or by simply using the vehicle's standard seat belts;
● Children aged 12 and older must be registered for the transfer; no special child restraint devices are required—the vehicle's standard seat belt is sufficient.
Logistics recommendations for reaching the start location
● Via the participant transfer service.
● By car. From Moscow, take the M-8 "Kholmogory" highway. The distance is approximately 145 km, with a travel time of about 2.5 hours.
● By bus. You can travel from Moscow to Pereslavl-Zalessky by intercity bus, departing from either the Central Bus Station or the "Severnye Vorota" (Northern Gate) Bus Station. Buses run daily, and the journey takes approximately 2.5 hours.
● By train. Express trains 102Ya and 106Ya depart from Yaroslavsky Railway Station, heading toward Yaroslavl. The travel time is about 2 hours. You should get off at the "Berendeevo" station; from there, you can reach the hotel by taxi in about 15 minutes.
Moscow – AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl – Moscow
The cost for a one-way transfer for participants and accompanying persons is 3,300 RUB. Payment can be made via your personal account on the official event website: goldenultra.ru. Transfer requests are accepted until December 4, 2026. The estimated travel time is 3 hours.
December 18, 2026
09:00
Buses depart from the parking lot of the "Golden Gate Moscow" business center (Moscow, Bulvar Entuziastov, 2; near Ploshchad Ilyicha/Rimskaya metro stations) for the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl. The bus will make a stop near the "Pereslavl" Hotel (Pereslavl-Zalessky, Rostovskaya St., 27).
December 19, 2026
08:00; 10:00; 11:00
Buses depart from the parking lot of the "Golden Gate Moscow" business center (Moscow, Bulvar Entuziastov, 2; near Ploshchad Ilyicha/Rimskaya metro stations) for the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl. The bus will make a stop near the "Pereslavl" Hotel (Pereslavl-Zalessky, Rostovskaya St., 27).
December 20, 2026
14:00; 16:00; 18:00; 20:00; 22:00 23:00
Departure of buses from AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl to the parking area of the "Golden Gate Moscow" business center (Moscow, Bulvar Entuziastov, 2; nearest metro stations: Ploshchad Ilyicha / Rimskaya).
Pereslavl-Zalessky – AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl – Pereslavl-Zalessky
The cost for a one-way transfer for participants and accompanying persons is 400 RUB. Payment can be made via your personal account on the official event website, goldenultra.ru. Transfer requests are accepted until November 25, 2026. The estimated travel time is 30 minutes.
December 20, 2026
04:30; 06:00
Departure of buses from 1 Uritskogo St. (Pereslavl-Zalessky) to AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl.
December 20, 2026
15:00; 17:00; 19:00
Departure of buses from AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl to 1 Uritskogo St. (Pereslavl-Zalessky).
Transfer for participants of the K40 race (provided free of charge, exclusively for event participants). The estimated travel time is 60–90 minutes.
December 20, 2026
09:00
Departure of buses from AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl to the village of Kupan.
December 20, 2026
09:00
Departure of buses from 1 Uritskogo St. (Pereslavl-Zalessky) to the village of Kupan. Coordinates
● "Golden Gate Moscow" Business Center – 55.746239, 37.682522 (Moscow, Entuziastov Boulevard, 2; near Ploshchad Ilyicha/Rimskaya metro stations); ● SFG (AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl) – 56.660910, 38.993540 (100 Dachnaya St., Ivanisovo village, Ryazantsevskoye rural settlement, Pereslavsky District, Yaroslavl Region, Russia);
● Hotel "Pereslavl" – 56.742684, 38.855595 (27 Rostovskaya St., Pereslavl-Zalessky);
● 1 Uritskogo St. – 56.745363, 38.857416 (Pereslavl-Zalessky);
● K40 Start Point – 56.85012, 38.70679 (Kupan village, Pereslavl-Zalessky Urban District, Yaroslavl Region)
Rules for transporting children
● Children under 3 years of age may be transported without registration and without occupying a separate seat;
● Children aged 3 to 7 must be registered for the transfer; they may only be transported using child restraint systems (car seats) appropriate for the child's weight and height;
● Children aged 7 to 12 must be registered for the transfer; they may be transported using booster seats or by simply using the vehicle's standard seat belts;
● Children aged 12 and older must be registered for the transfer; no special child restraint devices are required—the vehicle's standard seat belt is sufficient.
