Poland · Pomeranian Voivodeship
Distance
100 km
Date
Entry fee
PLN 245
€ / km
€0.59
Coconaut Pomerania Ultra-Trail 100km: Poland's Hidden 5-Point UTMB Qualifier, Measured
Coconaut Pomerania Ultra-Trail 100 km (PUT100) is the flagship distance of the annual Coconaut Pomerania Ultra-Trail, starting at 04:00 on Saturday October 17, 2026 from Barłomino in Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland. The course covers 100 km (official: 100.2 km) with 2,450 m of gain (24.5 m/km) through Kashubian moraine hills, forest gorges (Paraszyńskie Wąwozy), river valleys, and named moraine summits — the highest terrain in Poland's coastal lowlands, described as 'the hardest trail run in the Pomeranian area.'
The race starts before dawn — all runners experience the first hours in darkness — with a 16-hour window to finish by 20:00. A GPS tracker is mandatory and provided by the organiser. Entry costs €0.57/km (245–280 PLN / €57–65). Awards 5 UTMB points and 4 ITRA points (Mountain Level 3).
Gdańsk Airport (GDN) 36 minutes away. Not sold out / 200-runner cap. Founded 2019 / eighth edition 2026. 95 finishers in 2025. Suits experienced runners seeking a low-profile 100km with solid UTMB/ITRA credentials in accessible coastal Poland.
Elevation and Terrain
Total Meters
2,450m
D+/KM
24.5m/km
For context, the Tor des Géants 330 loop has 73 D+/km.
How Hard Is the PUT100? (Elevation, Night Start, and What the Kashubian Moraine Actually Feels Like)
How hard is the Coconaut Pomerania Ultra-Trail 100km?
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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.
Course Profile Coconaut Pomerania Ultra-Trail — are ITRA and UTMB points awarded?
Course Profile Coconaut Pomerania Ultra-Trail — are ITRA and UTMB points awarded?▼
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.
How much does the PUT100 cost?
How much does the PUT100 cost?▼
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.
Open Field, Race-Day Bib Possible: Is the Pomerania Ultra-Trail 100km sold out?
Open Field, Race-Day Bib Possible: Is the Pomerania Ultra-Trail 100km sold out?▼
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.
Gdańsk Airport and the Tricity Network: Getting to the PUT100 Start
How do I get to the Pomerania Trail 65km start at Barłomino?
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Gdańsk Airport (GDN) is approximately 36 minutes from Barłomino by road (~25km). Good rail in the Tricity (Gdańsk, Gdynia, Sopot); a car or taxi is needed for the last section to Barłomino. Accommodation is strongest in Gdańsk. Free overnight sleeping in a school in Luzino (4.5km from base) — register by email at least 5 days before.
Getting to Coconaut Pomerania Ultra-Trail – 100 km
Nearest airport
Gdańsk (GDN)
Notes
Start: ~0.75–1.5 hrs; start is Barłomino (Stajnia Barłomino), Kashubia / Public transport: good rail around Tricity; last-mile depends on start / Accommodation: strong in Gdańsk/Gdynia/Sopot; easy logistics
