30k and 60K
Race Logistics
30K Parking Instructions
Please follow the parking instructions outlined in the Race Manual
- Do not use the trailhead access road for drop-offs and park facing northwest on the east side of Wildhorse Creek Road.
- The 2026 race will start at this road junction: GPS Link
Shuttle Van Service
Shuttle service is available for both 30K and 60K runners. This is especially important for the 30K and 60K point-to-point course.
- Shuttles will return runners to their vehicles post-race.
- Shuttle tickets must be reserved by July 17th by purchasing them HERE.
- If you register after July 17th, you must arrange your own transportation.
Safety & Transparency
Risk Management Plan
This document outlines how we mitigate risks throughout the course.
USATF Event Sanction
As a sanctioned USATF event, participants are encouraged to review this document:
60/30 Kilometer Course Map and Profile
60K/30K Aid Station Chart
60K/30K Interactive Course Map
Where Will I Get Lost?
- Top of the First Climb: the trail you need descends to the left, after you crest the high point. The wrong trail is extremely easy to follow, and descends to the right.
- Top of the Second Climb: Elk like this area and may eat the ribbons. This is not uncommon.
- Surprise Valley: There is no trail. If you lose the trail, just keep heading uphill. The valley is not wide, and you should be able to spot other runners on the correct path. We will mark this section heavily.
- Betty Lake: Once you get close to the outlet of Betty Lake, the clear trail that continues going downhill is easy to follow. Take a hard right and go uphill over the saddle between Betty Lake and Goat Lake.
- White Mountain Climb “Hell Hill:” There are many game trails on this portion. The trails made by people have dashes cut into the trees. Animals may eat the ribbons in this area too.
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