ULTRA BOILER

Ultra Kocioł is a 61 km ultra run in the heart of Western Pomerania, held in Świdwin – a place with a unique history and wild, rugged natural charm. The route follows the Świdwin Cauldron trail, which combines forest roads, field paths, and the hilly terrain of a former theater of war. It is here that participants face not only the distance, but also their own limits. The founder of the race is Wojciech Weinar, a marathon runner and lover of extreme challenges, who decided to create an event with soul. Ultra Kocioł is not just another race on the calendar – it is a meeting of people with passion, nature, and history, with an atmosphere that you want to return to. Route characteristics: Total elevation gain: 499 m Lowest point: 83 m above sea level (58.86 km) Highest point: 168 m above sea level (19.89 km) Elevation amplitude: 85 m Uphill sections: 21.78 km (36.3%) Downhills: 22.05 km (36.7%) Flat sections: 16.11 km (26.8%) Steepest uphill: +8.9% (17.19 km) Steepest downhill: –11.1% (28.26 km) Longest uphill section: 2.52 km (16.56 km) Longest downhill section: 1.98 km (48.42 km) It is an off-road rollercoaster where your muscles burn, your heart beats faster, and every kilometer teaches you humility and gives you satisfaction. Competitors from all over Poland and Europe meet at the starting line to face their own "cauldron" – both the one in the terrain and the one inside themselves – in a friendly, almost family-like atmosphere. Because Ultra Kocioł is not just a race. It is an experience that stays with you long after you cross the finish line. The event is held under the patronage of the Marshal of the Province, Olgierd Geblewicz.