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Here's a summary of the information for planning your participation in the Chongli 168 Ultra-Trail

For runners eyeing the Chongli 168 Ultra-Trail 2026: although you have the privilege of bypassing the lottery, you must still meet the official qualification standards of the race.

Chongli 168 is a highly renowned annual ultra-trail running race in China, boasting the largest participation in the country, with approximately 12,000 runners expected in 2025. It takes place in Chongli, China, host city of the 2022 Winter Olympics. The 70-kilometer race category starts from the Ski Jumping Centre, featuring a spectacular drone light show.

Experience a unique transformation as the Winter Olympic venues turn into a summer battleground for trail runners. Enjoy the ultimate experience where premier ski resorts are reimagined as Aid Stations, welcoming athletes along the entire course.

Course Map 2025 Edition

In celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Thailand–China Diplomatic Relations, HOKA Chiang Mai Thailand by UTMB and Chongli 168 Ultra-Trail have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for collaboration, which includes an exchange of 50 slots.

HOKA Chiang Mai Thailand by UTMB runners who wish to claim a free entry slot for the Chongli 168 Ultra-Trail 2025 event, held from July 5-6 and July 11-13, 2025

The World Athletics Mountain Running Association (WMRA) officially released the new 2025 schedule. The WMRA Mountain Running World Cup will be held in China for the first time

Since its inception in 2017, Chongli 168 has rapidly grown into the largest and most influential mass-participation cross-country running event in North China and across the country.

Chongli 168 is a highly renowned annual ultra-trail running race in China, boasting the largest participation in the country, with approximately 12,000 runners expected in 2025.