Logistics recommendations for reaching the start location
● Via the participant transfer service.
● By car. From Moscow, take the M-8 "Kholmogory" highway. The distance is approximately 145 km, with a travel time of about 2.5 hours.
● By bus. You can travel from Moscow to Pereslavl-Zalessky by intercity bus, departing from either the Central Bus Station or the "Severnye Vorota" (Northern Gate) Bus Station. Buses run daily, and the journey takes approximately 2.5 hours.
● By train. Express trains 102Ya and 106Ya depart from Yaroslavsky Railway Station, heading toward Yaroslavl. The travel time is about 2 hours. You should get off at the "Berendeevo" station; from there, you can reach the hotel by taxi in about 15 minutes.
1. Each food package must be labeled with the participant's race number.
2. Specialized running socks meeting the following criteria:
● height: at least mid-calf;
● material: synthetic or merino wool (cotton is prohibited).
Recommendations: reinforced heel and toe areas, flat seams (to prevent chafing), and compression (for muscle support and improved blood flow).
3. A thermal, windproof jacket meeting the following criteria:
● wind protection: membrane or dense fabric (windblocker/windstopper);
● thermal insulation: fleece, synthetic material, or wool (can be a separate layer);
● water-repellent treatment;
● must include a hood.
Recommendations: extended back, snug cuffs; integrated ventilation zippers are optional.
4. The race route (track) may be updated shortly before the start; information regarding any such updates will be posted via the race's official communication channels.
5. The organizers' phone number must be saved in your contacts (+7 926 680 31 69).
6. A knife meeting the following criteria:
● must not have an exposed blade when carried;
● the blade must be sharp enough to cut through a 10mm-thick rope and various textile materials;
● blade length: at least 3 cm;
● material (any of the following): steel, ceramic, titanium, or an alloy.
7. Headlamp requirements:
● minimum rating (IPX2): the headlamp must be able to withstand light drizzle. ● Required rating (IPX4): The headlamp must function reliably during heavy rain, snowfall, and in high-humidity conditions. It is designed to withstand exposure to water, allowing you to run with it even in adverse weather.
8. Mandatory first-aid kit contents:
● Chemical heat packs (4-hour duration, at least 4 units) OR catalytic hand warmers (4-hour duration, at least 2 units, including a supply of fuel);
● Bandage (at least 10 cm x 5 m, 1 unit or more);
● Self-adherent (cohesive) bandage (at least 400 cm);
● Adhesive tape/plaster (at least 300 cm);
● Hemostatic sponge, 50 x 50 mm (at least 3 units);
● Sterile gauze pads, at least 75 x 75 mm (at least 5 units);
● Personal medication (if required).
9. A GPS tracker is mandatory equipment for athletes competing in the VR100 and K30 distances. The device is issued against a signature (the athlete assumes responsibility for loss or failure to return it). Trackers will be distributed to athletes during the race pack pickup (exclusively at the Azimut Pereslavl venue).
PARTICIPANTS WITHOUT A GPS TRACKER WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO START!
10. Participants are responsible for preparing the mandatory equipment set for each drop bag (supply bag) on their respective race distance.
Race Bib Pickup Terms and Conditions
Valhalla Race 100 Miles
● Race bibs will not be issued in Moscow;
● It is not possible to collect a race bib via proxy (power of attorney);
● To receive a race bib, participants must personally undergo a mandatory equipment check at the Expo, located at the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl. 50-mile and K70 distances
● To receive your race bib, you must undergo an in-person mandatory gear check at the Expo, located at the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl.
● For those who have already collected their bib in Moscow, a mandatory gear check at the Expo (at the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl) is STILL REQUIRED!
Important
● The gear check is conducted EXCLUSIVELY at the Expo at the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl. This service is not available in Moscow.
● Once the mandatory gear check is successfully completed, participants in the 50-mile and K70 distances will be issued a special identification wristband. Removing this wristband before reaching the finish line is prohibited; it is a mandatory requirement for race entry.
● If you decide to change your race distance at the Expo, you must first collect your bib and then complete the mandatory gear check.
Race Entry: You will not be permitted to start the race if you lack any of the following:
● A race bib with an integrated timing chip;
● The full set of mandatory gear;
● The identification wristband worn on your wrist.
Mandatory gear for participants in the "Snowman Fun Trail 2K" (Веселый забег снеговиков 2К):
● A carnival costume.
