Races Near Me: Upcoming Running Races

The Sun Marathon has four distances. Full Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K and 5K.  This race purpose is to get runners out of the cold and into the warmth of Southern Utah in the St. George/Santa Clara Area. Though the courses are primarily downhill over the distance there are some rollers and a few climbs. The views during this race are great with huge red rock mountains all around to views of Gunlock Reservoir during the Marathon and a nice river along the Full and Half Marathons.

Welcome, Runners! The Winter Series is Back! Get ready for an exciting race series just west of the airport! We’re proud to partner with DoubleTree by Hilton as our host hotel, where you can stay comfortably and keep warm in their indoor ballroom before and after the race. Race Dates & Start Times 5k – Saturday, January 30 | 10:00 AM10k – Saturday, February 20 | 10:00 AM15k – Saturday, March 13 | 9:00 AM Exclusive Member Discount SLC Track Club members save $10 when registering for all three races – a great deal just for our members! Prizes & Awards 🎟️ Raffle Prizes – Win gift cards, running shoes, and more at each race! 🏆 Top Finishers – Each race, the top 3 Male, Female, and Nonbinary runners, as well as the top 3 Masters (40+) Male, Female, and Nonbinary runners, will receive cash prizes! ($75 / $50 / $25) Note: must be present at the awards ceremony to pick up your prize!! (Awards ceremony is at 11am for the 5K & at 11:30am for both the 10K & 15K.) Important Race Info 👕 Race Shirts – Register before November 15 to ensure you receive a shirt in your desired size! 🐶 Dogs?! Due to our races being USATF sanctioned events, we’re sad to say that unless they are designated service animals, animals are not permitted to participate in the Winter Series. Tell your dog we said "sorry!!" Join us for an unforgettable winter racing experience—see you at the start line!

Winter is the perfect time to explore the outdoors! Snowshoeing is a popular activity enjoyed around the world, and REV3Endurance is excited to bring this unforgettable winter adventure to Park City, Utah. These guided snowshoe excursions are designed to get you outside, have fun, and spend quality time with friends and family in a stunning mountain setting. Whether you’re strapping on snowshoes for the first time or you’re a seasoned winter explorer, there’s no better way to experience the beauty of Utah than on a guided snowshoe outing. Join us in the Wasatch National Forest near Park City for an adventure filled with fresh air, scenic views, and winter magic. Plan your excursion and sign up today to experience snowshoeing at its best!

The RUN SLC Race Series is about having fun while stretching your legs after the winter, hitting some fitness goals, and forming good training habits for the rest of the year as you complete a 5k in February, 10k in March, and 15k in April.  While the series takes place as an in-person event, participating virtually is an option for anyone, for any reason, but awards are given to those that participate in person on race day. For more information on participating virtually, email race@slrc.com. Sign up today for the lowest price! *The multi-person discount is available at the bottom of the page after you click the sign-up button*

Run this fun Valentines Day-themed race on your own course and on your own time.

Check-in begins at 9:00 AM and the race starts at 10:00 AM.The event is fully accessible and pet-friendly, but all pets must remain leashed at all times.This is a certified 5K with professional timing. All results will be posted immediately after the race.To guarantee your Cupid's Chase shirt, please register by January 1, 2027; after that date, shirts will be available while supplies last.Giveaways include a Cupid's Chase finisher medal and drawstring bag, available while supplies last.Trophies will be awarded to the top 3 overall male and female finishers.Age group medals will be awarded to the overall male and female finishers in each of the following 14 age groups: 12 & under, 13–15, 16–19, 20–24, 25–29, 30–34, 35–39, 40–44, 45–49, 50–54, 55–59, 60–64, 65–69 and 70 & over.This is a rain or shine event. All registration fees are non-refundable.

Check-in begins at 9:00 AM and the race starts at 10:00 AM.The event is fully accessible and pet-friendly, but all pets must remain leashed at all times.This is a certified 5K with professional timing. All results will be posted immediately after the race.To guarantee your Cupid's Chase shirt, please register by January 1, 2027; after that date, shirts will be available while supplies last.Giveaways include a Cupid's Chase finisher medal and drawstring bag, available while supplies last.Trophies will be awarded to the top 3 overall male and female finishers.Age group medals will be awarded to the overall male and female finishers in each of the following 14 age groups: 12 & under, 13–15, 16–19, 20–24, 25–29, 30–34, 35–39, 40–44, 45–49, 50–54, 55–59, 60–64, 65–69 and 70 & over.This is a rain or shine event. All registration fees are non-refundable.

