100km through Ming Dynasty Great Wall ruins and mountain passes above Zhangjiakou
The flagship 100km course traces a dramatic route eastward from the ancient Dajingmen pass — the 'First Gate of the Great Wall' — through Ming Dynasty Great Wall ruins spanning 37 beacon towers, modern abandoned military tunnels (combat readiness infrastructure), and the storied Grassland Silk Road commercial corridor. The route winds through Sandao Border, Ren'tou Mountain, the 712 Relay Station, Qingbian Pass, and Dongtai Ping Mountain before arriving at the Qinghe Film and Television Base. From the high points, runners enjoy panoramic views over Zhangjiakou city and intimate views of the 600-year-old stone wall.
Experienced ultrarunners
Zhangjiakou, Hebei, ChinaSeptember 11, 2026
| Location | km | Elevation |
|---|---|---|
100-1四岔村7.8 Aid Station | 7.7 | 989 m |
100-2啕北营村21.3/13.5 Aid Station | 20.9 | 913 m |
100-3察汗陀螺村28.1/6.8 Aid Station | 27.6 | 1,000 m |
100-4窑子沟36.7/8.6 Aid Station | 36.1 | 1,494 m |
100-5五十家45.5/8.8 Aid Station | 44.7 | 1,148 m |
100-6黄土窑60.7/15.2 Aid Station | 59.8 | 959 m |
100-7土井子72.6/11.9 Aid Station | 71.4 | 1,179 m |
100-8清河村79.9/7.2 Aid Station | 78.5 | 1,080 m |
100-9翠屏庵89.2/9.3 Aid Station | 87.7 | 973 m |
起终点-大境门 Aid Station | 97.2 | 797 m |
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September brings variable mountain weather in Zhangjiakou; afternoon thunderstorms and rapid temperature drops are possible on exposed ridgelines.
Night temperatures can drop significantly on the mountain sections; runners will experience nighttime conditions during this 26-hour race.
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