Farm to Farm Ultra

The Farm To Farm Ultra Run is held on a looped course in Freeport, Maine on the Wolfe's Neck Center & Freeport Conservation Trust trails, but also includes four virtual options: 5 miles, 10 miles, 30 miles, and 50 miles. This event is part of the Maine Track Club Grand Prix Series, and participants are allowed to earn points for one virtual event in addition to or instead of the in-person race. If you intend to do both in-person and virtual, you must register separately for each event.

Click here to register for the in-person race on Sunday, Sep. 27 2026

The entry fee for each virtual event is $25, with no t-shirt included.

If you would like a shirt, please contact us! They are 15$ for local pickup (greater Portland area) or 20$ to ship.

Participant will have from Sep. 14 2026 to Oct. 12 2026 (Indigenous Peoples' Day) to complete their chosen distance(s) and submit results.

Consisting mostly of paved footpaths, this stunning course takes you over bridges, into the park, along the river and through the woods before finishing just past the historic mill. The 3.14 mile "Pi" run begins and ends in front of NYA's lower school.

Register by October 30th to receive a free shirt!

**Race Day Registration available!

Free shirts available until race day, but shirt SIZE is not guaranteed after Oct 30th**

100% of proceeds go to

The NYA Class of 2027 Project Graduation

Top Three Male and Female Finishers

will each claim a fresh pie from Clayton’s Cafe.

Welcome to the Bruiser There is no letting up on the Bruiser. This race takes you on the majority of Bradbury’s East Side trail system and delivers a longer, more demanding course filled with rugged New England terrain.Expect a crazy twisting, turning 12-mile loop of single-track trails filled with rocks, roots, bumps, and hills. Save something for the last two miles, as the “O-Trail” is where this race earns its name.The Bruiser: Tough miles, great trails, and the Trail Monster community waiting at the finish line. Race Rules / Trail Etiquette • The race cutoff is 3 hours 36 minutes(18-minute mile pace)• Be respectful of other trail users. The park is open to the public. • Yield when appropriate and communicate clearly when passing.• Stay on the marked course.• Please do not litter. Pack out anything you bring onto the course.• We ask runners not to wear headphones so they can hear volunteers, race instructions, and fellow runners on the trail.• No dogs are permitted on the course or in

the event. While we love our four-legged trail companions, dogs are not allowed to participate with runners during the race for the safety of runners, volunteers, spectators, and the dogs themselves. Registration Cap Each race in the Bradbury Mountain Trail Series is capped at 160 runners.When this number is reached, registration will close and no additional entries will be accepted.• No wait list• No bib number transfers. No Exceptions• No same day RegistrationWe keep the races intentionally small to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all participants and because parking at Bradbury Mountain State Park is limited.This series is about quality, not quantity. Race Day Schedule Bib Pickup / Check-In:8:00 – 8:45AM race day morningAll registered runners will receive this year’s custom race T-shirt featuring a brand new design each year.T-shirts will be distributed at bib pickup.You must be present to receive your shirt. Awards & Prizes The top three overall male and female finishers will receive

first choice from the prize table.Additional prizes will be awarded through random drawings among the winners of each decade age group, giving runners across all age groups a chance to take home something special.The majority of our prizes are generously donated by our wonderful sponsors, including Marathon Sports, Wicked Joe Organic Coffee, Squirrel’s Nut Butter, Lamey Wellehan Shoes and Prospect Mountain Furniture. Bradbury Mountain Trail Race Series The Bruiser is the thrid race of the Bradbury Mountain Trail Race Series.Runners who complete four races in the series within the cutoff times will earn the coveted Bad Ass Hoodie. Hoodies will be distributed to eligible finishers after the fourth race in the series, one of the BadAss Races. The overall male and female champions of the Bradbury Mountain Trail Race Series will receive a handcrafted Adirondack chair from Prospect Mountain Furniture, in addition to their Bad Ass Hoodie and individual race prizes. Trail Monster Running Trail

Monster Running is a nonprofit organization.All organizers including race directors are unpaid volunteers who put on these races simply because we love trail running and the community that surrounds it.Proceeds go to equipment to make our races better, as well as local nonprofit organizations and charities related to the outdoors and trails, including such groups as Royal River Conservation Trust.Any leftover race shirts or hoodies are donated to local homeless shelters. Event's current local time: 4:13 AM ET