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August 11, 2022
A number of important items for you to review prior to race weekend:
PACKET PICKUP. Please note packet pickup times are Friday, August 19, 2022 from 4:00PM – 8:00PM at Forestville Trailhead. There will be a very limited and last-minute pickup option on Saturday morning from 4:45am – 5:15am – we cannot accommodate a large number of racers so please only exercise this option if completely necessary. Directions can be found on our website. ID is required at packet pickup, and you must pick up your own bib (we will not give your bib to somebody else).
MERCHANDISE. A limited selection of t-shirts, towels, BUFFs, gaiters, glassware, etc. will be available for purchase at packet pickup.
PARKING. This year ALL racers will be allowed to park at Forestville Trailhead on Saturday. However, parking is limited and preference will be given to those racers who carpool with at least one other racer. Vehicles with two or more racers will be allowed to proceed up to the parking lot. We will have parking attendants checking bibs. If you are the only racer in your vehicle, or if the vehicle has spectators and will be driven away immediately after the start, you will need to park in a designated area along the road (0.5 – 0.75 miles from the Start/Finish) as directed by our parking attendants.
WAVE START. In effort to create an enjoyable race experience for all, this year we will be starting the race with an elite wave at 5:30AM for those interested in competing for top three finisher awards and/or course records. The elite wave will be followed by three additional waves at approximately 5:32AM, 5:34AM, and 5:36AM. Please seat yourself based on your typical finishing place in a race field (e.g. Wave 1 – Top 1/3; Wave 2 – Middle 1/3; and Wave 3 – Bottom 1/3). Be assured that the race is chip-timed (your time does not start until you cross the start line) and aid station cut-off times are adjusted accordingly. We only want a safe and enjoyable trail experience for all runners so please seat yourself appropriately. Further instruction at the mandatory pre-race meeting at 5:15AM.
CUT-OFF TIMES. There are aid station cut-off times for both the 50K and 50 Mile events. Due to the nature of our course, with respect to the safety of participants and our volunteers, these cut-off times will be strictly enforced. Please respect our volunteers and turn in your bib if requested. Please reference our website for specific cut-off times.
DROP BAGS. We will have a designated area for drop bags near the start/finish line for racers that want to either leave a bag at Forestville Trailhead Aid Station (Mile 11, Mile 31, and Mile 50) and/or have a bag transported to Harlow Lake 1st Bridge Aid Station (Mile 21 and Mile 41). Please label your gear with name, bib number, and contact number. There is also a drop box at the Forestville Trailhead Aid Station (Mile 11) for headlamps – please label your headlamp and retrieve at the finish line area.
CUPLESS. MT50 is a cup-less event and we will no longer have disposable cups at aid stations. Racers will need to bring their own hydration system(s) and carry a collapsible cup for soda, Hammer, pickle juice, etc. We do have a limited number of reusable Hammer cups (free of charge) at packet pickup if you need a cup. Please be patient with our aid station volunteers!
COURSE MARKING. The trail is marked with orange flags and ribbon. It would be rare to run more than 200 yards or so without seeing any markers. If you have gone longer and not seen any markers, you might have taken a wrong turn. If you notice markers close together, we are trying to tell you to pay attention - a turn or intersection is coming. Backtrack if you make a mistake. DO NOT go off trail or bushwhack! To avoid confusion, we will add extra signage on the trail where possible. However, understand the general design and flow of the race course. Consider bringing a race map, just in case.
HEADLAMPS. The first 1.5 miles is a wide, Nordic ski trail “roll-out” section that brings you into the technical Noquemanon Trail Network (NTN) singletrack trails. It will be dark at this point, and for the first hour or so of the race. A headlamp or hand-held light will be necessary. Lights can be dropped at Aid Station #1 or Aid Station #2 (you may have a drop bag at Aid Station #2). Please label your light!
