Get Your Butt Kicked @ Route 66

SLUG DISCOUNT

This race is brought to you by the Saint Louis Ultrarunners Group.(SLUG members receive a $10 discount on race registration. Click here for more details.)

Chubb Trail Races

We hope you join us in 2027 for one of Chubb Trail Races. This event is for newbies to expert level trail runners. We have a race for everyone.  Bring your road running friends with you and let them fall in love with the trails.  Between the challenging trails, good food, and live music you will be glad you signed up!  Believe me, this race will not disappoint!

25K RUCK Event!

The ruckers and runners will follow the same 25K course. Participants must carry a minimum of 20 pounds (not including food and water) for the entire race. Ruckers can carry a backpack, weighted vest or rucksack. All packs will be weighed at the start of the race. Whether you’re an experienced rucker or ready to try something new, this challenge will test your endurance and grit. All participants will earn a finisher’s medal for completing the course.

Location

West Tyson County Park 131 N. Outer Rd East, Eureka, Missouri 63025 from I-270, take I-44 west for 7 miles to the Lewis Road exit. At the Lewis Road exit, make a right turn (north). The park entrance is on your right immediately after the exit. Start area is the near the entry gate to the park.

Packet Pickup

Packet pickup will be Friday, April 2, 2027, at the Des Peres Fleet Feet location at 4:00 pm - 6:30 pm. Race Day pickup will start at 7:00 am at the entrance of the park.

Race Cutoff Times

We have a nine hour-ish cutoff for all races. We are a relaxed group! For 50K racers the cutoff for the first loop is the 4 hour-ish mark.

Aid Stations

Lots of aid stations throughout the course. They will have standard ultra food (bananas, pretzels, potatoes, chips, water, electrolytes.) This is a cup free race so make sure you bring your own water bottle or hydration pack to refill at the aid stations. Aid stations will be set up approximately at 3.5M, 8M, 12.5M, 16M, 19.5M, 24M and 28.5M. It is always a good idea to carry food and water in case we have a very hot day.

Refunds/Drops/Deferrals/Waitlist

Unfortunately there are no refunds if you can't make it. We utilize the money from registrations for all the race day activities. Additional money will be donated back to the trail system or organizations in the STL area that help make our trails beautiful- You may drop from the 50k to the 25k up to a week prior to race day. Any drops after this or on race day are allowed, but you will not be eligible for awards (Overall or Age Group).- Sorry no waitlist.

Bib Transfers

We will allow bib transfers until 03/31/2027. If you choose to give or sell your registration to another runner, it will be up to you to make that transaction. A bib transfer is a 2-step process that must be completed by the original registrant AND the recipient (not the Race Director). To complete a bib transfer, you must log in and edit your race registration on the UltraSignup website and enter the recipient's name and email address to set up the transfer; the recipient must then complete registration via UltraSignup using the credit created by your cancellation/transfer to enter the race. If someone shows up on race day and has not completed this process, they will not be entered in the race. If you are selling your registration to another runner, it is up to you to collect the money from the buyer. Funds will not be transferred via UltraSignup.

Drop Bags

We will have a tarp laid out right when you walk into the park on the way to the start line. It is a good idea to put your NAME and RACE NUMBER on your bag. We will move these bags to the finish line, which is also halfway through the 50K. All drop bags must be picked up before leaving the race. All unclaimed items will be donated to charity.

Swag

We are still working on the swag for the 2027 race. We will keep you posted!

Event's current local time: 4:06 AM CT

NEW in 2027!! We are excited to introduce two new distances to the Shippey in 2027. We will be hosting a 50K and a 25K! The 50K will be Saturday with an 11 hour cutoff 8a-7p and the 25K will be Sunday with a 7 hour cutoff 9a-4p.These distances will encompass 3 legs of 5.3mi, 4.65mi & 5.5 mi of which two will be run the exact same as the current distances with the 5.5 mile leg being a combo of the outer portions of the smaller legs and without the overlapping in/out the other legs feature. These options will feature all Beaumont and Shippey offer with the new intro and buildup distance options! Event Description This is STL’s Original 100-mile trail ultra!! Check out our comprehensive WEBSITE!------->> We are CUPLESS and a Trail Sister Approved Event <<------- >> Ladies use code: TRAILSISTER10 for 10% off. Nestled quietly in the rolling wooded hills just outside of Greater St. Louis lies the wonders of the Beaumont Scout Reservation. Here we invite you to partake in a first-hand experience

of these “rolling” hills, where, under normal circumstances the general public is not allowed to run the tough and beautiful trail systems within. The Shippey Endurance Runs, rightly named from the trail color system used by the Scouts, after Merle Shippey a well-respected cog in the scouting community. The Shippey takes you through all aspects of this magnificent wonder by creating an extremely runner, crew and aide friendly race.No need to chase runners over miles of back roads. Camp indoors 15 yds from the Start-Finish line and the ease of seeing your runner or your crew every 3-5.3 miles The Shippey is minutes from amenities, allowing runners and their crews the ease of re-supply and convenience nearby!!Come prepared for cold temps but also know that it could be 70 degrees. Weather in St. Louis can flip on a dime!So, if you want to run on an amazing trail system that will only be open to the public during this event….well, come run with us at The Shippey Endurance Runs! P.S. the Boy

Scout's didn't believe in switchbacks when they built these trails! You have been properly warned!!Check us out on Facebook and Instagram Course Details The course switches directions each year running clockwise on odd years, counterclockwise on even years. + 2 indoor aid stations, you will hit multiple times. The course varies from the others offering steep climbs, ridgeline running, long and short steep descents as well as creek bottoms, pine floor, and jeep roads with approx. 75% single/double track, 25% jeep roads.Distance and Elevations are approximates:+ 25K(15.5mi) w/ 2,300' ascent/descent + 20.15mi w/ 3,000' ascent/descent+ 50K(31mi) 4,600' ascent/descent+ 40.7mi is 6,000' ascent/descent + 100k(61mi) w/ 9,000' ascent/descent+ 101.7mi w/ 15,000' ascent/descentAdded course details, maps & GPX can be found COURSE DETAILS!--->> On course hydration is supplied by local St. Louis Company, Hyle Hydration, use code shippey15 for 15% off orders.--->> Additionally, we have Long Run Coffee,

check them out HERE and use code SHIPPEY for 20% off ordersPARKING: As we grow we ask folks to carpool as much as possible, especially as crew/pacer/spectators. Additionally we are requesting all 50K, 20M, & 25K runners park at Cub World and walk .3mi to Emerson(Start/Finish). MORE info HERE Start Times & Cutoffs / Drops Bags / Pacers All distances cutoff at 4:00pm Sunday January 18th(EXCEPT 50K 7pm Saturday). All runners MUST be on Leg 4 of last loop by 2pm SundaySaturday+ 6:00AM 100M & 100K Cutoff = 34hrs(20:03mi pace/33:26mi pace) + 8:00AM 50K Cutoff = 11hrs(21:22mi pace) + 8:00PM Night 40M Cutoff = 20hrs(29:29mi pace)Sunday+ 8:00AM 20M Cutoff = 8hrs(23:35mi pace)+ 9:00AM 25K Cutoff = 7hrs(27:06mi pace) Drop bags allowed at both Aid Stations for solo runners should not exceed 24"Lx16"Wx13"H, larger could result in bags not being transported+++limited crew inside the Sverdrup Aid Station All Pacers MUST register(No pacers for the 40M, 50K, 20M or 25K)Pacers are allowed anytime after

40mi(2 loops)or 5pm for solo 100mi/100k runners Packet Pickup / Pre Race Meal & Meeting Friday January 15th 5pm-8pm, ALL EVENTS(100M/100k required).*NO Saturday AM Packet Pickup Saturday January 16th 6:30a-8am(50K) as well as 7p-7:45p(40M only) Sunday January 17th 6:30am-8am(20M) 6:30-9am(25K)Pre-race meal begins Friday January 16th at 5:00pm with Pre-Race Meeting at 5:30pm! Open to ALLMeal included for all 100M & 100k solo runners with registration. Extra tickets can be added at registration for crew/family and all other distances can also purchase tickets at checkout as well Awards / Swag / Partnerships ***SWAG GUARANTEE CUTOFF 12/18/26>25K & 20 mile: BOCO convertible Running Gloves(denote size at registration) >50K & 40 mile: Paragon Performance UPF running hoodie >100M & 100K: BOCO backpack & Paragon Performance UPF running Hoodie+ Belt Buckles for 100 Mile and 100k finishers.+ Bottle opener for 40 mile+ TBA for 50K+ Medals for 20 mile finishers made by Aravaipa Artworks+TBA for 25K +

