Intermediate ultramarathons in Utah, United States

11,400 feet of elevation gain across the Wasatch Mountains, summiting Snowbird, Baldy, and Hidden Peak amid alpine vistas

High-altitude routes through Utah's remote Tushar Mountains, featuring alpine lakes, rugged peaks, mountain canyons, and a summit of Delano Peak at 12,174 feet.

Rugged 50K course on single tracks and fire roads in Mueller Park, passing through The Great Western, Sessions Mountains, and Kenney Creek

Exceptionally challenging Wasatch Mountain loop with over 15,000 feet of elevation change, three major climbs, and a mix of dirt trails, roads, and mountain sc

High-altitude 100-mile route through the La Sal Mountains with approximately 21,000 feet of climbing and descending

Scenic 50-mile loop through Upper Logan Canyon, starting and finishing at Beaver Mountain Ski Area, featuring segments of the Bear 100 course

50-mile point-to-point run and relay through Ashley National Forest, from backcountry campground to Remember the Maine Park, with mountain views.

Rugged 60km course through red rock canyons and dirt trails, summit of White Pine Peak, 18-mile Spinal Tap descent, scenic cliff rims and vistas

High-elevation single-track trails between 7,000 and 9,000 feet, featuring 100-mile and 50-mile distances on rugged terrain.

Mountain ultramarathon along the Wasatch Front with 20,869 feet of vertical gain, rugged singletrack, exposed ridges, and scenic canyon trails

Historic Pony Express Trail route with remote dirt roads, wild horse and antelope sightings, approximately 3,000 feet of elevation gain

Route along Behind the Rocks Trail featuring Navajo Sandstone domes, technical doubletrack, sandy washes, and smooth double track in Moab.

High-desert winter loops near Zion, flexible ultra distances up to 150 miles, scenic ranch resort trails, communal support, and included camping amenities

Technical slickrock and sandy washes on the Magnificent Seven Trails, with views of Arches National Park, La Sal Mountains, and Moab Valley.

Scenic desert course along Arches National Park with technical slick rock, sandy sections, and sweeping views of Moab cliffs and La Sal Mountains

Antelope Island singletrack with Great Salt Lake views, desert grasslands, undulating exposed trails, and possible bison sightings

Remote Moab desert trails with Navajo sandstone domes, sandy washes, technical singletrack, exposed rims, and La Sal Mountain views

Hard-packed salt and mud flats to the Islands, with rolling terrain and significant climbs on the longer courses.

Historic mining roads, rugged ATV trails, Jacob City Ruins, five climbs up to 3,300 feet, sweeping views of the Oquirrh, Stansbury, and Onaqui Mountains