SAFETY. Our race is on technical trails with substantial rocks and roots, a variety of wildlife, and several areas with no cell phone reception. Please be aware of your surroundings and changing trail/weather conditions. Be prepared by reviewing the course map and race instructions you’ll receive with your race packet carefully. Also, please leave us with an emergency contact name and number. You must SHOW YOUR BIB NUMBER at EVERY AID STATION and IF YOU NEED TO DROP FROM THE RACE FOR ANY REASON, YOU MUST TURN IN YOUR BIB TO A RACE OFFICAL (you can collect your bib at Forestville Trailhead after the race). We need to know that you have left the race course, so we are not looking for you. Please be considerate to our volunteers.
ROAD RULES APPLY. The trail shares and crosses gravel and paved county roads. Be aware that these roads are not closed, and for the most part, drivers are unaware of the race. PLEASE USE CAUTION AND RUN AWARE OF YOUR SURROUNDINGS! There are also two crossings of CR550 speed limit is 55MPH and there is significant mining truck traffic! Crossing guards will STOP and assist you. We do NOT stop road traffic!
TRAIL AWARENESS. Share the trail with your fellow ultra-friends: Understand general trail running/racing etiquette and keep a safe distance between you and the person in front of you. Trails may have mountain bikers, hikers, {unleashed} dogs, and motorized vehicles. Wolves, cougars, and bears have been seen in the vicinity. Be cautious, transporting medical aid would be difficult.
CAUTION. Lake Superior and other waters can be very refreshing. The water is EXTREMELY COLD! Realize your body may go into shock if you are not ready for the temperature change. Passing out is possible. An additional trail consideration: Cliffs near Lake Superior may be undercut. PLEASE BE CAREFUL!
SPECTATORS. If you are interested in watching the start you may park on one side of Forestville Road (parking attendants will direct you and there are signs) only if you are leaving shortly thereafter. There is absolutely NO PARKING on County Road 550. If you are trying to see your racer at the Sugarloaf Aid Station, please park in the new (and much larger) gravel Sugarloaf Lot (you’ll come to this lot first heading from Marquette). You’ll be able to walk a short trail thru the woods to the old “paved parking lot” where the aid station is located. Parking on Harlow Lake Road is also very limited (only allowed on one side) and these aid stations are difficult to get in and out of – it’s an unpaved road with two-way traffic and only enough room for one lane traffic. Most trailhead parking also requires a Michigan State Parks & Recreation Pass. Absolutely no glass allowed at aid stations and dogs must be on a leash. Pack out any trash. Any violations risk us losing our permits for this event!
AID STATIONS. Aid stations will have: Water, Hammer Nutrition HEED Drink, Soda, Hammer Nutrition Gels, Fruit, Cookies, PBJ sandwiches, Pretzels, Potato Chips, Granola Bars, and Candy. *THIS EVENT IS CUPLESS - you will need to have and use a bottle, cup, or hydration system to refill at aid stations.
RESPECT. Please respect the landowners and stewards of these trails so the race may continue! Enjoy these spectacular trails and remember how fortunate we are to be here! Thank you all for your enthusiasm for our race and the support it gives to our trail networks!
POST-RACE. Border Grill (local, fresh Mexican restaurant) will be providing post-race food for runners again this year! Join us starting at 11:00am (to 8pm) for Chicken, Pork, and both GF and Vegan Burritos/Burrito bowls, and drinks: water and Hammer HEED. Alcohol is BYOB. Live music will continue Saturday from 1:00PM – 4:00PM. Come out and watch the finishers and enjoy the afternoon!
*FINISHER AWARDS. We do not have an awards ceremony, but age group awards (local, hand-made, tumblers from Blue Lake Pottery) will be available from a table near the finish line – please get your finish time printout from Superior Timing and see us at the awards table if you are top three in your age group (see website for age group details). Top 3 Male & Female finishers in each event will also receive a pair of Darn Tough socks! Overall top Male & Female finishers in each event will also receive a hydration system from Orange Mud!
*LOST & FOUND. We will be creating a Lost & Found box along with a box for Bibs for those that dropped from the race. These will be left outside at the Forestville Trailhead barn for you to collect until 9AM Sunday morning at which time we will move them to Queen City Running Company for the duration of the week. After the week, items will be discarded or donated.
