The run

Start time and place

The run starts at 5 a.m. on Saturday, May 17, 2025 at Caroline Furnace Lutheran Camp in Fort Valley, Virginia (near Luray). The finish line is at the same location as the start. The course closes 36 hours later at 5 p.m. on Sunday, May 18.

The course

The course is a loop in the Massanutten Mountains. Course information.

Runner Support: Drop bags, pacers, and crews

We have information on drop bags, pacers, and crews. We provide support so that you will not need a crew. But your crew is welcome to support you if they comply with the rules for crews.

Lodging

Rustic lodging is available near the start/finish at the Caroline Furnace Lutheran Camp. Reservations must be made in advance. There are also several nearby towns with hotels.

Emergencies

Runners at the MMT-100 are responsible for their own health and well-being. Where to go in case of emergency. See also information on cell phone coverage.

We do not have “medical checks” or medical professionals at the event. You need to take care of yourself. Please read our medical policy before you enter.

Awards

All finishers will receive an engraved belt buckle — silver for under 24 hours, pewter otherwise. The buckle will be presented to the runner upon finishing. This year, for the first time, we will engrave a sticker that will be fixed to the back of the buckle. The Sticker/decal will include runner’s name, date, and their finish time. In order to receive the engraved sticker, runners must submit their buckle to a race volunteer and pick up the finished product after 3:00 PM and before finish area closing on Sunday. Please note that we will not mail the stickers. Runners must pick up the buckle before finish area closing on Sunday. There will be awards for the male and female winners in the categories noted below. At least two competitors must start the race in a category for an award to be earned.

• Overall
• Master (age 40-49)
• Senior (age 50-59)
• Super Senior (age 60+)
• VHTRC

With the exception of the Solo division winner, the winners of the categories listed above can only receive one award. The overall winner will not receive the award for his or her age group. The overall winner may receive the solo division award if he or she participated in the solo division. The awards work down as listed above. The result is that the first VHTRC is the first member of the VHTRC to finish who did not win the overall award or an age group award.

Special recognition is given to 5, 10, 15, and 20 year finishers.

Solo Division

For those runners who complete the event without crew or pacer. Runners may sign up for the Solo Division at packet pickup. More information on the Solo Division.

Post-run celebration and awards ceremony

We have food and refreshments at the finish line that will be free to all — runners, volunteers, crews, and pacers. The awards ceremony will take place in the afternoon. See the schedule of events.