The Course
The majority of the course runs on dirt roads with the remainder on hiking trails and a few miles of pavement. There is up to 15,000 feet of elevation gain and loss.
In 2011, Michael Arnstein won first place for the men, with a time of 15:26:20. Serena Wilcox was the first woman (and seventh overall) with a time of 18:09:46.
The Vermont 100 used to follow a different course, and keeps separate records for the old and new courses.Current course records are:
| Men | Leigh R. Schmitt | 2004 | 14:53:09 |
| Women | Kami Semick | 2010 | 16:42:32 |
Read more about this topic: Vermont 100 Mile Endurance Run
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