Key characteristics of a carnival costume:
● Brightness and sparkle: the use of vibrant, bold colors, sequins, or metallic/glittery fabrics.
● Volume and exaggeration: grotesque or oversized elements (e.g., giant hats, voluminous skirts).
● Thematic focus: a clear connection to a specific concept, character, or archetype.
● Abundant decoration: a wealth of embellishments, such as feathers, rhinestones, or fringe. ● Accessories (optional/additional): A mask, crown, or large prop is required.
● Theatricality: The outfit must be as far removed from everyday clothing as possible.
** Refusal, ignoring an equipment check, failure to follow a judge’s instructions, or unsportsmanlike conduct will result in disqualification!
Please note: The items included in the mandatory gear list constitute the essential equipment that every trail runner should select based on their own skill level—ensuring greater safety and better performance.
At the finish line, the leaders in the overall standings may be subject to a re-check of their mandatory gear.
A participant may be disqualified for:
● Failure to comply with the route requirements (e.g., not following the designated track).
2. Specialized running socks meeting the following criteria:
● height: at least mid-calf;
● material: synthetic or merino wool (cotton is prohibited).
Recommendations: reinforced heel and toe areas, flat seams (to prevent chafing), and compression (for muscle support and improved blood flow).
3. A thermal, windproof jacket meeting the following criteria:
● wind protection: membrane or dense fabric (windblocker/windstopper);
● thermal insulation: fleece, synthetic material, or wool (can be a separate layer);
● water-repellent treatment;
● must include a hood.
Recommendations: extended back, snug cuffs; integrated ventilation zippers are optional.
4. The race route (track) may be updated shortly before the start; information regarding any such updates will be posted via the race's official communication channels.
5. The organizers' phone number must be saved in your contacts (+7 926 680 31 69).
6. A knife meeting the following criteria:
● must not have an exposed blade when carried;
● the blade must be sharp enough to cut through a 10mm-thick rope and various textile materials;
● blade length: at least 3 cm;
● material (any of the following): steel, ceramic, titanium, or an alloy.
7. Headlamp requirements:
● minimum rating (IPX2): the headlamp must be able to withstand light drizzle. ● Required rating (IPX4): The headlamp must function reliably during heavy rain, snowfall, and in high-humidity conditions. It is designed to withstand exposure to water, allowing you to run with it even in adverse weather.
8. Mandatory first-aid kit contents:
● Chemical heat packs (4-hour duration, at least 4 units) OR catalytic hand warmers (4-hour duration, at least 2 units, including a supply of fuel);
● Bandage (at least 10 cm x 5 m, 1 unit or more);
● Self-adherent (cohesive) bandage (at least 400 cm);
● Adhesive tape/plaster (at least 300 cm);
● Hemostatic sponge, 50 x 50 mm (at least 3 units);
● Sterile gauze pads, at least 75 x 75 mm (at least 5 units);
● Personal medication (if required).
9. A GPS tracker is mandatory equipment for athletes competing in the VR100 and K30 distances. The device is issued against a signature (the athlete assumes responsibility for loss or failure to return it). Trackers will be distributed to athletes during the race pack pickup (exclusively at the Azimut Pereslavl venue).
PARTICIPANTS WITHOUT A GPS TRACKER WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO START!
10. Participants are responsible for preparing the mandatory equipment set for each drop bag (supply bag) on their respective race distance.
Race Bib Pickup Terms and Conditions
Valhalla Race 100 Miles
● Race bibs will not be issued in Moscow;
● It is not possible to collect a race bib via proxy (power of attorney);
● To receive a race bib, participants must personally undergo a mandatory equipment check at the Expo, located at the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl. 50-mile and K70 distances
● To receive your race bib, you must undergo an in-person mandatory gear check at the Expo, located at the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl.
● For those who have already collected their bib in Moscow, a mandatory gear check at the Expo (at the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl) is STILL REQUIRED!
Important
● The gear check is conducted EXCLUSIVELY at the Expo at the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl. This service is not available in Moscow.
● Once the mandatory gear check is successfully completed, participants in the 50-mile and K70 distances will be issued a special identification wristband. Removing this wristband before reaching the finish line is prohibited; it is a mandatory requirement for race entry.
● If you decide to change your race distance at the Expo, you must first collect your bib and then complete the mandatory gear check.
