Born to Run Ultra Marathons

About the Event

AllWeDoIsRun invites trail runners from around the world to experience the magic of California's Central Coast through its 2027 Born To Run Ultra Marathon Extravaganza. Since 2007, this race has celebrated the essence of connection and community on scenic trails that wind through stunning landscapes.
The event offers a variety of distances for runners with different goals and endurance levels:
- 4 Day / 96 Hour Runner: This epic adventure kicks off at 8:00 AM on Wednesday, May 12th, giving participants four days to complete up to 200 miles. The race concludes on Sunday, May 16th.
- 3 Day / 72 Hour Runner: For those seeking a more compact challenge, the three-day option starts at 8:00 AM on Thursday, May 13th and runs until Sunday, May 16th. This course allows runners to tackle up to 100 miles over 72 hours.
- Born To Run 100 Mile: The 100-mile race begins early Friday morning at 8:00 AM on May 14th and wraps up by Sunday, May 16th. This event is a testament to endurance and resilience, with participants aiming for the coveted finisher buckle within a strict 48-hour window.
- 30 Mile Runner: Ideal for those looking for an intense yet manageable challenge, this race starts at 8:00 AM on Saturday, May 15th. Runners will complete three laps of ten miles each, with aid stations every five miles along the way.
- 20 and 10 Mile Races: Both these shorter races start promptly at 8:00 AM on Saturday, May 15th as well, offering a more accessible option for runners who want to experience the course without committing to longer distances.
Each event features an array of amenities designed to enhance your race day experience:
- Onsite camping is provided, allowing participants to immerse themselves in the ranch setting.
- A marked and ribboned trail ensures clear navigation through varied terrain that includes both dirt roads and single-track paths.
- Aid stations are strategically placed every five miles along each loop.
The course itself winds through a mix of rolling hills and flat stretches, with elevation gains ranging from 1600 to over 2100 feet for the two primary loops. The ranch setting provides an intimate backdrop where runners can enjoy the camaraderie that defines AllWeDoIsRun events.
Registration is now open but limited to the first 300 participants and guests, so secure your spot early to avoid disappointment. Fees vary by event length and include a daily ranch fee payable at check-in.
Join us for an unforgettable trail running experience where miles are run and stories are shared around campfires under the stars of California's Central Coast. For more information or to register, visit AllWeDoIsRun.com.

Races Offered

Day Pass Five Day

May 12, 2027

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$175.00

Day Pass Four Day

May 12, 2027

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$140.00

Day Pass One Day

May 12, 2027

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$35.00

Day Pass Two Day

May 12, 2027

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$70.00

4 Day Runner

May 12, 2027

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$650.00

3 Day Runner

May 13, 2027

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$550.00

Day Pass Three Day

May 13, 2027

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$105.00

100M

May 14, 2027

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$450.00

10M

May 15, 2027

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$125.00

20M

May 15, 2027

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$125.00

30M

May 15, 2027

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$125.00

About Los Olivos

Learn more about the host city, Los Olivos.

Los Olivos is a small community in the Santa Ynez Valley in Santa Barbara County in Southern California. The area is home to many highly-rated wineries, and with many well-maintained, low-traffic rural roads, also has some of the best bicycling routes in the region. The town itself is quaint, pleasant, and compact, and makes for good walking, people-watching, shopping, and coffee- and wine-drinking. It is a common weekend destination for people throughout southern and central California. Many people famous in the entertainment industry have homes or ranches nearby.

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Race Results

All-time top performances and historical records for Born to Run Ultra Marathons.

Place	Name	Gender	Age	Year	City	Time
🥇	James Bonnett	M	26	'13	—	15:58:11
🥈	Neil Feerick	M	39	'14	—	17:00:33
🥉	Oswaldo Lopez	M	43	'15	—	17:10:07
4	Neil Feerick	M	38	'13	—	17:26:14
5	Andrew Snope	M	28	'15	—	17:45:22
6	Tomokazu Ihara	M	34	'12	—	17:50:00
7	Jadd Martinez	M	32	'14	—	18:09:28
8	Ian Seabury	M	35	'25	—	18:29:42
9	Ben Holmes	M	33	'15	—	18:45:24
10	Guillermo Medina	M	36	'11	—	18:58:00

Place	Name	Gender	Age	Year	City	Time
🥇	Emily Geyman	F	24	'22	—	18:53:32
🥈	Jenn Shelton	F	30	'14	—	19:06:22
🥉	Kathy Higgins	F	45	'11	—	21:21:00
4	Jess Mullen	F	44	'19	—	21:34:58
5	Tiffany Guerra	F	36	'13	—	22:00:17
6	Rachael Knudson	F	36	'26	—	22:08:06
7	Challis Popkey	F	32	'25	—	22:11:36
8	Suzanna Bon	F	52	'17	—	22:17:07
9	Holly Scala	F	30	'24	—	22:42:42
10	Melissa Guillen	F	32	'16	—	22:49:11