Awards for Top 3 Females/Males in each solo race by Splintered Art Design AWARDS!Multi Directional awards for those who've completed the course in both directions. This prize will be customized for each distance(25K, 20M, 50K, 40M, 100k, 100M) and earned by completing the same distance in both directionsAdditionally, we have introduced mileage based awards for 250,500,750,1000 miles completedEvent meets ATRA Event Standards Lodging / Amenities Friday & Saturday we offer on site camping and located in the Emerson Center indoor dining hall with shower and bathroom access downstairs as a part of registration. Set up your tent or sleeping bags and air mattress in the open room indoors with a view out over the Start/Finish line. These spots will be limited to approximately 9x9 for small tents, mattress and/or tables. NO popups allowed. Open fires will not be permitted within the Scout ranch. Campers are NOT allowed.Click HERE for more info.Eureka, Fenton, & Valley Park are within 10 mins of the

start featuring a plethora of dining options from fast food, bar or fine diningPending availability, if attending as a part of a larger group, on site bunk houses may be available for rent through the Boy Scouts WEBSITENo offered camping Sunday Night and all Shippey facilities close by 5pm. Registration Policies No refunds allowed for any reason once registration has been received.All Registration policies can be found HERE! Runners may change distances up thru January 13th, 2027, however no refund on differences will be given for dropping down and runner must pay difference for increasing distance. Bib transfers bibs allowed up through January 13th, 2027. Event's current local time: 4:17 AM CT

RACE DAY REGISTRATION We will be accepting onsite/race day registrations for the 2026 edition of the Wildwood Trail Marathons Race Day/onsite registration for ALL distances will begin at 6AM - 8:30AM on December 5, 2026.Race Day Registration for Marathon Distance $180.00 - CASH ONLY Race Day Registration for 1/2 Marathon Distance $150.00 - CASH ONLY *Included in your RACE DAY REGISTRATION for the Marathon and 1/2 Marathon Distances:- Custom Finisher Medal- Post-Race Grub and Beverage.PLEASE NOTE: SWAG ONLY if sizes are available FOR RACE DAY REGISTRATIONS Marathon & 1/2 Marathon ~ Swag is not guaranteed for race day registrations ~Race Day Registration for 10K Distance $65.00 - *CASH ONLY**Included in your RACE DAY REGISTRATION for the 10K Distance:- Custom Finisher Medal Wildwood Trail Marathon is now part of the Trail Mix Fund! In an effort to improve diversity in trail racing and remove a potential barrier for the under-served and under-represented, the Trail Mix Fund pays the

race registration fee for runners who cannot afford it or aren’t sure they belong in the sport. We also believe that there are more BIPOC & LGBTQ+ people who would like to race and would enjoy being part of the community but aren’t comfortable taking that step of signing up to race. Waiving the registration fee alone won’t solve this problem, but maybe it can help some. Terrain Trail Runners-STL's partnership with the Trail Mix Fund began in December 2025, and we hope you'll consider donating or applying! INTRO 10th YEAR RUNNING ANNIVERSARY - 2026 Edition of the Wildwood Trail Marathon is hosted by Terrain Trail Runners and will offer the 10k, 1/2 Marathon and Marathon DistancesWildwood Trail Marathon are a great wrap up to any runners racing season whether you run road or trail, novice or experienced the course will not disappoint. There will be miles and miles of great running through some of the beautiful trails in West County, St. Louis, Mo. This Is a Cup-Free Event PLEASE NOTE:

