Summer ultramarathons in Utah, United States

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.

420-mile route from Salt Lake City to West Yellowstone, mostly paved roads with 50 miles of dirt, expansive terrain and multi-day endurance challenge

Rugged singletrack trails, steep 7,000-foot elevation gain, exposed ridgeline sections, and mountain views

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

Challenging 50-mile loop through the Wasatch Mountains with mixed terrain, Provo River Trail start, Bridal Veil Falls, and finishing at Vivian Park

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

Scenic 50K route along the Mid Mountain Trail with final climb and twisty Utah Olympic Park descent

High-altitude summits, challenging climbs, and scenic descents on iconic Park City and Mid Mountain trails

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

Point-to-point route through the Bear River Range with 215 miles, 40,000 feet of elevation, mostly single-track and forest roads amid pine, aspen, and open mead

Scenic Wasatch Mountains trails, attractive terrain, and a low-key local atmosphere with an intimate field and community support.

Mountain trail loop with 1,244 feet gain per five miles, wildflower meadows, Marsh Peak views, and scenic overlooks above Dry Fork Canyon

Rugged 50-mile loop in the Wasatch Mountains with technical trails, over 10,000 ft elevation change, five major climbs, and scenic canyon and valley views.

Rugged 55k mountain course with 14,000 feet of elevation gain, steep canyon roads, scenic single-track, and high ridgelines through the Oquirrh Peaks

Challenging 50 mile and 50K routes on secluded singletrack, panoramic vistas from nearly 11,000 feet, and views of Bears Ears, Canyonlands, and Monument Valley

Lush forest route on soft pine-needle trails, rolling climbs, technical stretches, ridgeline views, and speedy descents

Repeating 6.55-mile road loop with 90-minute lap starts, a stripped-back format shaped by pacing, recovery, and strict cutoff pressure.