Discover one of the world's toughest ultra races | The Montane Lapland Arctic Ultra 2022

Ever wondered what it's like taking on a 500km race through Europe's last wilderness?
This documentary by Silverbullet Film delves into the first ever Montane Lapland Arctic Ultra, a race that sees runners, skiers and fatbikers take on a route of 185km or 500km through the heart of Lapland in temperatures as low as -30 degrees celsius. This is among the world’s toughest ultra races.
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[@florianreiterberger]

What a race it was!!! Great time at sweden, great Organisation, amazing Country!!! mabey 2023 again!!!

[@caroldavies474]

Good Friday viewing!!! Looking forward to it!!

[@foxmulder364]

💪💪very cool!! RESPECT!!

[@slazbury15]

Legends.

[@eduardherak8599]

Beautiful video super race 👍👍👍❤️🌞

[@littleox6757]

Go on Kevin Leahy 🏆🇮🇪

[@SLCMinistries]

Is this a hike or run?

[@stewartpassmore4248]

Every ultra race promotes itself as the "world's toughest"

[@larswermskog9569]

Why don't they use skis instead of walking ? Its ridiculous, it's much faster and easier to use mountain skis. I know this.

[@arcticultras]

Hi Lars, if skis are faster than hiking, depends on a few factors, e.g. your skills, equipment, terrain, temperature, etc. Yes, a very good skier who is used to these conditions will likely be fast. BUT athletes on foot can be fast, too. So, it's not really "ridiculous" ;-) It's just different. Hopefully, we will see a lot of strong skiers in future years. I would love to see this discipline become more popular in the MLAU. Best regards, Robert