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Jungle Ultra – Beyond the Ultimate

30 May 2027
Cusco, peru
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mountains race
230 KM
5 days
70 Runners
Difficulty:    Brutal
ENTRY FEE:    3500 gbp
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A 230KM SELF-SUFFICIENT ULTRA MARATHON THROUGH THE AMAZON RAINFOREST

This is Manu National Park, Peru. Set deep in the rainforest, the impenetrable nature of this jungle is the reason it remains untouched making this one of the toughest races in the world.

As you journey from cloud forest to Amazon basin, you will fight your way through suffocating undergrowth, broken by river crossing after crossing.

This is our hardest ultra marathon. Choked with mud and humidity, the thin air doubles the effort required to move testing all of your physical and mental resilience. This is a race like no other.

This is the Jungle Ultra, follow us to adventure.

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First ultra event. Runners completing a marathon or doing regular long distance running (>26 miles) in the last 6 months.