Honest scores for mountain ultras

Is this 100 worth the flight?

Demand is what the mountain takes. Worth is whether you buy the ticket. Scores first, then the card.

01
Open a card
Demand and Worth, 1–5 each. Ten dimensions. Sources on the page.
02
Read the dunk
Low Worth stays on the board. Famous is not a mountain destination.
03
Decide the flight
Forty-five editorial cards. Rankings only. No plan for sale here.

Three cards

Icon, founding American 100, and a Worth-2 dunk. Open before you book.

The proof set

45 races. No 0–100.

Rows are Demand, 5 at the top. Columns are Worth, 5 to the right. A name in a cell is the score. Low Worth stays on the board, quieter.

None in this catalog.

Races grouped by Demand rows 5 to 1 and Worth columns 1 to 5. Low-Worth listings are included.
Demand row, Worth column	Worth 1	Worth 2	Worth 3	Worth 4	Worth 5
Demand 5	None	None	Cruel Jewel 100	TDS Wasatch 100	Diagonale des Fous Hardrock 100 Tor des Géants UTMB High Lonesome 100 HURT 100 MIUT Ouray 100
Demand 4	None	Speedgoat 50K Leadville Trail 100 (low Worth)	Run Rabbit Run 100 Georgia Death Race Massanutten 100	Angeles Crest 100 Bear 100 Bighorn 100 Broken Arrow Skyrace Cascade Crest 100 Hong Kong 100 Never Summer 100K Pine to Palm 100 Squamish 50 Superior 100 The Rut 50K Hellgate 100K	Western States 100 CCC Eiger Ultra Trail Lavaredo Ultra Trail Mt. FUJI 100 San Juan Solstice 50 Transvulcania
Demand 3	None	Canyons 100K	Black Canyon 100K Javelina Jundred Lake Sonoma 100K Vermont 100	Miwok 100K OCC Tarawera Ultra White River 50	None
Demand 2	None	JFK 50 (low Worth)	None	None	None
Demand 1	None	None	None	None	None

A name on the board is the score. Full write-ups on the 45 cards.