62 miles of Ice Age Trail through Wisconsin's rolling Southern Kettles
The Kettle Moraine 100K covers the first major out-and-back loop of the full 100M course, traversing roughly 62 miles of rolling Ice Age Trail terrain through the Southern Kettle Moraine. With 5,584 feet of elevation gain and a 29-hour cutoff, this event attracts runners looking for a substantial challenge without the full overnight push. The course shares all aid stations with the 100M field and offers the same blend of wooded singletrack, prairie, and glacial terrain.
Some ultra experience recommended
La Grange, WI, United StatesJune 13, 2026
| Location | Mile | Elevation |
|---|---|---|
Nordic Start | 0.0 | 968 ft |
Tamarack Aid Station | 5.1 | 974 ft |
Bluff Aid Station | 7.4 | 928 ft |
Horseriders Aid Station | 11.2 | 915 ft |
Natalie's 8RUN5 Station Aid Station | 15.5 | 863 ft |
McMiller Aid Station | 19.5 | 965 ft |
Wilton Aid Station | 23.8 | 866 ft |
Hwy 67 Aid Station | 27.1 | 889 ft |
ZZ Aid Station | 29.4 | 945 ft |
Scuppernong Crew Access | 34.3 | 968 ft |
ZZ (return) Aid Station | 34.5 | 945 ft |
Hwy 67 Aid Station | 36.8 | 889 ft |
Wilton Aid Station | 40.1 | 866 ft |
McMiller Aid Station | 44.4 | 965 ft |
Natalie's New Station Aid Station | 48.4 | 863 ft |
Horseriders Aid Station | 52.7 | 915 ft |
Bluff Aid Station | 56.5 | 928 ft |
Tamarack Aid Station | 58.8 | 974 ft |
Nordic Finish | 62.1 | 968 ft |
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