*TIMING & LIVE TRACKING. Live tracking is available thru Superior Timing as well as final race results. Race results will also be posted to Ultra Signup, typically within the week following the event.
*RACE PHOTOS & VIDEO. Watch for links to amazing race photos and video from Floline Media posted to our Facebook and website the week following the event!
Please consider bringing your family to packet pickup and join in the 1 Mile Kids Run or Catch the Cat 5K (all ages) on Friday night at 7:00PM – same day registration available at Forestville Trailhead. Proceeds go to NMU Women’s Cross-Country. We will have live music Friday night from 5:30PM – 8:30PM courtesy of Sparrowtree.
We are 100% volunteer organization, from the Race Director to the person holding the road crossing sign, and we are lucky to have such a dedicated group of volunteers. Please be respectful and remember to thank the volunteers you encounter race weekend.
A big shout-out to our title sponsor QUEEN CITY RUNNING COMPANY! Thank you to all our sponsors Queen City Running Company, Norway Springs, Darn Tough, Orange Mud, BUFF® USA, Hammer Nutrition, Floline Media, Border Grill, Econo Foods, Marquette Food Co-op, Babycakes, Huron Mountain Bakery, Aubree’s Pizza, Advanced Orthopedics, North Country Disposal, UP Fabricating, Travel Marquette, and TV6.
July 9, 2022
IMPORTANT INFO: Training Run - Saturday, July 16, 2022. Due to an event being held at Forestville Trailhead this weekend, we will meet and park along the side of Forestville Road, just before you make the final turn up towards the trailhead. Someone with MT50 will be there to help park so just watch for us on your way in! Thank you!
May 28, 2022
Regarding parking at the Start/Finish of the race:
Parking will be available at the Forestville Trailhead on a first come first serve basis. PARKING IS VERY LIMITED!! PLEASE EITHER CARPOOL WITH OTHER RACERS OR HAVE SOMEONE DROP YOU OFF.
Preference will be given to those racers who carpool with at least one other racer and they will be allowed to proceed up to the parking lot. We will have parking attendants checking bibs. If you are the only racer in your vehicle, or if the vehicle has spectators and will be driven away immediately after the start, you will need to park in a designated area along the road (~1/2 - 3/4 mile from the Start/Finish) as directed by our parking attendants.
May 20, 2022
Please note that all the rustic campsites at the Forestville Campground for race weekend have been reserved.
April 10, 2022
To reserve one of the 18 rustic campsites at the Forestville Campground for Friday and Saturday, August 19 and 20, 2022, please call the Noquemanon Trails Network at: (906) 236-9196 weekdays between 10am and 5pm and identify yourself as a Marquette Trail 50 runner. Office personnel will take your information, make your reservation and charge your credit card for your stay. To reserve a campsite for any other night(s), go to www.campspot.com.
Campground reservations for the Marquette Trail 50 are for a two night stay only. To review what the sites are like and a Forestville Campground map, click here. Please note that smaller sites are $20 per night, larger ones are $25 per night and there will be a small transaction fee added to cover the mandatory fee charged by our reservation system.
Campsites are reserved on a first call, first served basis.
March 12, 2022
Mark your calendar for summer 2022 MT50 training dates:
- Saturday June 18, 2022 at 7 AM.
- Saturday July 16, 2022 at 7 AM.
Our trainings runs are a great way to preview the 50k/50mile course, meet the local running community, practice race day nutrition/gear or just socialize. Training runs are grouped to accommodate all paces (these are non-competitive events), we meet and end at the Forestville Trailhead.
December 9, 2021
Thank you to all who registered fort the 2022 edition of the Marquette Trail 50. The race is full (we have a waitlist).
50K: 280 entrants (162 M, 118 F). Sold out in 39 minutes. 96 on waitlist.
50M: 140 entrants (92 M, 48 F). Sold out in 6 days with 3 on waitlist now.
