See it before you sign up for it

The organiser's channel, where the course overviews and event films live.

The race's own channel. Teasers, yearly highlight films and Italian television pieces about the race, most of them under two minutes.

Race-day albums for every running from 2022 onward, including 2026.

The organiser's own channel, where the race's films and promos are posted.

A recap of the race with the 2024 women's 100 Mile champion.

The race's own account, and where course changes and weather calls get announced.

A full gallery of the 2023 26K, from the Village start to the summit.

The race's own photo hub, where the weekend's galleries are posted.

The race's own channel: both course flyovers, the promos, the Ode Chronicles interview series and around twenty conversations with runners who have raced here.

The race's own account, where course changes and weather calls are posted in race week.

The official photographer's gallery of the 2026 race, free to runners.

The race's own Instagram account, and where it posts wildfire and air quality updates in the run-up to the race.

The race organiser's own channel, where the High Lonesome films are posted.

The race's own gallery, shot by its volunteer media team. What the course and the day look like.

The race's own Instagram account, linked from its contact page.

A pacing tool built only from Eastern States splits, linked by the race: "Tomás Castillo pooled all the split timings available and made a tool that allows you to put in a finish goal which then gives time estimates (time of day or elapsed) to each aid station."

The official photographer's 2026 gallery, linked by the race as "Official Photographer, Emily Shaffer | EMC Media".

A first-hundred write-up linked by the race itself: "Eastern States 100 has been on my radar for nearly two years. Shortly after completing my first ultra, East Fork 50K, in August 2024, I set Eastern States - and ultimately the Pennsylvania Triple Crown - as a goal."

A race report from the 2026 running, linked by the race itself: "Philip Perkins | Chasing 10K (2026 is Philip's 8th Eastern States 100 finish)".

The race organisation's own YouTube channel, where the annual race briefing is streamed. Channel title: "Eastern States Trail-Endurance Alliance".

The race's own channel. It carries four course preview films shot on the course.

A finisher's recap of the very first Old Dominion in 1979, linked from the race's own history page.

A race review episode walking through what Old Dominion is, why it exists, where it goes and how it runs.

The 2026 race photographed and filed by where on the course each set was shot: the start through the end of the Flat Creek Loop, and the Toccoa River bridge through to Wilscot aid station.

The race's own channel. It carries the pre-race question and answer sessions the director records for entrants in the days before Cruel Jewel.