Cabot Trail Relay Race

[1] The race takes place over 24 hours in 17 stages and features up to 70 teams and 1,200 runners.

In 2010 ultramarathoner Mark Campbell attempted to run the entire relay solo, but fell ill and could not complete it.

Another 25 teams are selected by members of the tech crew and organizing committee.

A list of accepted teams is posted in January of the year of the race.

The Cabot Trail Relay is run on public roads that are subject to periodic maintenance, closure, and detours.

Runners at the Cabot Trail Relay Race, in costume.
A runner approaches the finish line of the final leg.
Sheri Piers of the Maine Road Hags approaches the finish line on the final leg of the Cabot Trail Relay Race.