West Highland Way Race
One of the world's oldest ultramarathons: 96 miles point-to-point from Milngavie to Fort William along the West Highland Way, with ~4,500m of climbing. Crew-supported, 01:00 start, 35-hour cutoff, run through one or two nights. A running event — vert, technical trail and night running matter, not FTP.
One of the world's oldest ultramarathons: 96 miles point-to-point from Milngavie to Fort William along the West Highland Way, with ~4,500m of climbing. Crew-supported, 01:00 start, 35-hour cutoff, run through one or two nights. A running event — vert, technical trail and night running matter, not FTP.
What makes it hard
- Night riding — pacing and kit in the dark are part of the performance
- 4500m of total climbing
- Technical terrain: trail, technical rocky lochside, open moorland, big climbs, drove roads
How BEINA trains you for it
BEINA reads the exact demands of West Highland Way Race — trail ultra, 154km, trail, technical rocky lochside, open moorland, big climbs, drove roads — and builds your plan around them. Race-day predictions and AI coaching remove the guesswork so you arrive ready.