- Sat 20 Sep 2025
- Entries closed
12:00
Age 18 & over
£165
- 100 km trail running + 2400 m ascent
Event overview
Salomon Skyline Scotlandยฎ established itself as a world-class mountain and trail running event, attracting 2,000+ participants from up to 50 countries annually and has generated millions of pounds of economic impact for the Lochaber region.
After a break last year, it is returning to relaunch in 2025, bigger and better than before with seven new races!
The Ben Nevis Skyline has been selected as a Golden Trail World Series qualifier race.
Highlights
- Fantastic event arena at Nevis Range, near Fort William
- Seven newly designed and iconic race routes
- Distances ranging from 10km to 100km
- Choose from skyrunning, ultra, and low-level trail races
- Challenges to suit everyone, from international elite athletes to those entering their first race on the trails
- Commentary and big screens
- Live streaming and tracking online
- Local food and drink traders
- Partner expo
- Grand prize giving ceremony
- Evening party
This event is part of Skyline Scotland.
Event photos
Event video
- Average fitness
- Event village
- Newcomers
Mandatory kit
A mandatory kit list is readily available.
- Check points
- Cut off time
- Distance markers
- First aid
- Marshals
- Mountainous
- Toilets
- Way markers
- GPX available
GPX route
The route is displayed on the map above.
onOverview
This is an ultra-running journey through the Scottish Highlands with an exciting midnight mass start, utilising established paths and trails to weave through the glens, along lochs, and pass over mountain bealachs. The Jacobite 100 is a runnable 100km with a Scottish Highland journey at the heart of the race experience.
Map

Description
- The Jacobite 100 starts at midnight from the Bridge of Orchy after a bus transfer from the Nevis Range event centre, which is included in your entry.
- The race route is purposely designed to be an achievable and runnable 100km, with a Scottish Highland journey at the heart of the race experience. It avoids high mountain terrain and uses well-established paths and trails, with just one short section of indistinct path.
- From the Bridge of Orchy, the runners initially follow the West Highland Way to Victoria Bridge before turning west into adventure territory. They follow paths through remote glens, passing Loch Dochard, and running the length of Glen Kinglass via excellent tracks to the shores of Loch Etive.
- Ardmaddy Bay is a stunning location that marks the beginning of the journey back north. Here, there is 10km of single track alongside the beautiful shores of Loch Etive, following narrow and occasionally indistinct paths. This is arguably the hardest section of the route that connects us to Glen Etive.
- Once in Glen Etive, the route gently climbs passing the famous Dalness Estate (where James Bond’s Skyfall was filmed). Then, it joins the stunning Lairig Gartain mountain path, which drops into Glen Coe.
- Rejoining the West Highland Way in Glen Coe, the route ascends the Devil’s Staircase before gradually descending into Kinlochleven. Continuing on the West Highland Way, the route quickly progresses into the beautiful Glen Nevis via forestry tracks leading the Ben Nevis visitor centre and support point.
- The route now joins the Ben Nevis tourist path, rapidly climbing to Lochan Meall an t-Suidhe (otherwise known as the ‘Half Way Lochan’), before traversing under the towering north face cliffs of the Ben to the CIC hut.
- Descending via the main Allt, a ‘Mhuilinn track takes runners towards Leanachan Forest, where excellent forestry tracks connect to a fantastic finish at the Nevis Range.
- The course will be fully signed, comprehensively waymarked and marshalled.
- The entire route is mandatory.
- The Jacobite 100 is part of the UTMB index and contributes towards your 100K ranking.
Cut off
Course closure 10pm.
Details of cut offs will be shared in due course. The aim is to ensure as many people as possible are able to complete the Skyline Scotland races.
- Mountains
- Paid parking
- Secure bag storage
Event HQ
Nevis Range Mountain Resort
Torlundy
Fort William
Highland
PH33 6SQ
UK
Race start
Bridge of Orchy - coach transport for all participants will be arranged from Nevis Range to the race start and is included in the entry fee.
Parking
There will be paid parking available at the Nevis Range.
Coach transport
Coach transport will be provided within the entry fee for Jacobite 100 participants from the Nevis Range to the race start at the Bridge of Orchy. This transport is mandatory, it is not possible to make your own way to the start location.
Coach transport will be provided within the entry fee for Steall Marathon participants from the Nevis Range to the registration and race start at Kinlochleven. This transport is optional but encouraged due to limited access at Kinlochleven. Coach must be booked in advance.
- Cake
- GPS tracking
- Medal
- Snacks
- Trophy
Included
Support Ourea Events Office Team
- A well planned and professionally organised event by Ourea Events
- Excellent customer service support from our office team โ speak to them any time via email, live chat or on the phone!
- A GPX file of the route and checkpoint locations
At the Nevis Range Event Centre
- Paid parking for the day at the Nevis Range - car sharing is encouraged!
- Baggage storage while you run
- On-site food and drink traders, brands and more
- Team of motivated volunteer marshals and professional Ourea Events staff
While on the Course
- Fully waymarked and marshalled route
- Digital race timing for course split times and official results
- Live GPS tracking
- Race number
- Four well stocked support points with various snacks, cakes and sweets
Mementos
- All who finish the race will each receive a quality finisherโs medal
- Official Salomon Skyline Scotland merchandise (available to purchase)
Safety Cover
- Emergency medical attention during the race
- Professional response team to assist in case of emergency or injury
Prizes
- 1st female and 1st male overall winners will each receive a Winners Trophy
- 1st, 2nd and 3rd female and male will each receive a Salomon prize
- 1st female and 1st male veteran in each age category will each receive a Salomon prize
What an amazing weekend. From every runner, supporter, volunteer, organiser, exhibitor and the place itself - WOW. This is the best and most iconic event in the UK. 2023 participant
Who are Ourea Events?
- Since 2012 Ourea Events has supported 30,000 runners to reach their potential and enjoy life changing adventures around the UK
- The office team has a collective experience of over 75 years in organising premium outdoor events
- Ourea Events is committed to a programme of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
- Ourea Events supports charity partners like Mountain Rescue across the UK
Sustainability
- Lift sharing advised
- Sustainability policy
How to enter
- Age 18 & over
- Enter online
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