Race Entry: You will not be permitted to start the race if you lack any of the following:
● A race bib with an integrated timing chip;
● The full set of mandatory gear;
● The identification wristband worn on your wrist.
Mandatory gear for participants in the "Snowman Fun Trail 2K" (Веселый забег снеговиков 2К):
● A carnival costume.
Key characteristics of a carnival costume:
● Brightness and sparkle: the use of vibrant, bold colors, sequins, or metallic/glittery fabrics.
● Volume and exaggeration: grotesque or oversized elements (e.g., giant hats, voluminous skirts).
● Thematic focus: a clear connection to a specific concept, character, or archetype.
● Abundant decoration: a wealth of embellishments, such as feathers, rhinestones, or fringe. ● Accessories (optional/additional): A mask, crown, or large prop is required.
● Theatricality: The outfit must be as far removed from everyday clothing as possible.
** Refusal, ignoring an equipment check, failure to follow a judge’s instructions, or unsportsmanlike conduct will result in disqualification!
Please note: The items included in the mandatory gear list constitute the essential equipment that every trail runner should select based on their own skill level—ensuring greater safety and better performance.
At the finish line, the leaders in the overall standings may be subject to a re-check of their mandatory gear.
A participant may be disqualified for:
● Failure to comply with the route requirements (e.g., not following the designated track).
Support Team Services for Participants
Assistance to an athlete on the course is permitted, provided that the support team adheres to the following conditions:
● Assistance may only be provided by authorized support team personnel. Registration must be completed in advance via the website, and accreditation must be obtained at the registration desk during the event’s packet pickup hours;
● Assistance must be provided exclusively at designated, authorized locations along the course. A list of these locations can be found in the table detailing the aid stations;
● The support team is responsible for planning its own logistics and movement schedule;
● Any private vehicles must be parked in compliance with traffic regulations and must not obstruct the movement of participants or event staff;
● Assistance to an athlete may be provided by only one support team member, who must display an official authorization badge. Only one badge is issued per team, and it must be clearly visible while the team member is in a support zone;
This authorized support team member is permitted to enter aid station zones accessible to the athlete, provided they do not interfere with other participants or race staff;
● Assistance may be provided to an athlete within the designated zone (extending 50 meters before and after an aid station), provided that such actions do not obstruct other participants or event staff;
● Medical assistance (with the exception of treating minor wounds, abrasions, or blisters) is not permitted;
● Spectators are allowed at support locations, but they are strictly prohibited from providing any form of assistance to athletes;
● Accompanying an athlete while moving within an authorized zone is permitted;
● Access for support team members to the finish line area to meet an athlete will be determined on-site (upon request);
● An authorized support team member is entitled to collect drop bags;
● A single support team may assist multiple athletes (the number of athletes being supported—up to a maximum of 3—must be specified during registration). ● It is prohibited to leave equipment or food/supplies in the designated support zone unattended by a member of the support team.
● Small tables may be set up, provided they do not obstruct participants or event staff.
● The display of flags or other branding/identity materials is prohibited. Small identifying markers (such as a sign or a miniature flag) may be placed on a table.
● Playing music is prohibited. The use of loudspeakers to cheer for or support participants is permitted.
● If a support team violates these rules or exhibits negative or unsportsmanlike behavior, the group will be required to leave the designated support zone; furthermore, they may be barred from providing support to that athlete at future RHR events.
● In certain cases, a serious violation of the rules by a support team may result in the disqualification of the athlete or group of athletes they are supporting. Each incident will be reviewed on an individual basis.
Assistance to an athlete on the course is permitted, provided that the support team adheres to the following conditions:
● Assistance may only be provided by authorized support team personnel. Registration must be completed in advance via the website, and accreditation must be obtained at the registration desk during the event’s packet pickup hours;
● Assistance must be provided exclusively at designated, authorized locations along the course. A list of these locations can be found in the table detailing the aid stations;
● The support team is responsible for planning its own logistics and movement schedule;
● Any private vehicles must be parked in compliance with traffic regulations and must not obstruct the movement of participants or event staff;
● Assistance to an athlete may be provided by only one support team member, who must display an official authorization badge. Only one badge is issued per team, and it must be clearly visible while the team member is in a support zone;
This authorized support team member is permitted to enter aid station zones accessible to the athlete, provided they do not interfere with other participants or race staff;
● Assistance may be provided to an athlete within the designated zone (extending 50 meters before and after an aid station), provided that such actions do not obstruct other participants or event staff;
● Medical assistance (with the exception of treating minor wounds, abrasions, or blisters) is not permitted;
● Spectators are allowed at support locations, but they are strictly prohibited from providing any form of assistance to athletes;
● Accompanying an athlete while moving within an authorized zone is permitted;
● Access for support team members to the finish line area to meet an athlete will be determined on-site (upon request);
● An authorized support team member is entitled to collect drop bags;
● A single support team may assist multiple athletes (the number of athletes being supported—up to a maximum of 3—must be specified during registration). ● It is prohibited to leave equipment or food/supplies in the designated support zone unattended by a member of the support team.
