All Out Adventures, centrally located to all the Northern Berg Resorts is the awesome venue from where the runs take place. Secure parking, a great coffee shop, clean restrooms and plenty of activities for the spectators will ensure that everyone is happy. Spectators of all ages are catered for with the numerous activities on offer – from the Bungee Bounce and Kid’s Zone for the littlies to the King Swing and Cable Tour for the intrepid. Giant Cappuccino and home made scones will keep the wolf from the door while spectators wait for the runners to return.
The Race Village is situated at the All Out Adventures venue based in the heart of the Northern Drakensberg region. Most of the races will start and finish at the Race Village, providing a convenient central point for participants and their supporters and families. There is a host of fantastic accommodation facilities near the Race Village, ranging from luxury chalets to full-utility campsites. This provides participants with a unique opportunity to include their families and supporters in the weekend, or even turn it into a romantic getaway!


















Found on the farm “Windmill” the Old house was built in 1936 & over the years was restored to its original rustic splendour and run as a bed & breakfast. The house hosts 7 en-suite rooms, stylishly and comfortably and is surrounded by lush gardens and an exquisite view down towards the Drakensberg mountains and over the Natal farmlands.



Ad Astra is a rustic and cosy self-catering farmhouse boasting beautiful expansive views. With mountains stretching around you this house is ideal for guests who like to hike, cycle or just relax.
Capacity - 6 people & is pet friendly. Access - a vehicle with 4x4 and low range is required.
Group Entries of 4 or more qualify for an automatic 15% discount. Just “Add Participants” to the first entrant and the system will do the rest. The discount applies regardless of distances.
To assist entrants wishing to enter Runtheberg Ultra 2025, staggered payments of Entry Fees will be permitted as follows:
Payment Plan procedure:
Terms & Conditions
Spectator Access
The following Aid Stations are accessible to spectators:
Sungubala: Spectators can park on the field at the Royal Drakensberg Primary School just before The Cavern. The Aid Station is a 2km easy but steep uphill walk up the jeep track towards the awesome Sungubala Eco Camp, where spectators can enjoy spectacular views and get to appreciate the real scale of the mountains you are running in. Please note that spectators will be walking on part of the Runtheberg race route.
Cannibal: The legendary Cannibal Cave is accessible as a hike via The Cavern. Spectators please note that parking inside The Cavern is for guests only, so they would need to park outside along the side of the road and walk up the hill through the resort entrance and pick up the hiking trail through there. Please note that this is a challenging hike of a good couple of hours over technical terrain and all resources in the area will be focused on the race and the runners for the day. We do not recommend this option other than for spectators who are experienced hikers and reasonably fit. If spectators are interested they can check out The Cavern Online Hiking Map.
Montusi Dam: The ultimate in spectator experience! Not only will spectators be able to easily access this beautifully scenic Aid Station and get a chance to cheer on their runners, but they will also get to enjoy the legendary Runtheberg tradition of Sundowners At The Dam. Runtheberg and Montusi Mountain Resort host a spectacular Sundowner Celebration of Mountain Running from 16h00 where spectators and runners who have finished their races can enjoy a drink and snack watching the sun set over the mighty Drakensberg. AND the final Aid Station for both the RTB Marathon 42 and RTB Ultra 65 routes will be positioned right here, so runners can even stop and enjoy a cold one with a loved one before they set off on the last few km towards the Finish. This can’t be beat!
RTB Ultra 65 – Overall Cut-Off Time – 16 hours (20h00 at the Finish)
There will be 5 Checkpoints, each with a designated Cut-Off Time. Checkpoint Cut-Off Times will be generous but will be calculated to ensure that nobody will be on the course for longer than 16 hours. Cut-Off times will be strictly enforced.
RTB Marathon 42 – Overall Cut-Off Time -12 hours (19h00 at the Finish)
There will be 5 Checkpoints, each with a designated Cut-Off Time. Checkpoint Cut-Off Times will be generous but will be calculated to ensure that nobody will be on the course for longer than 12 hours. Cut-Off times will be strictly enforced.
RTB 25 – Overall Cut-Off Time – 9 hours (17h00 at the Finish)
There will be 3 Checkpoints, each with a designated Cut-Off Time. Checkpoint Cut-Off Times will be generous but will be calculated to ensure that nobody will be on the course for longer than 9 hours. Cut-Off times will be strictly enforced.
RTB 13 – Overall Cut-Off Time – 5 hours (13h30 at the Finish)
There will be 1 Checkpoint with a designated Cut-Off Time. The Checkpoint Cut-Off Time will be generous but will be calculated to ensure that nobody will be on the course for longer than 5 hours. Cut-Off times will be strictly enforced.
Cut-Off Times
Please make sure you are acquainted with the Checkpoint Cut-Off Times found on the Route Maps & Profiles under The Trails.
Discretionary Cut-Offs
Race Organisers have the discretion to cut or short-course any runner who in their opinion to allow to continue would pose a health or safety hazard. This discretion will not be exercised lightly but in the event it is, the Race Organisers’ decision is final.
The Race Organiser’s decision is final.
Runners must follow the marked / designated routes. Any runner leaving the marked / designated route must rejoin the route at the same point they left it or as soon as safely possible without securing any competitive advantage.
Runners may be required to wear and/or carry certain items of equipment as indicated by the Race Organiser.
Runners may not wear headphones of any sort.
Runners shall respect the integrity of the natural environment they are in, which includes a zero-tolerance for littering.
Failure to adhere to any of these rules may result in penalties which could include time penalties, disqualification and/or any other sanction deemed appropriate by the Race Organiser.
Race Organisers reserve the right to check runners’ navigation devices to reconcile courses.
RTB Ultra 65 – 04h00 (All Out Adventures)
RTB Marathon 42 – 07h00 (All Out Adventures)
RTB 25 – 08h00 (The Cavern)
RTB 13 – 08h30 (The Cavern)