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106K Mega Trail

Ultra Trail Jervis Bay 106km Mega Trail
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28.06
2025
distance
Distance

106km

elevation
Elevation

1800m

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Single/Hiking track

60%

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Start

Huskisson

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Beach Running

10%

altitude
Longest hill

1.5km

Race Intro

Tackle this Mega Coastal Trail. Starting in the township of Huskisson, you can see the turnaround point far off in the distance across Jervis Bay at the extremity of Booderee National Park. This is an out and back route that returns to Huskisson after 106km of trails, beaches and cliffs. With lots of technical terrain and short, sharp climbs this is a challenging remote course through pristine wilderness areas. We reckon experienced ultra runners can open up and attack this course, but need to save their legs for some technical terrain and aggressive hill climbing. For less experienced runners, we see it as a highly accessible long course with loads of runnable terrain and amazing scenery offering a truly wild experience. Obviously as locals we are biassed, but we believe it’s one of the most scenic and amazing places in Australia.

Race Info

Start Time / LocationSaturday 6:30am at Voyager Park, Huskisson
Cut off Time 28 hours
Entry Fees$425 Standard Entry (check out our early bird options) / Free Sponsorship for Junior Runners
Start WavesThere are no official Starting Waves - Runners will self seed on the day and start in a single group
Minimum Age16 At Race Date. Runners under 18 check out our Junior Runner Program Requirements
Route TypeOut and Back - Mix of Single Track, Beach, Cliff Trail, Hiking Trail, Fire Trails and Coastal Running Track
Awesomeness Rating 5 stars
Mandatory GearYes - check out our Mandatory Gear Page (and we know everyone loves kit so we are doing you a favor)
International Trail Running Association Points 4
Stocked Check Points9 CPs along the Route. Max distance between CPs: 16km
Drop Bag ServiceYes
Support Crew AcessYes (to 3 CPs)
Route Maps and Detailed InfoCourse Maps and GPX File Available below - further details to be provided in the Event Guide
Training on the CourseThe Majority of the course is publicly accessible. Please follow all National Park signage, all road rules and do not enter restricted areas. Please note that parts of the course travel through areas that are not patrolled or regularly maintained so runners need to take adequate precautions.
No Entry AreasPlease note that the Road along the Airfield linking Wreck Bay Road and Cave Beach Rd is within Department of Defence boundary and there is strictly no access to this area or Road itself, please do not enter it at any time - it will not be used during the Event. There will be a trail adjacent to this area available during the Race Weekend.

106km Mega Trail Course Map

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