Six loops, 150 miles through Indiana's lake country
The 150 Mile is the flagship distance of the Indiana Trail 100, launched in 2026 at Chain O'Lakes State Park. Runners complete six 25-mile loops through this glacially-carved lake district in northern Indiana, passing through forests, wetlands, and along the shores of the chain of lakes. With 9,000 feet of cumulative elevation over 150 miles, the challenge is less about the terrain and more about the relentless forward motion required. Six well-stocked aid stations per loop keep runners fueled across what becomes one of the longest-running multi-day events in the Midwest.
Some ultra experience recommended
Albion, IN, United StatesOctober 09, 2026
Indiana Trail 150 Mile is a loop trail race in Albion, IN, United States, held on October 09, 2026. The course covers 150 miles, climbs 9,000 ft, and has a 54h cutoff.
This edition has its own course and we haven't mapped it yet. The interactive map, elevation profile and aid stations will appear here once the route is confirmed.
Aid stations for this edition aren't published yet. They'll appear here once the route is confirmed.
Free primitive tent camping across from the start/finish at Sand Lake Beach (first come, first served, opens Friday 9am). Full campground with electric and primitive sites at Chain O'Lakes State Park — reserve via Reserve America (1-866-622-6746 or reserveamerica.com).
October nights in northern Indiana can drop into the 30s°F; expect significant temperature swings over a 54-hour race
October is a wet month in Indiana; muddy conditions on trails are common, especially bridges and wooden stairs
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