For anyone who has been notified of a guaranteed entry, with or without a discount, those links will work up until shortly before the race. However, it will help us manage the waitlist if you either act as soon as possible or notify us that you intend not to enter.
Merchandise is available for purchase on UltraSignup until June 15, 2022.
November 19, 2021
Registration for the 14th annual edition of Marquette Trail 50 to be held on August 20, 2022 is rapidly approaching! Remember that registration opens at 8:00 AM ET on Black Friday (November 26, 2021) via UltraSignup Registration (Marquette Trail 50) - keep in mind spots have gone fast (within a couple hours) in years past.
In anticipation, we are VERY excited to give you a preview of this year's merchandise that will be for sale on UltraSignup Store. We are so grateful to one of our own local ultrarunning rockstars Katie Kubont for this year's amazing t-shirt design!!! We're proud to note that Katie recently took first place female at the 2021 Superior 100! Katie is not only an accomplished ultrarunner and artist, but a generous ambassador for our local trails and trail running community.
Also a big thanks again this year to Chad Hause, Midwest Manager of Orange Mud for transforming Katie's design into this awesome Marquette Trail 50 t-shirt for 2022!
ALL MERCHANDISE MUST BE PICKED UP ON RACE DAY. WE WILL NOT BE SHIPPING ORDERS. ORDER DEADLINE IS JUNE 15, 2022.
A number of important items for you to review prior to race weekend:
PACKET PICKUP. Please note packet pickup times are Friday, August 19, 2022 from 4:00PM – 8:00PM at Forestville Trailhead. There will be a very limited and last-minute pickup option on Saturday morning from 4:45am – 5:15am – we cannot accommodate a large number of racers so please only exercise this option if completely necessary. Directions can be found on our website. ID is required at packet pickup, and you must pick up your own bib (we will not give your bib to somebody else).
MERCHANDISE. A limited selection of t-shirts, towels, BUFFs, gaiters, glassware, etc. will be available for purchase at packet pickup.
PARKING. This year ALL racers will be allowed to park at Forestville Trailhead on Saturday. However, parking is limited and preference will be given to those racers who carpool with at least one other racer. Vehicles with two or more racers will be allowed to proceed up to the parking lot. We will have parking attendants checking bibs. If you are the only racer in your vehicle, or if the vehicle has spectators and will be driven away immediately after the start, you will need to park in a designated area along the road (0.5 – 0.75 miles from the Start/Finish) as directed by our parking attendants.
WAVE START. In effort to create an enjoyable race experience for all, this year we will be starting the race with an elite wave at 5:30AM for those interested in competing for top three finisher awards and/or course records. The elite wave will be followed by three additional waves at approximately 5:32AM, 5:34AM, and 5:36AM. Please seat yourself based on your typical finishing place in a race field (e.g. Wave 1 – Top 1/3; Wave 2 – Middle 1/3; and Wave 3 – Bottom 1/3). Be assured that the race is chip-timed (your time does not start until you cross the start line) and aid station cut-off times are adjusted accordingly. We only want a safe and enjoyable trail experience for all runners so please seat yourself appropriately. Further instruction at the mandatory pre-race meeting at 5:15AM.
CUT-OFF TIMES. There are aid station cut-off times for both the 50K and 50 Mile events. Due to the nature of our course, with respect to the safety of participants and our volunteers, these cut-off times will be strictly enforced. Please respect our volunteers and turn in your bib if requested. Please reference our website for specific cut-off times.
DROP BAGS. We will have a designated area for drop bags near the start/finish line for racers that want to either leave a bag at Forestville Trailhead Aid Station (Mile 11, Mile 31, and Mile 50) and/or have a bag transported to Harlow Lake 1st Bridge Aid Station (Mile 21 and Mile 41). Please label your gear with name, bib number, and contact number. There is also a drop box at the Forestville Trailhead Aid Station (Mile 11) for headlamps – please label your headlamp and retrieve at the finish line area.
