Coconaut Pomerania Ultra-Trail

Q: How hard is the Coconaut Pomerania Ultra-Trail 65km? A: Moderately demanding and predominantly runnable. The course covers 65km (65.1km official) with 1,750m of gain — approximately 27m per kilometre — across Kashubian moraine hills and pine forest. The men's course record of 5:23:46 (5:00 min/km average) and women's record of 5:48:23 set in 2025 confirm a genuinely fast route. Three buffet aid stations across a 12-hour window. Conditions are cool autumn with possible mud.

Q: What makes the PT65 different from the PT42 and PT100? A: The 65km starts at 08:00 (four hours after the 100km's 04:00 start) finishing before dark for most runners. Unlike the 100km it has no bag drop service — runners carry everything for 65.1km. Unlike the 42km it covers more total elevation (1,750m vs 1,300m) but is proportionally flatter per km (26.9 vs 31 m/km). It suits runners ready to step beyond 50km without the overnight commitment of the 100km.

Q: How much does the Pomerania Trail 65km cost? A: Approximately 250 PLN (~€58) at the standard rate, valid until October 13, 2026. A 2% PayU transaction fee applies. Race-day registration is 300 PLN if spots remain. At €0.71/km it is competitive for a UTMB-indexed 65km with 3 points.

Q: Is the PT65 a UTMB qualifier? A: Yes — classified as a UTMB Index 50K race worth 3 UTMB Running Stones. The 2025 edition recorded 90 finishers. ITRA classification should be verified directly.