● Small tables may be set up, provided they do not obstruct participants or event staff.
● The display of flags or other branding/identity materials is prohibited. Small identifying markers (such as a sign or a miniature flag) may be placed on a table.
● Playing music is prohibited. The use of loudspeakers to cheer for or support participants is permitted.
● If a support team violates these rules or exhibits negative or unsportsmanlike behavior, the group will be required to leave the designated support zone; furthermore, they may be barred from providing support to that athlete at future RHR events.
● In certain cases, a serious violation of the rules by a support team may result in the disqualification of the athlete or group of athletes they are supporting. Each incident will be reviewed on an individual basis.
Awards will be presented to the top three finishers (1st, 2nd, and 3rd place) among both men and women in the overall standings for each distance:
● Valhalla Race 100 miles
1st place – 100,000 rubles and gifts;
2nd place – 75,000 rubles and gifts;
3rd place – 50,000 rubles and gifts;
● 50 miles
1st place – 75,000 rubles and gifts;
2nd place – 50,000 rubles and gifts;
3rd place – 40,000 rubles and gifts;
● K70
1st place – 50,000 rubles and gifts;
2nd place – 40,000 rubles and gifts;
3rd place – 30,000 rubles and gifts;
● K40
1st place – 40,000 rubles and gifts;
2nd place – 30,000 rubles and gifts;
3rd place – 20,000 rubles and gifts;
● K30 (Outbursts), K20, K10, Snowman Fun Trail 2K, Teen Ice Race 3K, and FUN RUN 1K
Participants who place in the top three will receive valuable prizes and gifts.
Additionally, athletes who finish in 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place within their respective age groups* will also receive valuable prizes:
● 15–17 years old;
● 18–29 years old;
● 30–39 years old;
● 40–49 years old;
● 50–59 years old;
● 60–69 years old;
● 70 and older; *This does not apply to the K30 Outbursts, Snowman Fun Trail 2K, Teen Ice Race 3K, and FUN RUN 1K distances.
Athletes who place 1st, 2nd, or 3rd in the overall standings or within their age group are not eligible for additional age-group prizes.
Every finisher of the Valhalla Race 100 miles, 50 miles, K70, K40, K20, and K30 Outbursts distances will receive official International Trail Running Association (ITRA) points. Athletes who successfully complete the Valhalla Race 100 miles will be awarded 5 ITRA points; those who complete the 50 miles or K70 will receive 4 points; and those who complete the K40 or K30 Outbursts will receive 1 point.
● Valhalla Race 100 miles
1st place – 100,000 rubles and gifts;
2nd place – 75,000 rubles and gifts;
3rd place – 50,000 rubles and gifts;
● 50 miles
1st place – 75,000 rubles and gifts;
2nd place – 50,000 rubles and gifts;
3rd place – 40,000 rubles and gifts;
● K70
1st place – 50,000 rubles and gifts;
2nd place – 40,000 rubles and gifts;
3rd place – 30,000 rubles and gifts;
● K40
1st place – 40,000 rubles and gifts;
2nd place – 30,000 rubles and gifts;
3rd place – 20,000 rubles and gifts;
● K30 (Outbursts), K20, K10, Snowman Fun Trail 2K, Teen Ice Race 3K, and FUN RUN 1K
Participants who place in the top three will receive valuable prizes and gifts.
Additionally, athletes who finish in 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place within their respective age groups* will also receive valuable prizes:
● 15–17 years old;
● 18–29 years old;
● 30–39 years old;
● 40–49 years old;
● 50–59 years old;
● 60–69 years old;
● 70 and older; *This does not apply to the K30 Outbursts, Snowman Fun Trail 2K, Teen Ice Race 3K, and FUN RUN 1K distances.
