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VERMONT 100K RACE REPORT | 2025

Why run 62 miles in a day? Nick and Greg break down our experience running the Vermont 100K — one of the oldest and most iconic trail ultramarathons in New England. From sharing the course with horses to chasing a sub-17-hour goal, we talk through every high, low, and hill of the day. Chapters: Why we chose Vermont for our first 100K What it’s like running alongside horses Aid stations, fueling strategies, and stomach struggles The “golf ball rule” that saved our race How we trained (and what we’d do differently next time) The mental game of running 62 miles The beauty, challenge, and community of Vermont’s rolling dirt roads Whether you’re training for your first ultramarathon or just curious what 16+ hours on the trail feels like, this recap dives into the race, the lessons, and the joy of pushing past your limits — one hill at a time. More running adventures: Nick's Stone Cat 50 miler:    • Stone Cat Ultra Trail Race   Pemi Loop:    • Hiking Pemi Loop NH 1 Day   Hut Traverse (attempt one):    • Hut Traverse - First Attempt   Hut Traverse (attempt two):    • Hut Traverse - Second Attempt   Presidential Traverse:    • Presidential Traverse NH 10 peaks 1 day   Kilkenny Ridge:    • Running the Kilkenny Ridge 25 Miler   FOLLOW ME:   / running_w_cameras   Video & Music by Greg Shea