Ray Miller 50 Miler
Ray Miller's 50-mile course brings nearly 14,000 feet of gain and loss to Point Mugu trails, with ocean views, steep fire roads, and a 15-hour limit.
Quick facts
- Nearly 14,000 feet of gain and loss over 50 miles.
- Point Mugu trails alternate ocean views with deep canyon terrain.
- A 15-hour limit includes enforced intermediate cutoffs.
- Rugged singletrack and steep fire roads reward patient pacing.
About the Ray Miller 50 Miler
The longest race at the Ray Miller 50/50 is a demanding tour of Point Mugu State Park. Repeated climbs, coastal views, and deep canyon stretches give it a distinctly Southern California mountain-ultra feel.
Course
The route combines rugged singletrack and fire roads through Point Mugu, with nearly 14,000 feet of gain and loss. Intermediate cutoffs make pace management important well before the 15-hour finish limit.
Race-day weather
Early December can begin cool near the coast, then turn warmer in inland canyons and direct sun. Exposed ridges may add wind while shaded valleys stay noticeably cooler.
Past Ray Miller 50 Miler dates and results
| Year | Date | Status | Results |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Saturday, December 5, 2026 | Upcoming | — |
| 2025 | Saturday, December 6, 2025 | Results available | Open results |
| 2024 | Saturday, December 7, 2024 | Results available | Open results |
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When is the Ray Miller 50 Miler?
The 2026 Ray Miller 50 Miler is on Saturday, December 5, 2026.
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