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HOKA Ultra-Trail Australia by UTMB

HOKA Ultra-Trail Australia by UTMB2027

13.05 – 16.05.2027Katoomba (Australia)Dates to be confirmedRegistration opens on 17.09.2026
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5 courses · 11.5–161.1 km · up to 7’200 m D+

5 courses

  1. 11.5km

    731 m D+

    772 m D-

    avg 6%

    UTA11

    3 aid stations

    No index
    GPX
  2. 22km

    1’200 m D+

    1’096 m D-

    avg 5%

    UTA22

    14.05. · 4 aid stations

    UTMB Index 20K1
    GPX
  3. 51km

    2’400 m D+

    2’499 m D-

    avg 5%

    UTA50

    15.05. · 7 aid stations

    UTMB Index 50K2
    GPX
  4. 101km

    4’400 m D+

    4’314 m D-

    avg 4%

    UTA100

    15.05. · 13 aid stations

    UTMB Index 100K3
    GPX
  5. 161.1km

    7’200 m D+

    7’041 m D-

    avg 4%

    UTAMiler

    14.05. · 20 aid stations

    UTMB Index 100M4
    GPX

Course analysis

161.1 km7’200 m D+

233effort kmⓘ161.1 km on the map · feels like 233 km
D+
7’200 m
D−
7’041 m
Max alt.
1’074 m
Steepest
21%

Segments

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Elevation profile: UTAMiler

209 m — 1’074 m

Race plan

Plan your race from start to finish.

Pacing, aid stations and fueling timed to your effort on HOKA Ultra-Trail Australia by UTMB, in one roadbook.

Includes this race's official aid stations and cutoff times.

The race

The world's second-largest Ultra-Trail, UTA has developed over its 19-year history to become Australia's premier trail-running festival. Ngunna Yerrabi Yanggu You're welcome to leave your footprints on our land. Pay tribute to the traditional custodians of country, and follow in the footsteps of Gundungurra ancestors who traversed these lands for thousands of years. From the traditional Welcome to Country on the start line to the sounds of the yidaki out on Ironpot ridge, we encourage you to immerse yourself in the full indigenous experience of being on and experiencing country. Take your breath away Located in the world heritage listed Blue Mountains, the stairs won’t be the only thing taking your breath away at UTA. From the vast cliff tops and exposed rock formations to the cascading waterfalls and chorusing native bush alive with the sounds of nature – there’s something to take in at every point along the UTA course.

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