From 2014, start and finish are located in Szczyrk. There are seven courses that, in our opinion are very different but at the same time very challenging.

The first six – 10km, 20km Trek, 40km, 60km, 90km and 130km are open to anyone who wants to face them.
305km is a challenge for the most experienced Ultrarunners.

We have designed the courses so, that they are not only an athletic challenge but also a beautiful experience. For every effort you put into every climb you will be rewarded with a breathtaking view of our mountains – the Beskidy. We want every kilometer to be worth it so that even on the shortest course you can see almost every part of this beautiful mountain range.

BUT 60 - it is almost 60km course leading from Szczyrk through Klimczok, Bystra, Kolowrot, Szyndzielnia, Dębowiec, Cyberniok, Błatnia, Salmopol and Skrzyczne , back to Szczyrk.
Don't be deluded by distance. This course is demanding and although for many of you this will be your first ultra, make sure you prepare well.

BUT 90 - adds another loop to BUT 60 that leads through Barania Góra, Węgierska Górka, Magurka Radziechowska, Ostre, Skrzyczne and then on to Szczyrk. It's 'only' 30k more but the are not easy. The trail to Barania will let you gain some speed but from Węgierska Górka on it will only get tougher only to be faced with the most difficult climb to Skrzyczne. If you plan to race – think hard on your strategy. If you just want to enjoy the course – be prepared for a great but beautiful challenge.

BUT 305 - you need to prove completion of at least two 100km mountain ultra races within last two years (2015-2017). You will also need to be comfortable with map reading or using a GPS device and hava a substantial mountain experience. The course will not be entirely marked. Competitors will be given maps with the course printed on them, a GPS track (downloadable from the website) and a route itinerary in English and Polish. All unclear areas will be additionally marked. Every competitor will be given a GPS transmitter and will be tracked live online. Aid stations will be spaced every 20-30km and there will be basic sleeping facilities on some of them.
This is ultra at its toughest.