Welcome to “The Maine Event”, a trail running experience crafted for the intrepid soul. This seven-day journey through Maine’s most challenging & magnificent landscapes is designed for those who seek adventure in its purest form. From the towering peak of Mt. Katahdin, the demanding terrains of the Bigelows, to the unrelenting grind of the Mahoosuc Notch, prepare to test your limits.

Your expedition will be punctuated with days of intense trail running followed by necessary rest & recovery. Expect to be self-reliant but supported, carrying what you need but guided by our extensive planning, driving, cooking & communication. The days will be tough, the terrain unforgiving, but the reward lies in the experience of the raw beauty in Maine’s wilderness.

Transportation, campsites, logistics & most meals will be provided, along with the tools for navigation & live tracking. This trip is for the experienced people whose bodies can take the terrain ahead & want to experience a great journey, tall stories & memories of a lifetime.

How do we travel from place to place?

We travel in a 15-passenger van and also have a crew car following us.

Is This Dangerous?

It can be. But if you are familiar with these types of terrains, it will make your experience and odds of not getting injured much better. Being in the mountains carries many inherent risks, but the trails we’ll be using are well-established. Maine is one of our hardest trips, but it is so rewarding. If you’re prepared to accept these risks and remain humble, I invite you to join us.

Can I run further than what is recommended per day?

Yes, you can. But keep in mind each day gets harder as we go, and the first day at Katahdin is no cakewalk. If you were to do any extra miles, I would recommend doing them on this day. The last day is really challenging, but it’s so awesome.

We also have off days as we have to travel from spot to spot. You will need this rest. These days will have options to run if you want.

How many helpers are there?

There are three of us but we do not guide you on the trail. We do all the driving, food prep, and usually have someone on the trail taking pics. 

Terrain?

Medium rocks, little rocks, rocks as big as your house. Straight up and down. Typically, we start in the treeline, next to a babbling brook, then work our way to the exposed rock cliffs. The Mahoosuc Range is not as steep but has the most elevation.