Glen Ogle 33 Ultra Marathon

The Glen Ogle 33 Ultra Marathon is a challenging 33-mile foot race held in Perthshire, Scotland, running from Killin to Strathyre and back. The course follows part of cycle route No. 7 and the Rob Roy Way, featuring scenic highlights such as the Falls of Dochert, the iconic Glen Ogle Viaduct, and the village of Balquhidder, the burial place of Rob Roy MacGregor.

The route includes several checkpoints with water stations and a halfway drop bag point at Strathyre. Runners face a demanding course with 3,000 feet of elevation, including a notable 4-mile downhill finish back into Killin. The event takes place in November, requiring mandatory kit due to potentially harsh Highland weather. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.