What is the event format and race rules?

• →The event is a road race with a fully paved surface and an uphill profile.
• →The course is point-to-point, meaning the start and finish lines are at different locations.
• →Participants must use the provided shuttle system to access the start line.
• →The course is rated as moderate in difficulty, with a 2/5 rating.
• →The course is wheelchair and stroller accessible.

What distances are available for this event?

• →Half Marathon

How much does registration cost?

• →Standard entry: $220
• →Charity entry (Wander Project): $0, with a $1,000 fundraising commitment required

What is the event schedule and timing?

• →Race start time: 7:00 AM MT
• →Expo and bib pickup: February 27, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM (Expo), with bib pickup open until 7:00 PM
• →Race start location: Shuttle access required from Springdale and La Verkin, UT
• →Finish location: Cable Mountain Lodge (Springdale, UT)

What is included in registration?

• →Access to the expo and bib pickup
• →Participation in the race with shuttle services
• →Use of the course and aid stations
• →A reusable water bottle, hydration pack, or a reusable Nathan cup can be requested during sign-up
• →Access to the three-bin waste management system at the event
• →Participation in a cup-free racing policy, with coolers of water and Gnarly Hydrate available for refilling

What are the weather considerations?

• →Expected weather on race day: High of 60°F, low of 33°F
• →Participants should prepare for a variety of temperatures, with a focus on hydration and appropriate attire

What are the event facilities and amenities?

• →Expo and bib pickup at Springdale Town Park
• →Shuttle services provided to and from the race
• →Aid stations with water and electrolyte drinks available for refilling
• →Three-bin waste management system including compostables, recyclables, and trash
• →A cup-free racing policy with no single-use plastic cups provided

What is the sustainability policy?

• →The event is cup-free, with no single-use plastic cups provided on course or at the finish line
• →Participants must bring a reusable water bottle, a hydration pack, or request a reusable Nathan cup during sign-up
• →A three-bin waste management system is in place, including compostables, recyclables, and trash
• →Recyclables include paper, aluminum, cardboard, steel, and glass (liquids dumped in compost first)
• →Trash includes non-recyclable wrappers, with food matter dumped in compost first

What community involvement opportunities are available?

• →Volunteering opportunities are available with shifts lasting 3–4 hours
• →Volunteers can earn a $50 or $100 credit towards a future race, which can be gifted to friends
• →Volunteers can assist at the expo, finish line, or merchandise areas
• →Pro-tip: Volunteer at the expo and run the race the next day, or have a friend volunteer and gift the credit