CUPLESS. MT50 is a cup-less event and we will no longer have disposable cups at aid stations. Racers will need to bring their own hydration system(s) and carry a collapsible cup for soda, Hammer, pickle juice, etc. We do have a limited number of reusable Hammer cups (free of charge) at packet pickup if you need a cup. Please be patient with our aid station volunteers!
COURSE MARKING. The trail is marked with orange flags and ribbon. It would be rare to run more than 200 yards or so without seeing any markers. If you have gone longer and not seen any markers, you might have taken a wrong turn. If you notice markers close together, we are trying to tell you to pay attention - a turn or intersection is coming. Backtrack if you make a mistake. DO NOT go off trail or bushwhack! To avoid confusion, we will add extra signage on the trail where possible. However, understand the general design and flow of the race course. Consider bringing a race map, just in case.
HEADLAMPS. The first 1.5 miles is a wide, Nordic ski trail “roll-out” section that brings you into the technical Noquemanon Trail Network (NTN) singletrack trails. It will be dark at this point, and for the first hour or so of the race. A headlamp or hand-held light will be necessary. Lights can be dropped at Aid Station #1 or Aid Station #2 (you may have a drop bag at Aid Station #2). Please label your light!
SAFETY. Our race is on technical trails with substantial rocks and roots, a variety of wildlife, and several areas with no cell phone reception. Please be aware of your surroundings and changing trail/weather conditions. Be prepared by reviewing the course map and race instructions you’ll receive with your race packet carefully. Also, please leave us with an emergency contact name and number. You must SHOW YOUR BIB NUMBER at EVERY AID STATION and IF YOU NEED TO DROP FROM THE RACE FOR ANY REASON, YOU MUST TURN IN YOUR BIB TO A RACE OFFICAL (you can collect your bib at Forestville Trailhead after the race). We need to know that you have left the race course, so we are not looking for you. Please be considerate to our volunteers.
ROAD RULES APPLY. The trail shares and crosses gravel and paved county roads. Be aware that these roads are not closed, and for the most part, drivers are unaware of the race. PLEASE USE CAUTION AND RUN AWARE OF YOUR SURROUNDINGS! There are also two crossings of CR550 speed limit is 55MPH and there is significant mining truck traffic! Crossing guards will STOP and assist you. We do NOT stop road traffic!
TRAIL AWARENESS. Share the trail with your fellow ultra-friends: Understand general trail running/racing etiquette and keep a safe distance between you and the person in front of you. Trails may have mountain bikers, hikers, {unleashed} dogs, and motorized vehicles. Wolves, cougars, and bears have been seen in the vicinity. Be cautious, transporting medical aid would be difficult.
CAUTION. Lake Superior and other waters can be very refreshing. The water is EXTREMELY COLD! Realize your body may go into shock if you are not ready for the temperature change. Passing out is possible. An additional trail consideration: Cliffs near Lake Superior may be undercut. PLEASE BE CAREFUL!
SPECTATORS. If you are interested in watching the start you may park on one side of Forestville Road (parking attendants will direct you and there are signs) only if you are leaving shortly thereafter. There is absolutely NO PARKING on County Road 550. If you are trying to see your racer at the Sugarloaf Aid Station, please park in the new (and much larger) gravel Sugarloaf Lot (you’ll come to this lot first heading from Marquette). You’ll be able to walk a short trail thru the woods to the old “paved parking lot” where the aid station is located. Parking on Harlow Lake Road is also very limited (only allowed on one side) and these aid stations are difficult to get in and out of – it’s an unpaved road with two-way traffic and only enough room for one lane traffic. Most trailhead parking also requires a Michigan State Parks & Recreation Pass. Absolutely no glass allowed at aid stations and dogs must be on a leash. Pack out any trash. Any violations risk us losing our permits for this event!
AID STATIONS. Aid stations will have: Water, Hammer Nutrition HEED Drink, Soda, Hammer Nutrition Gels, Fruit, Cookies, PBJ sandwiches, Pretzels, Potato Chips, Granola Bars, and Candy. *THIS EVENT IS CUPLESS - you will need to have and use a bottle, cup, or hydration system to refill at aid stations.
