Planning to take on the Bhutan Ultra in November 2027? Our updated Trail Information page now gives you a detailed look at all six stages of the race, from the historic Trongsa Dzong to the finish line at Trashigang Dzong.
Whether you’re considering the 150 km or 200 km race, you’ll find a wealth of information to help you understand the route and prepare for the challenges ahead.
The updated page includes:
- Stage-by-stage distances, including the differences between the 150 km and 200 km routes.
- Elevation gain and loss for each stage.
- Checkpoint information, including elevations and distances between checkpoints.
- Interactive maps and elevation profiles to explore the terrain in detail.
- Trail descriptions based on our route reconnaissance, highlighting the challenges, landscapes and cultural landmarks along the way.
- Videos from the trail, offering a closer look at what athletes can expect.
We’ve also reorganised the page to make it easier to navigate. You can now jump directly to individual stages and expand the detailed information that interests you.
There is still more to come! We’ll continue adding videos, photographs and further information as preparations progress towards the inaugural Bhutan Ultra in November 2027.
For now, we invite you to explore the route, discover the challenges and get a first impression of what promises to be an extraordinary six-day adventure along the eastern Trans Bhutan Trail.
Explore the updated Trail Information page: