Welcome to the second annual Freedom Ultra Festival! It takes place on Labor Day weekend 2027 on the private Kearin Family Farm, with portions of the course on an adjacent trail system.
The course is short, fast and flat, with one big central aid station, so you are always close to your gear. It is the perfect race for self-supported runners, and crews or family and friends will be comfortable without rushing from aid station to aid station.
Regardless of the event you choose, you will run laps on the 3.1 mile course until you finish or you break. The short loop lets you push past where you thought your limits were, always able to go one more lap.
Free camping is available from the day before the event through the end of the event, in a low-key atmosphere surrounded by people pushing their limits.
The Black Barn 200 miler starts Friday morning and all other races start Saturday morning.
The Black Barn 200 is hosted this same weekend alongside the Freedom Ultra Festival.
The course is a loop run on the private Kearin Family Farm, with portions on an adjacent trail system. About 25% of the course is gravel, packed dirt and grass, and the other 75% is a paved trail system. The course is short, fast and flat, with one central aid station. All events start on Saturday morning, except the Black Barn 200 miler, which starts Friday morning.
This is a super fast first 100, or a PR-ready race. The looped course keeps you close to Race HQ at all times, making crew access simple and race execution manageable.
Free camping adjacent to the course lets runners rest, reset and return to the trail without losing valuable time. Come self-supported, or bring your crew.
The 100K features a highly runnable profile with limited elevation gain. Runners stay close to Race HQ throughout the event, keeping logistics simple and stress minimal.
Free camping adjacent to the course allows early arrival, rest afterwards and quick gear access.
A fast and approachable 50 mile designed to reward smart pacing and consistency. With low total elevation gain, runners can settle into their pace and stay there.
The looped design keeps everything centralized at Race HQ, making aid access, crew support and race strategy simple. It suits both self-supported and crewed runners.
A smooth and highly runnable 50K built for both first-time ultra runners and experienced athletes looking to move fast. The low elevation profile lets you focus on pacing and efficiency.
Camping adjacent to the start and finish keeps logistics simple and stress-free.
The 24 hour, 12 hour and 6 hour events are run as far as you can within the time limit. Runners stay close to Race HQ and aid throughout the event, with free camping next to headquarters.
Kearin Family Farm, Bonney Lake, WA, USA Open in Google Maps
Bonney Lake is a city in Pierce County, Washington, United States, named for William P. Bonney, with a population of 22,487 at the 2020 census. It lies within the greater Puget Sound region of the Pacific Northwest. The climate is oceanic, with mild, wet winters and drier summers, so late spring and early autumn are the best seasons to race.
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