Date: February 13, 2027 Location: Western Hunting & Conservation Expo: 100 S W Temple St. Salt Lake City, UT US 84101 Note: You will need your favorite hunting backpack for the workout! Win a Sitka blacktail deer and sea duck hunt for two, Weatherby firearms, and premium gear! Our goal is to raise over $50,000 for the Mule Deer Foundation. Every registration directly supports that mission. Complete the hunt workout, and you’ll be entered to win a Sitka blacktail deer and sea duck hunt for two. In addition, participants have a 1-in-30 chance of winning prizes from their wave sponsors. All registrants also receive a free T-shirt, swag bag, and finisher buckle. Only 510 spots are available. Win Wave Prizes Each TOUGH Buck wave is made up of 30 participants, with prizes tied to every wave. That means you’ll have a 1 in 30 chance to win amazing gear and swag from our partner brands — giving every finisher a shot at something special. Plus, every registrant receives three FREE months of MTNTOUGH+ Training, a Mule Deer Foundation annual membership, and a swag bag. MTNTOUGH+ access and MDF membership will be delivered electronically upon registration. Swag bags are available on the day of the event. What to Expect The event is capped at 510 participants to ensure amazing draw odds30-person waves — choose your start timeDesigned to simulate the demands of a backcountry deer huntDepending on your fitness level, the workout should take 45 minutes to 1 hour to completeChallenge yourself to race the clock, but remember—the real victory is simply finishing the workoutAthletes will bring their favorite hunting pack and complete a workout designed to replicate a backcountry hunt. The workout requires packs loaded with weights—40 lbs for males and 30 or 20 lbs for females. MTNTOUGH will supply these weights.Exercises include lunges, box step-overs, burpees, Zurcher squats, and a ruck, all performed with the loaded pack to simulate real hunting conditions. Wave Prize Drawing Wave prizes are drawn at the end of the event, at approximately 2:00 PM. Winners need not be present to win. SITKA Blacktail Hunt and Gear Drawing Every participant who completes the workout earns an entry into a once-in-a-lifetime guided fly-in hunting adventure. This premier package includes expert guiding, lodging, meals, transportation, and a complete gear setup featuring packs, optics, and Weatherby rifles and shotguns for two hunters. Everything is provided for an unforgettable experience pursuing Sitka blacktail deer in one of the most legendary hunting destinations on Earth. The winner will have the opportunity to select their preferred hunt window during the 2027–2028 season, with exact dates coordinated directly through Big Timber Outfitters. Winner must be present to win.

Get ready to chase the rainbow at the Lucky 5K/10K/Half Marathon at Crosby Family Confluence Park in St. George, where every mile feels like a celebration and a little bit of magic is in the air. This spirited race brings shamrock energy, festive fun, and plenty of good vibes—whether you’re flying through the 5K, cruising the 10K, or taking on the bold challenge of the half marathon. Every participant will score a shiny custom finisher medal, your personal pot of gold waiting at the end of the run. And with awards in each distance across the usual 5-year age groups, there are lots of chances to get lucky and take home some bragging rights. So throw on your green, channel your inner leprechaun, and let your feet find the fortune—this is one race where luck loves company!

Why are our prices more expensive than they have historically been? The park has increased its participant and special-use permit fees significantly to help fund important initiatives like wildlife research, animal care, and the construction of their new visitor center. We think that’s a great thing — this park is a place we all love, and it’s important to support the work that keeps it thriving. Every spring, trail runners from across the Mountain West and beyond gather on Antelope Island for the Buffalo Run. With sweeping views of the Great Salt Lake, rolling singletrack through desert grasslands, and herds of wild bison roaming the course, the Buffalo Run blends natural beauty, community, and adventure into one unforgettable endurance event. Since its humble beginnings in 2006 with just 150 runners in the 25K and 50K, the event has grown into a multi-distance festival of trail running - now featuring 25K, 50K, and 50M races. Whether you’re toeing the line for your first trail race o

