Question 1

How Hard Is the PUT100? (Elevation, Night Start, and What the Kashubian Moraine Actually Feels Like)

Accepted Answer

Q: How hard is the Coconaut Pomerania Ultra-Trail 100km?
A: Demanding through distance and duration rather than gradient. The PUT100 covers 100.2km with approximately 2,450m of gain — 24.5m per kilometre — across Kashubian moraine hills, forest gorges, and river valleys. The 04:00 start means all runners spend the first 2–4+ hours in darkness and cold (~6°C). A bag drop is available at km 38.2; a GPS tracker is mandatory and provided by the organiser. 4 ITRA points (Mountain Level 3) and a 16-hour time limit.

Question 2

Course Profile — Forest Gorges, a River Crossing, and 04:00 Darkness in Coastal Poland

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Q: How many UTMB and ITRA points does the PUT100 award?
A: 5 UTMB points (confirmed on the official route page) and 4 ITRA points at Mountain Level 3. The race is part of the Puchar Ultra Kaszub (Cup of Ultra Kashubia) series.

Question 3

5 UTMB Points and 4 ITRA Points for ~€57: The PUT100 Credentials Case

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Q: How much does the PUT100 cost?
A: Approximately 245 PLN (~€57) at the standard rate until October 13, 2026; rising to 280 PLN (~€65) in the final pre-race window. Race-day registration is 350 PLN if spots remain. A 2% PayU transaction fee applies.

Question 4

Getting There: Gdańsk Airport, Tricity Rail, and the Night Before at Barłomino

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Q: Is the Pomerania Ultra-Trail 100km sold out?
A: No — SoldOutStatus is 'Not Sold Out' and race-day registration is available if spots remain. With a 200-runner cap and approximately 95 finishers in 2025, the field is well under capacity.

Coconaut Pomerania Ultra-Trail