What is the total distance of the Arizona Monster 300?

The Arizona Monster 300 covers a total distance of 304 miles, following a point-to-point course.

What is the terrain like for the Arizona Monster 300?

The terrain consists of 84% single-track trails (259.1 miles), 10% bike paths (34 miles), 3% paved roads (9.5 miles), and 2% dirt roads (6 miles).

What is the elevation gain and loss for the event?

Participants will experience an elevation gain of 41,162 feet and an elevation loss of 42,463 feet throughout the course.

What are the expected weather conditions during the event?

Participants can expect typical early spring weather in Patagonia, with daytime temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to low 70s Fahrenheit and cooler nights.

How many aid stations are available during the event?

There will be 19 aid stations positioned along the route to support participants.

What is the cutoff time for completing the race?

The cutoff time for completing the Arizona Monster 300 is 170 hours.

How much does registration cost?

Early registration for the Arizona Monster 300 is $1,995 until April 30, 2025. After that date, standard registration costs $2,295. The all-in price, including tax and fees, is $2,629.50.

When does registration open and close?

Early registration is available until April 30, 2025, after which standard registration will begin on May 1, 2025.

What facilities are available at the venue?

The event will feature 19 aid stations along the route, providing necessary support for participants throughout the race.

What is the format of the race?

The Arizona Monster 300 is a single continuous race, covering a total distance of 304 miles with specified terrain and elevation challenges.

Is there parking available at the venue?

Participants are encouraged to check local resources for information regarding parking availability in Patagonia, Arizona, closer to the event date.