Athletes who place 1st, 2nd, or 3rd in the overall standings or within their age group are not eligible for additional age-group prizes.
Every finisher of the Valhalla Race 100 miles, 50 miles, K70, K40, K20, and K30 Outbursts distances will receive official International Trail Running Association (ITRA) points. Athletes who successfully complete the Valhalla Race 100 miles will be awarded 5 ITRA points; those who complete the 50 miles or K70 will receive 4 points; and those who complete the K40 or K30 Outbursts will receive 1 point.
Winter Trail Relay – Time to fuel up on winter adrenaline and team spirit!
We are excited to invite you to our Winter Trail Relay – an exhilarating competition where speed, strategy, and teamwork pave the way to victory!
What’s in store?
Intense competition on snowy trails
Thrilling race stages and unexpected challenges
Plenty of excitement, laughter, and sporting spirit
Awesome prizes and the title of "Most Cohesive Team"
Gather your colleagues, devise your tactics, and get ready to conquer the winter landscape together!
Participation Requirements for Relay Teams
Teams must consist of four individuals, all aged 18 or older.
Each team must include at least one female participant.
The team captain is responsible for collecting the race packets for the entire team. To pick up the packets, the captain must provide: a letter of authorization from the organization, copies of identification documents, medical certificates for all team members (certificates will not be returned; photocopies are accepted if the original is presented), and a sports insurance policy valid for the date of the event.
Team registration applications should be sent to: corp@goldenultra.ru
Participation Rules:
● Each participant may complete only one stage of the relay.
● Stage distances: Stage 1 – 15 km; Stage 2 – 9 km; Stage 3 – 7 km; Stage 4 – 9 km.
● The relay handoff must take place exclusively within the designated exchange zones.
Failure to follow this rule will result in a 20-minute penalty added to the team’s final finish time. A serious violation of this rule (passing the baton or substituting a participant while a stage is in progress) will result in the disqualification of the team.
● Winners are determined by adding together the completion times for each stage for all members of the relay team, including any penalties incurred by the team during the race.
● Winners and top finishers are determined based on the overall relay standings and will receive prizes and gifts from the Organizing Committee and partners. The team that takes first place will be awarded a perpetual (rolling) trophy.
Registration fees are as follows:
"Start" Package – 95,000 RUB
This package includes:
● A race bib (start number) featuring the team name;
● A race pack containing gifts from the organizers and partners;
● A dedicated area for picking up race packs and bibs;
● A race pack containing gifts from the organizers and partners;
● A T-shirt or long-sleeve shirt featuring the event branding;
● Placement of the company logo on the Winter Trail Relay press wall;
● A separate starting cluster;
● Transportation (shuttle) between stages;
● Water and refreshments at the finish line;
● A finisher’s medal for each participant;
● Medal engraving.
"Start+" Package – 180,000 RUB
This package includes everything in the "Start" package, plus:
● Placement of two flags featuring the company’s brand logo in the start/finish area;
● A team lunch at the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl;
● Group transportation (round trip) between Moscow and the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl.
Mandatory equipment:
● A headlamp;
● A watch or smartphone with the race route (track) loaded. ● Emergency blanket;
● Mobile phone with the competition organizers' number saved (+7-926-680-31-69)
See aid stations
We are excited to invite you to our Winter Trail Relay – an exhilarating competition where speed, strategy, and teamwork pave the way to victory!
What’s in store?
Intense competition on snowy trails
Thrilling race stages and unexpected challenges
Plenty of excitement, laughter, and sporting spirit
Awesome prizes and the title of "Most Cohesive Team"
Gather your colleagues, devise your tactics, and get ready to conquer the winter landscape together!
Participation Requirements for Relay Teams
Teams must consist of four individuals, all aged 18 or older.
Each team must include at least one female participant.
The team captain is responsible for collecting the race packets for the entire team. To pick up the packets, the captain must provide: a letter of authorization from the organization, copies of identification documents, medical certificates for all team members (certificates will not be returned; photocopies are accepted if the original is presented), and a sports insurance policy valid for the date of the event.
Team registration applications should be sent to: corp@goldenultra.ru
Participation Rules:
● Each participant may complete only one stage of the relay.
● Stage distances: Stage 1 – 15 km; Stage 2 – 9 km; Stage 3 – 7 km; Stage 4 – 9 km.
● The relay handoff must take place exclusively within the designated exchange zones.
