Pomerania Ultra-Trail 2026

Barłomino, Poland, 17 October 2026

This race runs on the hilly trails of Pomerania and Kashubia with the event base at KJ Barłomino. It is the most demanding option in the festival and asks runners to manage long climbs, long time on feet, and early-morning darkness from the 4:00 start. The event has a distinct local trail character centred on Kashubian terrain and a strong community atmosphere around the Barłomino base.

5 distances from 11 to 101 km, up to 2,322 m of climb.

Distances

101 km: 101 km, 2322 m of climb, highest point 226 m, 17 October 2026.
This race runs on the hilly trails of Pomerania and Kashubia with the event base at KJ Barłomino. It is the most demanding option in the festival and asks runners to manage long climbs, long time on feet, and early-morning darkness from the 4:00 start. The event has a distinct local trail character centred on Kashubian terrain and a strong community atmosphere around the Barłomino base.
65 km: 65 km, 1734 m of climb, highest point 226 m, 17 October 2026.
This course uses the hilly trails of Pomerania and Kashubia and starts from the event base at KJ Barłomino. It is a serious ultra that demands sustained climbing strength, steady pacing, and solid trail skills over a long but still daytime-focused route. The setting gives the race a distinctly local Kashubian feel, combining forested terrain with the compact festival atmosphere of Barłomino.
42 km: 42 km, 1283 m of climb, highest point 226 m, 17 October 2026.
This race follows the hilly trails of Pomerania and Kashubia from the KJ Barłomino event base. It offers a shorter ultra-style challenge that still asks for strong climbing legs, good footing on undulating terrain, and consistent effort across the day. The course sits within the same wider festival as the longer routes, giving runners the feel of a substantial trail event without the full 65 km or 100 km commitment.
21 km: 21 km, 541 m of climb, highest point 198 m, 17 October 2026.
This route crosses the hilly trails of Pomerania and Kashubia from the KJ Barłomino base. Although it is one of the shorter race options, it still delivers a proper trail-running test with repeated elevation change and the need for steady pacing on rolling terrain. It is well suited to runners who want the atmosphere of the full Pomerania Ultra-Trail festival in a more accessible distance.
11 km: 11 km, 305 m of climb, highest point 186 m, 17 October 2026.
This is the shortest trail race in the Pomerania Ultra-Trail programme, using the same hilly Pomeranian and Kashubian terrain around Barłomino. It is comparatively accessible but still gives runners a genuine trail experience with rolling ground and enough climbing to reward careful pacing. The course is a practical entry point for newcomers who want the atmosphere and setting of the wider festival without taking on the longer races.