1. I agree to comply with all race rules and regulations established by the organizers. I hereby confirm that I have fully read, understood, and agree to abide by all the terms and conditions mentioned below.

2. I pledge to undertake sufficient training (specifically for trail running) for this event. I also certify that I am in good physical health, as confirmed by a medical professional’s examination.

3. I assume full responsibility for any accidents or incidents that may occur during my participation in the event and agree not to hold the organizers liable for any such occurrences.

4. I, along with my representatives and stakeholders, agree not to hold the event organizers, staff, or affiliates legally responsible (civil or criminal) for any physical or mental injury, or death, occurring during the event. I waive all rights to claim damages in such cases.

5. I consent to the organizer's use of my name, photographs, videos, and voice recordings for both commercial and non-commercial promotional purposes across various media (websites, SNS, print, TV, radio, etc.) without compensation. This includes granting the organizers unrestricted rights to copyright, use, publish, and distribute these materials in any media format currently known or developed in the future. I understand that I have the right to refuse this consent; however, doing so will result in my inability to participate in the event.

6. I acknowledge that the event may be canceled or the course modified due to force majeure, including severe weather (heavy rain, strong winds) or outbreaks of infectious diseases. In such events, I will not claim any damages from the organizers. I understand that registration fees are non-refundable, and race souvenirs will be sent to my registered address instead.

7. I understand that the organizers are covered by a liability insurance policy. Compensation is provided only for accidents caused by the organizers' negligence, in accordance with the insurance policy's terms. Insurance does not cover accidents or illnesses caused by personal negligence. "Illness" refers to internal medical conditions, including but not limited to myocardial infarction, cerebral hemorrhage, respiratory distress, sudden cardiac arrest, vomiting, and muscle pain, which may occur during the race.

A. Coverage Details: Sports Safety Foundation Organizer Liability Indemnity

※ A deductible of 100,000 KRW per accident will be applied to claims under Bodily Injury, Property Damage, and Physical Damage Extension (II) coverage.

※ In accordance with Article 2 (Exclusions), Paragraph 15 of the General Terms of the Organizer Liability Indemnity, and Article 2 (Exclusions), Paragraph 4 of the Special Terms for Medical Expenses, liability for damages and medical expenses arising from automobiles (including motorcycles), aircraft, or watercraft owned, possessed, rented, used, or managed by the Insured may not be covered.

※ In accordance with Article 2 (Exclusions), Paragraph 12 of the Special Terms for Medical Expenses, medical expenses for bodily injury caused by transport vehicles, snowplows, or trailers attached thereto that are used for races, speed contests, demolition contests, or stunts (including all related preparation or cleanup activities) may not be covered.

B. Insurance Coverage for Rescue and Emergency Costs

- Support is limited to personal medical expenses at a hospital resulting from injuries sustained by participants during the event.

- Costs associated with requesting helicopters or professional rescue teams are strictly excluded from coverage.

1. Please read the following competition rules carefully before registering. By participating in the event, all participants must comply with the regulations set by the organizers.

2. Participants must be healthy adult men and women aged 18 or older on the day of the event.

3. Race entry is non-transferable, and proxy participation is not allowed.

4. 100K participants must submit proof of completion of a 50K or longer race within the past 2 years as of race day (May 16,2026). Proof must be submitted to the race office by 17:00 on March 30.

5. Only those who are 18 or older on the day of the event (May 16, 2026; born on or before May 16, 2008) are eligible to register. Participants under 18 may only join the 10K category with a signed consent form from a legal guardian. Consent forms must be submitted to the race office by 17:00 on March 30. No cancellations or refund request will be accepted after 17:00 on March 31.

6. 100K and 50K participants must complete registration within the designated time. Late registration will result in a 30-minute penalty.

7. Participants must present their own ID and mandatory equipment for registration; proxy registration is not allowed.

8. 22K and 10K participants are not required to do pre-race registration.

9. Participants without a bib or who lose their bib cannot participate in the race.

10. Bibs must be worn visibly on the front of the participant’s clothing.

11. All participants must follow the rules established by the organizers.

12. Participants must not damage nature and must respect fellow athletes, staff, and volunteers.
※To protect the forest environment, use of trekking poles is discouraged along the entire route.

13. Participants must familiarize themselves with the course, checkpoint (CP) information, and competition rules in advance. Any issues resulting from lack of knowledge are the participants’ responsibility.
※ The course may be changed or shortened on the day of the event depending on weather and safety conditions. In such cases, on-site course markings and staff instructions take priority. Participants are responsible for not following course changes.

14. The race starts at the scheduled time. Late arrival due to baggage storage or other reasons is the participant’s responsibility.

15. All participants must use the GPX file and course map provided on the website to familiarize themselves with the course. Deviating from the course or taking shortcuts may result in disqualification.