RESPECT. Please respect the landowners and stewards of these trails so the race may continue! Enjoy these spectacular trails and remember how fortunate we are to be here! Thank you all for your enthusiasm for our race and the support it gives to our trail networks!
POST-RACE. Border Grill (local, fresh Mexican restaurant) will be providing post-race food for runners again this year! Join us starting at 11:00am (to 8pm) for Chicken, Pork, and both GF and Vegan Burritos/Burrito bowls, and drinks: water and Hammer HEED. Alcohol is BYOB. Live music will continue Saturday from 1:00PM – 4:00PM. Come out and watch the finishers and enjoy the afternoon!
*FINISHER AWARDS. We do not have an awards ceremony, but age group awards (local, hand-made, tumblers from Blue Lake Pottery) will be available from a table near the finish line – please get your finish time printout from Superior Timing and see us at the awards table if you are top three in your age group (see website for age group details). Top 3 Male & Female finishers in each event will also receive a pair of Darn Tough socks! Overall top Male & Female finishers in each event will also receive a hydration system from Orange Mud!
*LOST & FOUND. We will be creating a Lost & Found box along with a box for Bibs for those that dropped from the race. These will be left outside at the Forestville Trailhead barn for you to collect until 9AM Sunday morning at which time we will move them to Queen City Running Company for the duration of the week. After the week, items will be discarded or donated.
*TIMING & LIVE TRACKING. Live tracking is available thru Superior Timing as well as final race results. Race results will also be posted to Ultra Signup, typically within the week following the event.
*RACE PHOTOS & VIDEO. Watch for links to amazing race photos and video from Floline Media posted to our Facebook and website the week following the event!
Please consider bringing your family to packet pickup and join in the 1 Mile Kids Run or Catch the Cat 5K (all ages) on Friday night at 7:00PM – same day registration available at Forestville Trailhead. Proceeds go to NMU Women’s Cross-Country. We will have live music Friday night from 5:30PM – 8:30PM courtesy of Sparrowtree.
We are 100% volunteer organization, from the Race Director to the person holding the road crossing sign, and we are lucky to have such a dedicated group of volunteers. Please be respectful and remember to thank the volunteers you encounter race weekend.
A big shout-out to our title sponsor QUEEN CITY RUNNING COMPANY! Thank you to all our sponsors Queen City Running Company, Norway Springs, Darn Tough, Orange Mud, BUFF® USA, Hammer Nutrition, Floline Media, Border Grill, Econo Foods, Marquette Food Co-op, Babycakes, Huron Mountain Bakery, Aubree’s Pizza, Advanced Orthopedics, North Country Disposal, UP Fabricating, Travel Marquette, and TV6.
July 9, 2022
IMPORTANT INFO: Training Run - Saturday, July 16, 2022. Due to an event being held at Forestville Trailhead this weekend, we will meet and park along the side of Forestville Road, just before you make the final turn up towards the trailhead. Someone with MT50 will be there to help park so just watch for us on your way in! Thank you!
May 28, 2022
Regarding parking at the Start/Finish of the race:
Parking will be available at the Forestville Trailhead on a first come first serve basis. PARKING IS VERY LIMITED!! PLEASE EITHER CARPOOL WITH OTHER RACERS OR HAVE SOMEONE DROP YOU OFF.
Preference will be given to those racers who carpool with at least one other racer and they will be allowed to proceed up to the parking lot. We will have parking attendants checking bibs. If you are the only racer in your vehicle, or if the vehicle has spectators and will be driven away immediately after the start, you will need to park in a designated area along the road (~1/2 - 3/4 mile from the Start/Finish) as directed by our parking attendants.
May 20, 2022
Please note that all the rustic campsites at the Forestville Campground for race weekend have been reserved.
