Helping Runners Go The Extra Mile

A run like no other The Zane Grey races are TOUGH, truly unforgettable trail running experiences. Our marquee 50 mile race boasts 86% singletrack and more than 6500 ft of climbing, with multiple stream crossings, topped off by stunning sweeping vistas across the Mogollon Rim, the southern edge of the Colorado Plateau. The marathon distance is over 90% of single track, with 4,500 ft of climbing. All the beauty of the 50 miler, without the last 24 miles .

The Miwok 100K is one of the most beautiful and iconic trail ultramarathons in the world. The course is hilly (11,800 feet of gain) but runnable, with spectacular views of San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge, Sausalito, Mount Tamalpais, the ancient redwoods and the Point Reyes National Seashore. Pacers must stay with their runner at all times, and can partake of food and drink at Bolinas Ridge aid station.

The original epic of the Cocodona name starts at Deep Canyon Ranch in Black Canyon City and traverses a continuous 250 mile point-to-point route, ending in Flagstaff, Arizona. Arguably the most diverse 200+miler on the map. Be prepared for a life changing epic adventure. Pacers are allowed on the Cocodona250 course starting at mile 79 (Whiskey Row).

Welcome to the Annual Pine Trail Run located in the beautiful town of Pine, AZ. The annual Pine Trail Run raises funds to improve the health of our forest by adding new sustainable trails, improving existing trails and educating the public in wildfire prevention through our Firewise Garden and Fire Interpretive Trail. Their mission is to reduce the risk of catastrophic fire in and around the Rim Country communities of Pine and Strawberry. The race courses run along the Mogollon Rim at about 6000 ft. elevation, mostly on trails built and maintained by the PSFR trail crew and the Arizona Trail Association. All runners will park at the dirt lot just .25 miles southwest of Pine Trailhead and bused to the start line. All finished runners will be shuttled between trailhead, barn and dirt lot until 12am.

The San Diego 100 course is a loop course consisting of a 90% single track mountain course which covers four recreational areas in the east county mountains of San Diego. The 2025 start and finish area are located at the south parking area of Lake Cuyamaca Recreational Area. The course includes trails traversing sections of the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT), Noble Canyon, the Cuyamaca and the Anza Borrego State Parks, and Mt Laguna Recreational Areas. A very challenging technical course in hot and dry conditions with approximately 15,400 feet of climbing and the same amount of descent with a 32 hour time limit. The race is a once again a qualifier for Western States 100. Pacers are allowed to accompany a runner (one pacer at a time) beginning at Sweetwater. Runners may have multiple pacers (family and friends) accompany them from the picnic tables by the Lake to the finish.

The Huron 100 is a one hundred mile point to point trail race through the Huron River Watershed. The course features 9 different parks throughout Southeast Michigan and highlights all the immaculate beauty the region has to offer. This epic course was methodically created and designed by Dan Hughes, who has spent the better part of 3 years scouting, adventuring and plotting in the area with hopes of one day making his dream a reality.

The QHAPAQ ÑAN - THE INCA TRAIL RACE in Peru offers 100K, 50K, 30K, 20K, 10K, and 5K distances on ancient Inca trails with mountain and lagoon views. Ultramachupicchu invites you to an epic journey along the sacred paths that connected the heart of the Inca Empire, Cusco, the majestic capital of Tawantinsuyu. An event with history and a unique ancestral legacy, where each step revives the greatness of a civilization that left its indelible mark on time.

In the late 1880s Butte boomed as a copper mining town, it was once called The Richest Hill on Earth. The most successful mine owners were known as the Copper Kings. The Copper Kings 100 is a 100 mile single loop course starts and ends at the Belmont Mine in Butte and includes 63 miles of the wonderful Continental Divide Trail. The elevation at the start is 5,650 ft, the highest point is at 8,400 feet, and you will enjoy a total of 14,400 feet of vertical gain and loss. ## Pacers - Pacers may join their runner beginning at mile 46.2 Homestake Pass - Pacers starting from Homestake Pass, mile 46.2, must go to Nez Perce, mile 75.8 - Pacers may not stop or switch at Our Lady of the Rockies - Runners may have one pacer at a time - Pacers must remain with their runner. No dropping pacers! - Crew/pacers (multiple people) may accompany their runner from the Mountain Con mine (3.5 miles to finish) or the Anselmo mine (2.2 miles to finish) to the finish line ## Crew Rules - Each runner’s crew is limited to one vehicle. Aid station parking is limited! - No crew vehicles over 26 feet in length. No RVs or vehicles towing trailers. - No crew allowed at Pipestone Pass (mile 37.0) - No crew allowed at Our Lady of the Rockies (mile 58.4) - Crew is allowed at Nez Perce (mile 75.8), but first go to staging area until runner is close to Nez Perce. See driving directions below.

The Hardrock Hundred Mile Endurance Run is an ultramarathon of 102.5 miles in length, plus 33,197 feet of climb and 33,197 feet of descent for a total elevation change of 66,394 feet, at an average elevation of over 11,000 feet. The run is held on a loop course on 4WD roads, dirt trails, and cross country in Southern Colorado's San Juan Range, USA. In 2025, the run will be in the counter-clockwise direction. Runners may have only one pacer on course with them at a time. Pacers may meet their runners at crew access aid stations only.

Tall trees. Tough trails. A 100-mile endurance race through Washington’s Cascade mountains. Pacers can start at Hyak (54m). Pacers must be on foot (no mountain bikes) except from Silver Creek to the finish line. One pacer per runner except from Silver Creek to the finish line. Runners with pacers should still carry their own gear (no Leadville muling).