What distances are available for this event?

• →10-Mile race
• →20-Mile race
• →50K race

What is the format of the race course?

• →The course consists of a single 10.35-mile loop that is repeated based on the chosen distance.
• →10-Mile: One loop
• →20-Mile: Two loops
• →50K: Three loops
• →Each loop features approximately 1,300 feet of elevation gain, with steep hills concentrated in the final two miles of every lap.

What are the start times for each distance?

• →All distances start at 8:00 AM sharp.

What are the cut-off times for each distance?

• →20-milers must begin their second loop by 11:59 AM.
• →50K runners must start their third loop by 1:59 PM.

What is included with race registration?

• →Unisex non-shrinking race logo running top (sizes S–2XL; guaranteed sizing only for registrations completed by February 9, 2026)
• →Hearty post-race chili
• →Downloadable race photos
• →Distance-specific finisher hardware and oval sticker
• →50K finishers receive additional wearable swag
• →Awards for 1st–3rd place male/female in each distance

What are the race entry fees?

• →50K: $70
• →20-Mile: $60
• →10-Mile: $50

Are there any special rules about pacers or canines?

• →Pacers are permitted exclusively for 50K runners during the final 10-mile loop.
• →Pacers must sign a waiver at packet pickup, cannot carry gear for runners ("muling"), and a $5 donation is requested.
• →Well-trained, leashed canine companions are welcome; owners must register their dog race morning to receive a pup bib.

What is the policy for drop bags?

• →Drop bags are permitted only for 20M and 50K runners at the main aid station (start/finish area).

What is the refund policy for this event?

• →No refunds are issued.
• →Deferrals to the following year's event are allowed with written notice to the Race Director at least 10 days prior to race day.
• →Deferrals are valid for one year only.

What is the race's atmosphere like?

• →The event is known for its festive, party-like atmosphere.

What is the expected trail condition for this event?

• →Trail conditions vary significantly with weather—expect mud after rain, frozen hardpack in cold snaps, or dry and fast footing in ideal conditions.
• →The terrain is technically demanding, requiring constant attention to footing.