The Next Loop Endurance Series Pinnacle Mountain | November 07, 2026

THE NEXT LOOP HOURLY CHALLENGE

One Loop. Every Hour. You Decide How Far.

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The Next Loop Hourly Challenge is simple: start a trail loop every hour and complete as many loops as you choose.

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Finish your loop, recover, refuel, and get ready for the next hourly start.

 

No required distance.

No DNF. Every loop counts.

 

RESULTS: Total completed loops and distance.

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Want to run continuously? Choose The Next 12 Hour Challenge.​​

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THE NEXT LOOP TEAM RELAY

Your Team. Together Further. One More Loop.​

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The Next Loop Team Relay lets you take on the 50-mile challenge as a team.Choose a 2-person or 4-person team and work together to complete the 50-mile distance.​

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One teammate is on the course at a time. When a loop is completed, your team decides who takes the next one.

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Run your loops. Rest while your teammates run. Keep working together until your team reaches 50 miles.

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RESULTS: Team finish time for the 50-mile distance.​​

THE NEXT 50K/50M/100K/100M CHALLENGE

Choose Your Distance. Find Your Limit. Push Beyond It.

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The Next 50K/50M/100K/100M Challenge is a continuous trail endurance event built for runners ready to take on an ultra distance.

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Everyone starts together, and from that point forward the clock keeps running. There are no hourly restarts and no required waiting between loops.

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Run, walk, stop at your staging area, eat, rest or take a break whenever you choose — but the clock continues.

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Choose your challenge: 50K, 50 Miles, 100K or 100 Miles. A 34 Hour Cutoff.

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 RESULTS: Your official result is based on the distance you completed within the 34 HR cutoff . You will be ranked against runners who complete the same distance you complete.

Our goal at The Next Loop Endurance Series and EverFurther is to create events that are easy to navigate where you are able to attempt a distance that may be a bit further than you have gone before.

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Maybe it's your first trail run, you first marathon distance, your first ultra at 50K or more. with no fear of a DNF!

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We believe any distance, or any time on the trail is worthy of celebrating and recognition.

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We report all distances. For a distance to count in certain record books there must be at least 14 participants in the event. By reporting all distances together, in one event, everyone is able to record their accomplishment. 

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Your result will be listed with all others in your event. Results are listed by distance completed. You will see you results ranked in order with those who completed the same distance you did.

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Your Endurance. No Limits. One More Loop

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