Trail ultramarathons in Utah, United States

Demanding 50-mile course through Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, trails and minor roads, mandatory pack weight, 26-hour limit, scenic mountain terrain

4-mile loop completed every hour, elimination on missed cutoff, continuing until a single runner remains

Point-to-point mountain course along the Wasatch Front, featuring high alpine ridgelines, remote backcountry, wild meadows, and rocky, exposed sections

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.

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

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

Mountain course from East Mountain Wilderness Park to Soldier Hollow, approximately 24,000 feet of ascent through the Wasatch Mountains

Alpine trail route along Snowbasin ridgelines, aspen groves, and open mountain terrain with panoramic Great Salt Lake views and approachable elevation profile

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