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Gore Mountain

July 18, 2027 · North Creek, NY

UltraTrax is a single-day endurance walk where you choose your distance: 7. 14. 21. or 28 miles. You have 10 hours to finish. It’s build for all levels, welcoming walkers, hikers, and ruckers. Go unweighted or carry 10, 20, or 35 pounds for an extra challenge and swag. 

A forest-to-summit trek up Gore Mountain’s wooded slopes and broad ridge lines. Push your pace. Carry your weight. Move with the pack.

The route is almost entirely shaded and weaves creek-side paths, rooty woods, and ridge roads with Adirondack air and valley glimpses to reward every step.

event Overview

Date: July 18,2027

Where: North Creek, NY

Lodging: Garnet Hill Lodge →

Season: Summer

Avg Temp: 75°F

Course Details

Loop: 7 Miles
Terrain: Varied

Elev Gain: 1,785 ft

Choose

Your Distance

Finish in 10 hours and earn your patch—or conquer all four loops and claim the Grey Wolf. Every level lets you ruck and add weight.

Level 1

One Full Loop – Option To Add Weight

$58 EARLY BIRD
$68 on 3/1
$71 on 5/1
$76 on 6/1

Level 2

Two Full Loop – Option To Add Weight

$86 EARLY BIRD
$96 on 3/1
$99 on 5/1
$106 on 6/1

Level 3

Three Full Loop – Option To Add Weight

$96 EARLY BIRD
$106 on 3/1
$109 on 5/1
$116 on 6/1

Level 4

Four Full Loop – Option To Add Weight

$116 EARLY BIRD
$126 on 3/1
$129 on 5/1
$136 on 6/1

Trail Details

You’ll start on wooded trail near the base of Gore, following shaded paths alongside Roaring Brook.

You’ll climb through dense hardwood and spruce forest, cross rocky brook sections, and reach open ski-trail stretches with Adirondack views.

You’ll finish back at the base area, descending from the ridge onto wide open slopes that lead you directly to the trailhead.

Elevation

Course Map

Trail Pack

Each participant receives a commemorative patch,  custom T-shirt unique to the venue, and Trail Wolf Medal (7 or 14 Miles) or a chance to earn the Grey Wolf Medal for conquering 21 or 28 miles.

Event Highlights

Every UltraTrax race is built to deliver an exceptional day on the mountain—smart course design, strong support, and an atmosphere that charges you up.

For Walkers, Hikers & Ruckers

Whether you’re walking your first loop or rucking all four, every level has a place

Professionally timed course

Every mile is tracked with accurate timing so you can focus on your effort

Well-marked trails

Clear signage and confident wayfinding keep you on track

Aid stations

Well stocked aid stations that keep you fueled throughout.

Professional Photos

Professional photographers capture the day. All included

Unique T-Shirt, patch and medal to celebrate your miles

Custom-designed swag for each venue, so every finish comes with something unique

EXPLORE NORTH CREEK

Surrounded by the wild beauty of the Adirondacks, North Creek is a peaceful warm-weather getaway offering rugged hiking, river paddling, scenic overlooks, and easy access to Gore Mountain’s summer trails and mountaintop views. Spend the day exploring wooded ridgelines, floating the Hudson River, or touring local craft shops, cafés, and historic rail areas. Whether you’re seeking quiet nature escapes or low-key mountain-town charm, North Creek delivers a refreshing place to recharge before and after your UltraTrax challenge.

Explore The Lodge

Relax, recharge, and enjoy a comfortable home base for mountain adventures — Garnet Hill Lodge offers easy access to Gore Mountain and Adirondack charm.

Relax in cozy rooms, cottages, or rustic-chic suites — many with fireplaces or wood-stove warmth — perfect for unwinding after hiking or skiing.

Bask in mountain lodge ambiance with natural wood interiors, a warm community lodge, common rooms and outdoor seating — a comforting retreat after a day on the trails or slopes.

Just a short ~20-minute drive brings you to Gore Mountain’s trailheads or ski lifts — offering a quiet, peaceful base without sacrificing quick mountain access.

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Volunteer

Join our team behind the scenes for a discounted registration and the opportunity to earn exclusive merch.

Be Trail Ready

Find course maps, training tools, gear guides, and clear prep info—everything you need in one place to get ready with confidence.

Support the Cause

A portion of every registration supports land conservation efforts and organizations dedicated to helping protect the trails we depend on. UltraTrax proudly commits to donating a minimum of $10,000 toward this cause each year.

FAQs

Covers everything from pacing to cutoffs, training, rucking, aid, facilities, refunds, and safety.

We have an open start line from 7am-10am. However, we have time slots based on each level. They are:

Level 4 – 28 Miles
Start: 7:00 AM to 7:45 AM

Level 3 – 21 Miles
Start: 7:45 AM to 8:30 AM

Level 2 – 14 Miles
Start: 8:30 AM to 9:15 AM

Level 1 – 7 Miles
Start: 9:15 AM to 10:00 AM

Finish line closes at 5:45 PM.

Yes. All distances must be completed within 10 hours to officially finish the challenge and earn your UltraTrax patch and medal (Level 3 and 4 only). This window is designed to push you, but still give walkers of all abilities enough time to complete the course safely.

Yes! We have aid stations located roughly every 2.5-3 miles along the course with water, electrolytes and snacks. Toilets are also stationed at regular intervals. 

Not at all. UltraTrax is built for all levels of athletic ability. You choose your distance and whether to level up with a weighted vest or ruck.

Yes- check our custom training plans HERE.

Wear clothing you’re comfortable sweating in. Light, breathable layers, moisture-wicking socks, and a hat or sun protection. Choose trail shoes or road shoes you’ve already tested on longer walks. If conditions are wet or muddy, trail shoes with grip are ideal.

UltraTrax is a walking and hiking event, NOT a trail race. The courses, aid stations, trail access, and overall event experience are designed for participants who are walking or hiking.

While we will not disqualify you simply for breaking into a run, we strongly discourage sustained running or treating UltraTrax like a race. Runners should not expect other participants to move aside, yield the trail, or accommodate a faster pace.

If you choose to run at any point, you are responsible for slowing down well before approaching other participants. We ask that you do not attempt to pass on narrow or crowded sections of trail. On single-track trails, you must slow to a walk and remain behind the participants ahead of you until there is clearly enough room to pass safely.

Your safety comes first. If you need to stop, UltraTrax volunteers and staff will help guide you back to the base area or to the nearest aid station.

The route will be clearly marked with signage, arrows, bright tape, and volunteers will be stationed at key intersections and aid points.

Because UltraTrax requires significant planning, staffing, and coordination with our resort / course partners, registrations are non-refundable. If you can no longer attend, you may transfer your registration to a future event date for a small fee.

We’re here to help. Email us anytime at info@ultratraxgo.com and our team will get back to you quickly.

Bring the Pack

Grab your crew and tackle the challenge as a team.
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