The Original Snowdonia Ultra Marathon Eryri
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Snowdonia Trail Marathon Eryri 2027 Trail Running Ultra Marathon
The Ultra Trail Marathon Eryri is an epic mountain running journey through the heart of Eryri (Snowdonia), combining high mountain terrain with spectacular valleys, forests, and remote trails.
Starting and finishing in Llanberis, the 56km route packs in around 2,300m of climbing and takes runners high onto the slopes of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) before continuing on a much bigger journey through the surrounding mountains and valleys. Expect long climbs, technical trails, fast descents, and constantly changing terrain, with some of the most spectacular scenery in North Wales accompanying you along the way.
Redesigned for 2027, the course retains the wild character and serious mountain challenge that have always defined the Ultra, while allowing greater opportunities for runner support and event management throughout the route.
This is a proper mountain ultra: tough, spectacular, and immensely rewarding. After a huge journey through Eryri, the finish back in Llanberis promises to feel very well earned.
The Ultra Marathon is a UTMB-Indexed race and will earn finishers 3 ITRA points.
Routes
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Route Description
The Ultra Trail Marathon Eryri is the biggest journey of the weekend, linking the high mountains around Yr Wyddfa with valleys, forests, remote trails, and one of North Wales' most remarkable historic landscapes.
Starting in Llanberis, there is little time to settle in before the course heads towards the mountains. Runners climb high onto Yr Wyddfa early in the race, reaching close to 1,000m above sea level and earning immense views across the surrounding peaks and valleys.
But this is only the beginning.
From the high mountain, the route drops away into a much broader journey through Eryri. The terrain constantly changes as runners move between mountain paths, quieter tracks, wooded sections and valley trails, travelling far beyond Llanberis before eventually turning north for the long journey home.
At around 47km, tired legs are rewarded with another dramatic change of scenery as the route enters Dinorwig Quarry, part of the Slate Landscape of Northwest Wales UNESCO World Heritage Site. The historic quarry workings create a spectacular setting for the later stages of the Ultra, with vast slate landscapes sitting beneath the mountains that have dominated the day's journey.
Emerging from Dinorwig, the finish is getting closer, but there is still work to be done as the route makes its final approach towards Llanberis. Eventually, runners descend towards the event village and a finish line that will feel very well earned.
At approximately 56km with around 2,300m of ascent, this is a demanding mountain ultra rather than simply a longer trail race. The redesigned course retains the scale, wild scenery and sense of adventure that define running in Eryri, while allowing greater opportunities for event support and course management along the way.
From the high slopes of Yr Wyddfa to the historic slate landscape of Dinorwig, this is a full day of mountain running and an unforgettable journey through Eryri.
Pricing
Tier 1 Price
Ends: 13/09/2026
- £96.99 UK Athletics Affiliated
- £98.99 Non-affiliated
- Instalments Available Until 1/4/27
Tier 2 Price
Ends: 31/12/2026
- £99.99 UK Athletics Affiliated
- £101.99 Non-affiliated
- Instalments Available Until 1/4/27
Tier 3 Price
Ends: 04/07/2027
- £101.99 UK Athletics Affiliated
- £103.99 Non-affiliated
- Instalments Available Until 1/4/27
Tier 4 Price
Ends: 08/07/2027
- £106.99 UK Athletics Affiliated
- £108.99 Non-affiliated
Important Information
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Mandatory Kit
Event Information
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