Blue Bully Ultra Trail Race, Blue Mountain Ontario
Blue Bully is confirmed for September 25–27, 2026 at Blue Mountain Resort. The organizer describes a three-day trail-running format and directs check-in to South Base Lodge. Runners should plan the journey to that race base specifically; the chalet cluster’s Village walking time is not a start-line travel estimate.
Use the Blue Bully race base and your own start instructions
Sinister Sports lists a Friday uphill race, Saturday distance events and a Sunday timed loop. Select your registered event and follow its briefing, kit and start instructions on the official race page. Do not infer one common departure time for every runner in the chalet.
Give the support crew a simple race-day handover
Write down who has the vehicle, who carries spare clothes and when supporters expect contact. Keep race equipment separate from breakfast supplies so early departures do not disturb the whole house. Agree an adaptable meal afterward rather than a reservation that depends on everyone finishing at the same time. Ask the organizer about spectators and assistance on course.
A practical chalet base between Blue Bully stages
Weekend chalets provide a kitchen for your own meals and bedrooms for the registered overnight group. Check race-weekend stay planning and the four-space parking arrangement. A private hot tub is an amenity, not a promise of athletic recovery; guests should follow the tub instructions and make their own participation decisions.
Blue Bully Ultra Trail Race, Blue Mountain Ontario: visitor questions
Where does Blue Bully direct runners for check-in?
The organizer identifies South Base Lodge at Blue Mountain Resort.
Are Blue Bully’s September 2026 dates confirmed?
Yes. The race organizer lists September 25–27, 2026.
Is the chalet’s ten-minute Village walk a race-start estimate?
No. Confirm transport to the specific lodge and start used by your event.