Maine's First Ultra Marathon
THE MAINE MOOSE ULTRA
A 207-mile test through the Northern Maine Woods, The Maine Moose Ultra honors the 207 by pushing runners deep into Maine’s untamed trail system—where the land decides who finishes.
Why The County
Aroostook County
This is a region shaped by resilience, independence, and quiet pride. Wide open spaces create room to think. Tight-knit communities create space to belong. The pace invites clarity, creativity, and focus—things that are increasingly rare elsewhere.
"Not all who wander are lost"
The Road Less Traveled
Aroostook offers something rare:Unrestricted access to the outdoors.Trails that connect people and communities—not just points on a map.A landscape that demands endurance, invites reflection, and builds grit.A culture grounded in effort, authenticity, and showing up when it counts.Here, the challenges are honest. The achievements are earned. Every mile—on the trail or in life—carries weight.This is Aroostook.
Not because it’s easy. Because it’s real.
All Routes are a unique experience from beginning to end.
207 Mile Course
157 Mile Course
107 Mile Course
57 Mile Course
What We're Known For
Pine Trees, Potatoes, & Pristine Wilderness
Potatoes and timber fueled Aroostook County for more than a century, forged by farmers and woodsmen who worked through cold, isolation, and uncertainty. The same grit that filled cellars and mills still defines this place today.
The Trails
ATV & Snowmobiling
These miles don’t exist by accident.The Maine Moose Ultra runs primarily on established, maintained ATV and snowmobile trails—routes built, cared for, and protected by local clubs who take serious pride in their work.These clubs don’t just maintain trails.
They clear blowdowns.
They cut new lines.
They fix what breaks.
They show up season after season so these paths remain open, safe, and passable.Every mile reflects that commitment—thoughtfully routed, clearly marked, and shaped by people who know this land because they live here.When you run these trails, you’re not just moving through the woods.
You’re traveling across a network sustained by effort, stewardship, and community.This isn’t borrowed ground.
It’s earned ground.
Founder
Jack Wilson
is an ultra-endurance athlete and business leader who lives at the intersection of grit and growth. He has competed in the Olympic Marathon Trials and is the only person from Maine to finish the Moab 240. With six company exits and one IPO in his career, Jack believes the same mindset that carries someone through 240 miles of doubt is the mindset that builds teams, companies, and communities that last.
Founder
Collin Darrell
As one of the founders of the Maine Moose 207, I blend my love for the outdoors with community development. Currently, I serve as the Community Impact Director at Ignite Presque Isle, fostering local growth and connection. A lifelong outdoor enthusiast, I’ve immersed myself in mud runs, skateboarding, surfing, bodyboarding, snowboarding, and trail running. I’m excited to bring that adventurous spirit and passion to this project!
While You're Here
What We Love
Aroostook County is built on simple quality and values passed down through generations who’ve always called this place home. Hunting, fishing, and riding these trails aren’t weekend getaways—they’re a way of life. Come experience The County the way locals do, through places and traditions we’re proud to share.
Maine Moose Ultra
Join Us.
This race will ask everything of you — patience, resilience, humility, and heart. In return, you’ll help fuel a community that opens its trails, its homes, and its spirit to those willing to earn every mile. The Maine Moose 207 is where personal transformation and community pride meet.