- Where is the main race hub and registration?
- Registration and the finish line for all distances are typically located at Witfontein Forest Station at the foot of the Outeniqua Mountains.
- Is mandatory gear strictly checked?
- Yes, UTMB events have strict mandatory gear lists including waterproof jackets, thermal layers, and emergency blankets. Gear checks happen at registration and randomly on course.
- What is the terrain like for the MUT 100?
- It is technical and rugged. Expect steep climbs (vertical kilometer style), technical descents through fynbos, and some forested sections near the base.
- Are there cut-offs for the 100 miler and 100k?
- Yes, strict cut-offs are enforced at major aid stations. Ensure you study the race briefing for specific times at Cradock Peak and other high points.
- How do I get from George Airport to my hotel?
- George Airport (GRJ) is a 15-minute drive from the city centre. Car rentals are available, and apps like Uber or local taxis operate frequently.
- What kind of weather should I expect in May?
- May is late autumn. Expect cool mornings (5-8°C) and mild days (18-20°C), but weather in the mountains can turn wet and cold very rapidly.