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Lion King Backyard Ultra

Lion King Backyard Ultra is a Backyard Ultra event held in Rolla, Missouri. Its next confirmed date is Saturday, October 9, 2027. About 100 runners take part across all distances.

Race day
October 9, 2027
Location
Rolla, MO
Field size
~100 runners

Race details

Date
Saturday, October 9, 2027
Location
Rolla, Missouri
Distances
Backyard Ultra
Field size
About 100 runners
Course
217 ft gain
Registration
ultrasignup.com
Official website
facebook.com

Registration, course & weather

Start time
7:00 AM CDT
Course profile — Backyard Ultra Day Loop (4.167mi)
Loop course; Trail surface; 217 ft gain (estimated from third-party elevation data); Not USATF certified
Course profile — Backyard Ultra Night Loop (4.167mi)
Out-and-back course; Road surface; 182 ft gain (estimated from third-party elevation data); Not USATF certified
Typical race-day weather
about 70°F at the start, 78% humidity, 11 mph wind (based on the 2025 race day, measured near the city center rather than the exact start line; Open-Meteo, checked September 26, 2026)

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Lion King Backyard Ultra: common questions

When is the Lion King Backyard Ultra?
The next confirmed date is Saturday, October 9, 2027.
Where is the Lion King Backyard Ultra held?
In Rolla, Missouri.
What distances does the Lion King Backyard Ultra offer?
Backyard Ultra.
How many people run the Lion King Backyard Ultra?
About 100 runners across all of its distances. That figure is an estimate of the field size, not an entry cap.
How do I register for the Lion King Backyard Ultra?
Registration is handled by the organiser at ultrasignup.com. Entry fees, caps and deadlines are set there.
What time does the Lion King Backyard Ultra start?
7:00 AM CDT.
What is race-day weather usually like at the Lion King Backyard Ultra?
about 70°F at the start, 78% humidity, 11 mph wind (based on the 2025 race day, measured near the city center rather than the exact start line; Open-Meteo, checked September 26, 2026).