Trail ultramarathons in Nevada, United States

Mountain trails from John L Harvey Stadium to Snow Valley Peak and Tahoe Rim Trail, featuring Ash Canyon climbs, remote aid stations, and Ultra Lounge finish

Challenging 30-mile single-track route with 360-degree views of Lake Tahoe and Carson Valley, passing Marlette Lake in Nevada's State Park

50K on the open playa, defined by an unconventional format and a free-spirited atmosphere centered on creativity and self-expression

Paved, illuminated 2-mile loop with minimal elevation at Sparks Marina, featuring lakeside scenery, sandy beaches, and flexible distance or timed challenges

Five-day multi-stage race through alpine vistas, evergreen forests, and desert basins in Red Rock and Spring Mountain near Las Vegas

Fast, mostly flat course through the scenic northwest Las Vegas valley, with options for 50k, marathon, relay, and an additional summit challenge.

Single-track and OHV trails across Carson Valley foothills, minimal concrete, fast route with Job’s Peak views, mix of dirt, gravel, sand, and pavement

Challenging ultramarathon across Aztec sandstone canyons, winding washes, and limestone formations in Red Rock and Cottonwood Valley

Scenic trails through 45,000 acres, ancient petroglyphs, rock formations, and possible night sky views; multiple ultra distances including 100M, 100k, 50m, and

Rugged Nevada desert ultra on a demanding 12.5-mile loop: 90%+ singletrack, technical terrain, steep climbs, fast descents, and Black Mountain.

10-mile desert loop with steep climbs and descents, packed dirt and rocky terrain, elevations from 1903 to 2333 feet, expansive mountain and desert views

Remote Arizona Strip loop on ATV trails through rocky canyons and Joshua tree country, with steep climbs, rugged footing, and wide-open views

Trail routes including 601, McCullough Hills, and Amargosa with wide groomed paths, technical single-track, and vistas of Las Vegas and surrounding mountains

Challenging West Coast routes with extensive climbs, singletrack through pine forests, and Sierra Nevada views, starting and finishing at Rancho San Rafael Park

Three-loop solo or relay race amid Lee Canyon's mountain scenery, with varied loop distances in the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest

High-desert single-track loops with 1,440 feet of elevation gain per lap, brief quad two-track, and expansive valley and mountain range views