2026 Queen Anne's Revenge Ultra
The 2026 Queen Anne's Revenge Ultra will take place on Saturday, February 21, 2026, in Greenville, North Carolina, at River Park North, located at 1000 Mumford Rd. The event is set on a mixed-terrain trail system that winds through natural park paths and trails, offering a scenic and challenging route for participants. On this date, the expected weather in Greenville is likely to be mild with temperatures ranging from 40°F to 55°F, with mostly cloudy skies and a low chance of precipitation. The event features a single 6.2-mile loop course that runners complete multiple times based on their chosen distance, including a 50k ultra, a 20k, and relay options for both distances. Participants will experience a unique ultra-distance trail event that emphasizes accessibility for both solo runners and team members.
What distances are available for this event?
- →50k Ultra (31 miles): 5 consecutive loops of the 6.2-mile course
- →20k (12.4 miles): 2 loops of the 6.2-mile course
What relay options are available for this event?
- →50k relay: Teams of 2–5 runners
- →20k relay: Teams of 2 runners
How do transitions work for relay teams?
Transitions occur via wristband handoffs at the central aid station/start-finish area after each lap.
What is the race schedule for this event?
- →6:45 AM – Park opens; day-of packet pickup begins
- →7:15 AM – Mandatory course briefing
- →7:30 AM – All events start (50k, 50k relay, 20k, 20k relay)
- →12:30 PM – Cut-off time for 20k distances
- →4:30 PM – Final cut-off for 50k ultra distances
When does registration close for this event?
Registration closes on February 20 at 6:00 PM EST.
Where can participants pick up their race packets?
Packet pickup is available on Friday, February 20, from 10 AM to 6 PM at Fleet Feet Greenville, located at 207 E Arlington Blvd.
What is the start and finish location for this event?
The start and finish location is at River Park North, 1000 Mumford Rd, Greenville, NC 27834.
What is the course layout for this event?
The course uses a single 6.2-mile loop that winds through River Park North's trail system.
What is the primary purpose of this event?
All proceeds from the event benefit Heart for ENC, a community organization that supports local nonprofits and faith-based groups in Eastern North Carolina.
Who is timing the event?
The event is professionally timed by Run The East, LLC.
What is the significance of this event in Greenville?
This is Greenville's inaugural ultra-distance trail event, designed to be accessible for both solo ultra runners and teams looking to share the challenge on a repeat-loop course through scenic parkland.