16. In crowded areas at the start, use of trekking poles is strongly discouraged for safety.
50K: beforeCP2 Bohyeon Temple
100K: before CP2 Obong Seowon

17. All runners should prepare following mandatory gears.

100K

Trail Running Shoes, Race Vest (Race belts are not allowed), Windbreaker Jacket, Whistle, Emergency food (At least 300 kcal), Water bottle (Minimum 1L capacity), Personal Cup, Personal Utensils (Spoons and Chopsticks), Safety Light (Blinking lights), Race Bib, Cash (At least 10,000KRW), Two Headlamps (With spare batteries; if rechargeable, bring a power bank. A backup lamp is highly recommended), Smartphone (Must be functional and have enough battery to last until the finish line), Survival Blanket (Recommended size: 1.4x2m), FirstAid Kit (Must include pain relievers/anti-inflammatories, and elastic bandages or sports tape)

50K

Trail Running Shoes, Race Vest (Race belts are not allowed), Windbreaker Jacket, Whistle, Emergency food (At least 300 kcal), Water bottle (Minimum 1L capacity), Personal Cup, Personal Utensils (Spoons and Chopsticks), Race Bib, Cash (At least 10,000KRW), A Headlamp (With spare batteries; if rechargeable, bring a power bank. A backup lamp is highly recommended), Smartphone (Must be functional and have enough battery to last until the finish line), Survival Blanket (Recommended size: 1.4x*2m), First Aid Kit (Must include pain relievers/anti-inflammatories, and elastic bandages or sports tape)

22K

Trail Running Shoes, Windbreaker Jacket, Whistle, Emergency food (At least 300 kcal), Water bottle (Minimum 500ml capacity), Personal Cup, Race Bib, Smartphone (Must be functional and have enough battery to last until the finish line)

※ Mandatory equipment checks may be conducted at each CP for 22K, 50K and 100K participants. Any missing equipment may result in penalties.

※ For environmental protection, disposable cups will not be provided at CPs; participants must carry their own water bottles. Participants must handle their own refueling and personal maintenance within the Checkpoint areas.

18. Personal supporter assistance is not allowed along the race route or at CPs. Violations may lead to disqualification.

19. Participants must comply with the race cut-off times at each CP. Failure to start within the cut-off will result in race termination at that point.

20. Except for injuries, participants may not withdraw outside CPs. If withdrawing, you must notify this to CP staffs immediately.

21. DNF pickups are only available at designated CPs (100K: CP4, CP6 / 50K: CP2, 22K: CP1); participants must arrange their own transport elsewhere.
※ Minor waiting time for DNF vehicles may occur.

22. All participants must take personal responsibility for their own safety and exercise caution regarding potential injuries or accidents during the race.

23. Participants are responsible for safety and must follow traffic laws on road sections. In the 10K race, participants may cross roads without crosswalks in groups under police guidance.

24. Please review the following penalty items. By participating, you agree to these terms, and the organizer’s decision regarding any violations shall be final.

25. Race records are measured using electronic chips, and rankings are determined by Net Time.

26. Awards are limited to finishers who pass the mandatory gear check and have no rule violations.

27. Any time delay caused by participation in rescue activities will be adjusted in the final record after verification by the Race Headquarters.

28. In the event of a serious injury, runners must follow these guidelines:

① Call the emergency contact number printed on the bib to report the injury.

② If the Race Headquarters cannot be reached, call 119 directly

(Note: mobile signal may be weak in mountain sections)

③ Ask other runners to call for a rescue team

④ If possible, move to the nearest first-aid point (the closest CP), as waiting for a rescue team may take time

⑤ Do not move from your location after the injury has been officially reported

⑥ Runners who have requested rescue must follow the decisions made by the rescue team on-site

29. Participants are responsible for the loss, theft, or damage of personal belongings; the organizer assumes no liability.

30. Items found on-site will be kept for 7 days after the event. After this period, they will be discarded. Shipping of found items is available via cash-on-delivery only.

1. Purpose of Collection and Use

The collected personal information is used for identity verification, sending race announcements via email or SMS, shipping souvenirs, and ensuring the smooth operation of the event. Personal information will not be disclosed to any third party other than the organizers and authorized contractors specified in the Privacy Policy. However, information may be disclosed if legal measures are required due to violations of race regulations, terms of use, or actions causing legal liability to others.

2. Period of Retention and Use

In principle, personal information is destroyed without delay once the purpose of collection and use is achieved, or upon the expiration of the retention period mandated by relevant laws and regulations.

※ You have the right to refuse consent to the collection and use of your personal information. However, please note that failure to agree to the required items will result in inability to participate in the event.

[Required] Consent to Provide Personal Information to Third Parties

[Required] Consent to Provide Personal Information to Overseas Third Parties

(Optional) Use for Marketing and Advertising

※ You may participate in the event even if you do not consent, and you can withdraw your consent separately after registration.

※ If you do not consent, coupons will not be issued.