Moray Way 100
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Moray Way 100 Mile
The Moray Way 100 is an approximately 100 mile trail ultramarathon that starts and finishes in Forres and includes around 13,300 ft of ascent with a 30 hour cut off. The route follows coastal and inland trails, passing through coastal dunes, forests, clifftops, beaches and sections of the Speyside Way and Dava Way, with several village and distillery areas along the way.
The event uses five staffed aid stations that provide water, an Active Root drink, basic snacks and first aid supplies. Drop bags are accepted at designated checkpoints; only official drop bags will be transported and they must be handed in at the start area before the race. Uncollected bags are returned to the finish area at the end of the day. Support crews are permitted only at official aid stations and pacing is allowed from the Grantown checkpoint to the finish.
Live race tracking and medical cover are provided at the start, finish and key points on course, with mobile response teams available. Runners must stay on the marked trail, check in at timing points and follow marshal and medical instructions. The event operates a strict no litter policy and kit checks occur at registration, at the start and at random points on course.
Mandatory kit includes an emergency foil blanket, waterproof jacket, warm baselayer, headtorch, mobile phone, uploaded GPX route file, at least 500 ml of liquid, emergency food and a personal first aid kit. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
