Arrowhead 135 winter ultramarathon 2023

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The Arrowhead 135 is a challenging ultramarathon race that takes place annually in the state of Minnesota, United States. The race covers a distance of 135 miles (approximately 217 km) along a course that traverses treacherous frozen trails and forests during the North American winter.

Participants of the Arrowhead 135 face extreme conditions such as sub-zero temperatures, biting winds, and deep snow. The race is known to test the physical and mental endurance of competitors, requiring navigation skills and the use of specialized equipment to deal with the harsh weather.

The race course primarily follows the Arrowhead State Trail, a winding trail that cuts through forests, swamps, and frozen lakes. Athletes can choose from three disciplines: winter fat bike racing, running, or skiing. Each category has its own challenges and requires specific preparation.

The Arrowhead 135 attracts participants from around the world, ranging from elite athletes to adventure sports enthusiasts. Competitors must be prepared to tackle the challenges of the climate and the wild nature, as well as possess survival and self-sufficiency skills.

For more information about the Arrowhead 135, you can visit the official race website at the following link: arrowheadultra.com

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Arrowhead Ultra 135 -Jan 28th to 30th, 2019

The 15th annual AH135 will be Jan 28th to 30th, 2019. We will take race veteran apps starting 9-1-18 and rookie apps 10-1-18. Please make sure you have a qualifying race – see below. Our roster is limited to ~150 racers and fills quickly.

Gear check will be Jan 26th/27th. Please ensure you meet or exceed the qualifications listed below if you plan to race.

Completing one of the below accomplishments would typically qualify an entrant for this year’s Arrowhead Winter Ultra;

however, entry is not guaranteed. The race directors reserve the right to change the rules in the interest of safety and sportsmanship or for any reason deemed appropriate by the race officials. The race directors reserve the right to select entrants based on other important considerations, as well as due to the requirements of insurers, sponsors, the Minnesota State DNR and other regulatory
agencies.
Basically, we look for both endurance and cold weather experience. Below are general guidelines.
Qualifying activities for runners:
Completing a prior Arrowhead 135, Tuscobia 160 or similar race.
Finishing 100 mile foot race or completed multi-sport event, including a 100 mile run. A race in winter conditions improves your odds of being selected and surviving.
Qualifying activities for bikers:
Complete a prior Arrowhead 135, Tuscobia 160, Susitna, or similar race.
Finishing 24 hour bike race, with minimum of 100 miles completed for off-road, or 200 miles on road. A race in winter conditions improves your odds of being selected and surviving.
Qualifying activities for skiers:
Complete a prior Arrowhead 135, Tuscobia 160, or similar race.
Finishing a 24 hour ski race with a minimum of 100 miles completed.

There are lots of articles, stories, and photo albums from racers, reporters, and volunteers. Go read them all.

READ MORE IN: http://www.arrowheadultra.com/