May/June 2022
Jasmin Paris returns from loop two at this year's Barkley Marathons at Frozen Head State Park in Tennessee. She finished a total of three loops or, a "Fun Run," and was the first female to do so since Bev Anderson-Abbs did it in 2013. Photo: Howie Stern
April 2022
Trueheart Brown celebrates his win at the Black Canyon 100K in Arizona where he received a Golden Ticket to run Western States in June. Photo: Howie Stern
March 2022
Before taking second place at the Bandera 100K, Ellie Pell battled technical terrain and wet weather in Texas. Photo: Let's Wander Photography
February 2022
Courtney Dauwalter celebrates as she approaches the finish line of UTMB in Chamonix, France, where she set a course record in 22:30:54. Photo: David Miller
Dec 2021 / Jan 2022
Terumichi Morishita and Harvey Lewis goad each other on by sprinting as if it were a 5k after 73-plus hours into Big’s Backyard. Photo: Howie Stern
November 2021
Dena Carr makes her second ascent up Rat Jaw, a 0.9-mile climb with roughly 2,000 feet of gain, at the Barkley Fall Classic 50K. Photo: Jenny Thorsen
September / October 2021
Scotty Mills grinds his way up the exceptionally steep and loose final pitch of Grant Swamp Pass on his way to his 10th Hardrock finish. Howie Stern
August 2021
Tyler Green finishes the 2021 Western States Endurance Run in second place with a time of 16:11:02. Photo: Paul Nelson
July 2021
Joan Hellman crosses through a 5-foot corrugated pipe culvert at mile 109 of the Cocodona 250 in Arizona. Photo: Scott Rokis
May/June 2021
Maggie Guterl ascends one of The Barkley Marathons’ most difficult climbs, Rat Jaw, with Jamil Coury right on her heels. Photo: Howie Stern
April 2021
Brittany Peterson runs for the win at the Black Canyon 100K in Arizona. Peterson would have received a Golden Ticket to Western States but is already entered in the race due to her second-place finish in 2019. Photo: Howie Stern
March 2021
Jim Walmsley leaves it all on the course as he approaches the finish line of the Project Carbon X 2 100K in Arizona. He finished in 6:09:26, missing the world record by just 12 seconds. Photo courtesy HOKA ONE ONE
February 2021
Former UltraRunning Magazine publisher John Medinger poses for a quick photo with Antonio Rossmann at the very first Vermont 100 in 1989. Photo: Kathy Burns
Dec 2020 / Jan 2021
Catra Corbett coming off of Porcupine Rim at mile 236 of the Moab 240 course. She finished the race in 102:09:42. Photo: Howie Stern
November 2020
Steve McGowan powers through the Burning River 100 with a statement on his race bib that most ultrarunners will likely concur with. Jesse Kokotek