WILDWOOD TRAIL MARATHON IS A CUP-FREE EVENT, which means there won't be any paper cups at aid stations, and there won't be any paper or plastic cups at our finish-lines. We won't be making any exceptions to this rule, so bring your own drinking receptacle come race-weekend. Reusable-Collapsible Cup by UltrAspire will be available for purchase at packet pick race weekend for $5 - CASH ONLYPlease help us keep our races eco-friendly, minimize the trash in the landfills and our trails clean. Together we can make a difference! LOCATION LaSalle Springs Middle School3300 Highway 109, Wildwood, MO 63038 Start/finish at LaSalle Springs Middle School MARATHON COURSE DESCRIPTION The Wildwood Trail Marathon starts on the asphalt Hamilton-Carr Trail which takes runners to the chat surfaced Al Foster Memorial Trail.

The Al Foster Memorial Trail will take marathoners to the Bluff View Trail, where they will climb to the bluff that gives the trail its name!After leaving the first aid station on the course, runners will proceed back down the Bluff View Trail and spend a number of gorgeous miles doing the entire Rock Hollow Trail. Racers will then leave the Rock Hollow Trail and run the entire length of the Al Foster Memorial Trail to the Sherman Beach Trailhead. From Sherman Beach, runners will take a connector trail to the Cedar Bluff Trail and return to Sherman Beach on the Stinging Nettle Trail. Once reaching Sherman Beach for the last time, competitors will travel on the Al Foster Memorial Trail and Hamilton-Carr Trail to the finish of the Marathon at LaSalle Spring Middle School. The course is a combination of approximately 2 miles of paved greenway trail, gravel, dirt and 90 percent single track with enough rocks and roots to keep you present with approximate ELEVATION GAIN of 1700ft! PLEASE NOTE:

THIS IS A TRAIL MARATHON AND NOT YOUR ROAD 26.2 SO YOU WILL BE RUNNING 26.2-ISH MILES. No Wimps, No Whining!Visit race website for Course Map. 1/2 MARATHON COURSE DESCRIPTION The Wildwood Trail 1/2 Marathon starts on the asphalt Hamilton-Carr Trail which takes runners to the chat surfaced Al Foster Memorial Trail. The Al Foster Memorial Trail will take marathoners to the Rock Hollow Connector, where they will spend a number of gorgeous miles running Rock Hollow West and East Trails (running the entire length of Rock Hollow Trail). Racers will then leave the Rock Hollow Trail and run the entire length of the Al Foster Memorial Trail to the Sherman Beach Trailhead. Upon checking in with the aid station at Sherman Beach, competitors will travel on the Al Foster Memorial Trail and Hamilton-Carr Trail to the finish of the 1/2 Marathon at LaSalle Spring Middle School. The course is a combination of approximately 2 miles of paved greenway trail, gravel, dirt and 90 percent single track with enough

rocks and roots to keep you present with approximate ELEVATION GAIN of 750ft!PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS A TRAIL 1/2 MARATHON AND NOT YOUR ROAD 13.1 SO YOU WILL BE RUNNING 13.1-ISH MILES. No Wimps, No Whining!Visit race website for Course Map. NEW TENKAY COURSE DESCRIPTION The Wildwood Trail F.L.A.T. Out Tenkay begins on the paved Hamilton–Carr Trail, which leads runners to the chat‑surfaced Al Foster Memorial Trail. Once on the Al Foster Memorial Trail, 10K runners continue straight on the crushed‑gravel path, following the Mighty Meramec River to the Sherman Beach Trailhead. After checking in with the aid station at Sherman Beach, runners return along the Al Foster Memorial Trail and Hamilton–Carr Trail to finish the 10K at LaSalle Springs Middle School.The course is an out‑and‑back route, combining paved and crushed‑gravel surfaces—approximately 3 miles out and 3 miles back. This design makes the course ideal for both runners chasing a fast 10K PR and beginners or kids looking for a friendly,