April 10, 2022
To reserve one of the 18 rustic campsites at the Forestville Campground for Friday and Saturday, August 19 and 20, 2022, please call the Noquemanon Trails Network at: (906) 236-9196 weekdays between 10am and 5pm and identify yourself as a Marquette Trail 50 runner. Office personnel will take your information, make your reservation and charge your credit card for your stay. To reserve a campsite for any other night(s), go to www.campspot.com.
Campground reservations for the Marquette Trail 50 are for a two night stay only. To review what the sites are like and a Forestville Campground map, click here. Please note that smaller sites are $20 per night, larger ones are $25 per night and there will be a small transaction fee added to cover the mandatory fee charged by our reservation system.
Campsites are reserved on a first call, first served basis.
March 12, 2022
Mark your calendar for summer 2022 MT50 training dates:
- Saturday June 18, 2022 at 7 AM.
- Saturday July 16, 2022 at 7 AM.
Our trainings runs are a great way to preview the 50k/50mile course, meet the local running community, practice race day nutrition/gear or just socialize. Training runs are grouped to accommodate all paces (these are non-competitive events), we meet and end at the Forestville Trailhead.
December 9, 2021
Thank you to all who registered fort the 2022 edition of the Marquette Trail 50. The race is full (we have a waitlist).
50K: 280 entrants (162 M, 118 F). Sold out in 39 minutes. 96 on waitlist.
50M: 140 entrants (92 M, 48 F). Sold out in 6 days with 3 on waitlist now.
For anyone who has been notified of a guaranteed entry, with or without a discount, those links will work up until shortly before the race. However, it will help us manage the waitlist if you either act as soon as possible or notify us that you intend not to enter.
Merchandise is available for purchase on UltraSignup until June 15, 2022.
November 19, 2021
Registration for the 14th annual edition of Marquette Trail 50 to be held on August 20, 2022 is rapidly approaching! Remember that registration opens at 8:00 AM ET on Black Friday (November 26, 2021) via UltraSignup Registration (Marquette Trail 50) - keep in mind spots have gone fast (within a couple hours) in years past.
In anticipation, we are VERY excited to give you a preview of this year's merchandise that will be for sale on UltraSignup Store. We are so grateful to one of our own local ultrarunning rockstars Katie Kubont for this year's amazing t-shirt design!!! We're proud to note that Katie recently took first place female at the 2021 Superior 100! Katie is not only an accomplished ultrarunner and artist, but a generous ambassador for our local trails and trail running community.
Also a big thanks again this year to Chad Hause, Midwest Manager of Orange Mud for transforming Katie's design into this awesome Marquette Trail 50 t-shirt for 2022!
ALL MERCHANDISE MUST BE PICKED UP ON RACE DAY. WE WILL NOT BE SHIPPING ORDERS. ORDER DEADLINE IS JUNE 15, 2022.
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Price: $25.00 - Available Sizes: S, M, L, or XL - Lightweight, ringspun jersey.
"The thin weight will feel fantastic against your skin and with all weather conditions, and the cut looks just as amazing too."
"The thin weight will feel fantastic against your skin and with all weather conditions, and the cut looks just as amazing too."
Price: $42.00 - Orange Mud Transition Wrap 2.0: Changing Towel and Seat Cover (Black, Orange, Royal Blue, or Grey) with Marquette Trail 50 logo - More details here
September 2, 2021
Nick at Floline Media posted the pictures he took at the top of Sugarloaf on race day. You can view them and download them for free.
August 26, 2021
Congratulations runners! Results are available here and on the Superior Timing website. Special mention to Michelle Magagna who set a new course record in the 50 Mile race with a time of 9:30:30! Thank you Nick at Floline Media for this video recap of the 2021 race:
Nick at Floline Media posted the pictures he took at the top of Sugarloaf on race day. You can view them and download them for free.
August 26, 2021
Congratulations runners! Results are available here and on the Superior Timing website. Special mention to Michelle Magagna who set a new course record in the 50 Mile race with a time of 9:30:30! Thank you Nick at Floline Media for this video recap of the 2021 race:
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