Failure to follow this rule will result in a 20-minute penalty added to the team’s final finish time. A serious violation of this rule (passing the baton or substituting a participant while a stage is in progress) will result in the disqualification of the team.
● Winners are determined by adding together the completion times for each stage for all members of the relay team, including any penalties incurred by the team during the race.
● Winners and top finishers are determined based on the overall relay standings and will receive prizes and gifts from the Organizing Committee and partners. The team that takes first place will be awarded a perpetual (rolling) trophy.
Registration fees are as follows:
"Start" Package – 95,000 RUB
This package includes:
● A race bib (start number) featuring the team name;
● A race pack containing gifts from the organizers and partners;
● A dedicated area for picking up race packs and bibs;
● A race pack containing gifts from the organizers and partners;
● A T-shirt or long-sleeve shirt featuring the event branding;
● Placement of the company logo on the Winter Trail Relay press wall;
● A separate starting cluster;
● Transportation (shuttle) between stages;
● Water and refreshments at the finish line;
● A finisher’s medal for each participant;
● Medal engraving.
"Start+" Package – 180,000 RUB
This package includes everything in the "Start" package, plus:
● Placement of two flags featuring the company’s brand logo in the start/finish area;
● A team lunch at the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl;
● Group transportation (round trip) between Moscow and the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl.
Mandatory equipment:
● A headlamp;
● A watch or smartphone with the race route (track) loaded. ● Emergency blanket;
● Mobile phone with the competition organizers' number saved (+7-926-680-31-69)
See aid stations
AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl
A unique countryside resort located in the heart of the Golden Ring, within the boundaries of the Pleshcheyevo Lake National Park. The hotel offers a choice of two main buildings—SKY and FOREST—as well as standalone guesthouses and spa cottages equipped with saunas. Some rooms are fully accessible and designed for the comfort of guests with limited mobility. The property also features a beach and pool complex with a capacity of over 300 people.
Use the following promo code for a discount when booking your stay on the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl website: https://azimuthotels.com/ru/pereslavl/azimut-hotel-pereslavl
FOX2026
For information on how to reach AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl, please visit their dedicated page: https://azimuthotels.com/ru/facilities/pereslavl-way
A unique countryside resort located in the heart of the Golden Ring, within the boundaries of the Pleshcheyevo Lake National Park. The hotel offers a choice of two main buildings—SKY and FOREST—as well as standalone guesthouses and spa cottages equipped with saunas. Some rooms are fully accessible and designed for the comfort of guests with limited mobility. The property also features a beach and pool complex with a capacity of over 300 people.
Use the following promo code for a discount when booking your stay on the AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl website: https://azimuthotels.com/ru/pereslavl/azimut-hotel-pereslavl
FOX2026
For information on how to reach AZIMUT Park Hotel Pereslavl, please visit their dedicated page: https://azimuthotels.com/ru/facilities/pereslavl-way
We are confident that Running Heroes Russia events can deliver unforgettable emotions and an incredible boost of energy—even if you don’t run any of the race distances yourself.
Anyone who has ever taken part in our events as a volunteer—supporting athletes along the course or within the start/finish area—can attest to this.
We invite you to join our team and experience this festive atmosphere from the inside!
To stay up to date with our news and be the first to know when volunteer recruitment opens for a specific event, please subscribe to our Telegram channel: https://t.me/rhrvolunteers. Keep an eye out for updates; the application form for those wishing to join the team will become available 1.5 to 2 months before the race date.
If you have any questions about volunteering with us, please feel free to email volunteer@goldenultra.ru—we are available on weekdays! We would be delighted to have you join our ranks. See you soon at our events!
Anyone who has ever taken part in our events as a volunteer—supporting athletes along the course or within the start/finish area—can attest to this.
We invite you to join our team and experience this festive atmosphere from the inside!
To stay up to date with our news and be the first to know when volunteer recruitment opens for a specific event, please subscribe to our Telegram channel: https://t.me/rhrvolunteers. Keep an eye out for updates; the application form for those wishing to join the team will become available 1.5 to 2 months before the race date.
If you have any questions about volunteering with us, please feel free to email volunteer@goldenultra.ru—we are available on weekdays! We would be delighted to have you join our ranks. See you soon at our events!
Partners
Partners to whom we are infinitely grateful
CONTACTS
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Golden Ring Ultra Trail LLC, OGRN: 1207700444280, INN: 9724029321