approachable introduction to trail running. The route offers a scenic trail experience without technical terrain, rocks, or roots to navigate.Visit race website for Course Map. START TIME & TIME LIMIT WILDWOOD TRAIL MARATHON - Start time is 7:00 AM- Hard Cut-off - 8 Hours* All runners must pass the last aid station at the Sherman Beach trailhead on the trip back (approx. 3.5 miles to the finish) prior to 2:00 PM. WILDWOOD TRAIL 1/2 MARATHON - Start time is 9:00 AM- Hard Cut-off - 6 Hours* All runners must pass the last aid station at the Sherman Beach trailhead on the trip back (approx. 3.5 miles to the finish) prior to 2:00 PM. All cut-off times will be strictly enforced. Runners must be checked OUT of the last aid station BEFORE the cut-off time on their way back to the start/finish.WILDWOOD TRAIL F.L.A.T Out Tenkay - Start time is 9:00 AM- Hard Cut-off - 6 Hours* All runners must pass the last aid station at the Sherman Beach trailhead on the trip back (approx. 3.5 miles to the finish)

prior to 2:00 PM. All cut-off times will be strictly enforced. Runners must be checked OUT of the last aid station BEFORE the cut-off time on their way back to the start/finish.PACKET PICKUP will be held on Saturday, Dec 5, 2026, at LaSalle Springs Middle School Specific times and other details will be emailed to all registered participants on Nov 30, 2026, after online race registration closes on Nov 29 @11:50 PM AID STATIONS MARATHON RUNNERS: 3 manned aid stations fully-stocked with water, Hammer Heed electrolyte drink, assorted flavors of Hammer gels and 'fruit ONLY at Sherman Beach aid station', first aid and enthusiastic volunteers! This is a CUP FREE event so be sure to run with a handheld or hydration vest and carry a collapsible cup with you for water and electrolyte drink. Approximate distance between aid stations is 5.5 miles with no distance greater than approximately 7.5 miles between aid stations. Restrooms will be at start/finish and the turn around at the Sherman Beach

trailhead/aid station. 1/2 MARATON RUNNERS: 2 manned aid stations fully-stocked with water, Hammer Heed electrolyte drink, assorted flavors of Hammer gels and 'fruit ONLY at Sherman Beach aid station', first aid and enthusiastic volunteers! This is a CUP FREE event so be sure to run with a handheld or hydration vest and carry a collapsible cup with you for water and electrolyte drink. Approximate distance between aid stations is 5.5 miles with no distance greater than approximately 7.5 miles between aid stations. 10K RUNNERS: 1 manned aid stations fully-stocked with water, Hammer Heed electrolyte drink, assorted flavors of Hammer gels and fruit at Sherman Beach aid station.Restrooms will be at start/finish ONLY REFUND AND GENERAL RACE POLICIES Race refund policy and other general policies can be reviewed HEREPlease Review ALL Race Policies Before Signing Up for the Race AWARDS/SWAG DEADLINE FOR GUARANTEED SWAG WITH YOUR REGISTRATION: September 27, 2026 All online registrations

completed after this date will receive an alternative swag item.1/2 Marathon & Marathon DistancesIncluded with your registration: Custom long‑sleeve technical running shirt by Headsweats (gender‑specific sizing), custom finisher medal and catered post‑race lunch.Awards: Awards will be given only to the top male, female, and non‑binary finishers in both the 1/2 Marathon and Marathon distances.10K DistanceIncluded with your registration: Custom finisher medalOptional Add‑Ons: Swag & Post‑race lunch~ These can be added during the 10K registration process ~No awards are offered for the 10K distance. This helps keep registration fees affordable—10K swag and post‑race lunch remain optional add‑ons, with no price increases. POST RACE Post Race Grub is for Runners ONLY, food will be catered by Bolyard's Meat & Provisions. Join us for some delicious post race grub and cheer on your fellow Wildwood Trail Marathons racers! SUSTAINABILITY READ ABOUT OUR SUSATINABILTY PLEDGE HERE PLEASE NOTE: All our

races are CUP-FREE and please bring your own MESS KIT with a plate and spork for post-race food.*We will not have any paper or plastic cups, plates and/or utensils at our events to help us reduce the waste from our races as part of our Zero Waste pledge. Event's current local time: 4:10 AM CT