Monument Valley Ultra A 50K and Half Marathon Adventure Through the Heart of the Park! Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park – March 13, 2027 Welcome to MV Ultra Weekend! 50K Start: 8:00am Half Marathon Start: 9:00am 4-Miler Start: 12 noon. REGISTRATION – Online registration for the MV Ultra is now open through an hour before race time on Saturday, March 13. The cap for the race is 500 runners. Online registration is available at the NavajoYES website: www.navajoyes.org Please contact us if you have need for a hardship discount for registration. Your registration includes professional timing, race poster, on-course support (including food and drink, medical support and portajohns), event shirt, overall and age-group awards, finisher’s award and post-race food. All proceeds benefit community health and wellness programs on the Navajo Nation. LOCATION – Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park is located 23 miles northeast of Kayenta, Arizona and 20 miles south of Mexican Hat, Utah. The park straddles the Arizona/Utah border, and the races all start and finish in Arizona. PACKET PICK-UP – Packet pick-up will take place at the Monument Valley Visitor Center from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Friday, March 12 and again from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. before the 50K, and between 8:00-9:00 for the Half Marathon on Saturday. The Visitor Center is located next to The View Hotel and within sight of the Start/Finish area. COURSE – The race is staged on a very challenging routes, with the majority of miles on singletrack trail, dirt roads and the Valley Drive. The 50K race starts at 8:00 a.m. and there are two cut-offs for runners. The Half starts at 9:00 a.m. and there are no cut-offs. HALF MARATHON COURSE The race begins with a loop on the new Sentinel Mesa Trail, which then connects with the Wildcat Trail, bringing runners out at the top of the Valley Drive Road at mile 4.5. From this point, runners travel on the Valley Drive Road, connecting with “the Marlboro Route” and past North Window before leading them to 3 Sisters Aid Station at mile 9.95. From 3 Sisters, runners head back on the Valley Drive to the finish line at just under 13.5 miles. 50k COURSE – The race is staged on a very challenging routes, with the majority of miles on singletrack trail, dirt roads and the Valley Drive. The race starts at 8:00 a.m. and there are two cut-offs for runners. The race begins with a loop on the new Sentinel Mesa Trail, which then connects with the Wildcat Trail, bringing runners out at the top of the Valley Drive Road at mile 4.5. From this point, runners travel on the Valley Drive Road, connecting with “the Marlboro Route” and past North Window before leading them to Three Sisters Aid Station for the first of their three visit to Three Sisters at mile 9.95. From Three Sisters A.S., runners do a stunning and grueling 11-mile out and back to the top of Mitchell Mesa, returning runners back to Three Sisters at mile 20.95. Runners then complete a 7.80 mile segment through the Backcountry area, which will include highlights of Totem Pole, Rain God Mesa, Sand Springs and The Cube. Runners arrive back at Three Sisters A.S. at mile 28.75, before beginning the final 3.5 miles back to the finish line at mile 32.25 miles. Cut-Offs: Both cut-offs are located at Three Sisters Aid Station. The first cut-off is at mile 20.95 after the Mitchell Mesa segment. Runners who arrive after 2:00 p.m. (6 hours) will be directed to the finish line. They may receive transport to the finish line or they may finish these 3.5 miles under their own power. The second cut-off is at mile 28.75 after the Backcountry segment. This cut-off is also at Three Sisters A.S. This cut-off will be 5:00 p.m. (9 hours). Runners who arrive at after 5:00 p.m. will be transported to the finish line. There is a finish line cutoff at 6:30pm (10.5 hours). All runners must be done by sundown. The routes of all races are very scenic and challenging. Please study the course map route so that you know the route prior to the race. It is recommended that you develop a plan to meet your energy and hydration needs. There will be medical support throughout the course, including the awesome folks from Utah Navajo Health System, the Navajo Rangers and MV Fire. There will also be local live music along the course to keep you motivated. AID STATIONS – There are well-stocked aid stations throughout the course, providing hydration, medical support and a variety of nutrition. Stations will include an assortment of the following: Honey Stinger energy gels and waffles, Gatorade, salty snacks, pickles/juice, coffee/tea, fresh fruit and sweet snacks. In addition, aid stations may include a variety of Nutella wraps, sandwiches, hummus wraps, broth, turkey + cheese wraps, and PBJs, among other food items. Wildcat Trail A.S. is mile 4.5 for both races. Three Sisters A.S. will be visited by Half runners at mile 9.95, and by 50K runners at miles 9.95, 20.95 and 28.75. There will be a light aid station with fluids and gels at Mitchell Mesa A.S. (at the base at mile 13.5 and 17.5). We will have major medical support at Three Sisters Aid Station and the Start/Finish area, along with first responders on the course. DROP BAGS – Drop bags may be utilized at the Three Sisters Aid Station. Drop bags should be left at the start line near the drop bag location by the hogans prior to the start of their race. Please clearly write your name and bib # on the drop bag. Drop bags will be returned to the finish throughout the afternoon. If using a drop bag, runners should place their bag in the “return to finish line” pile after their final use of the bag. Drop bags that are not picked up after 30 days will be donated to local charities. TOILETS & TRASH – There will be portajohns spread throughout the course, including Three Sisters Aid Station. Please use common backcountry etiquette if using the restroom elsewhere: dig a cat-hole for the waste and pack out used toilet paper. There will be trash bags at each aid station for small items. This is a cup-less event so please plan to have a hand-held bottle or hydration pack for use throughout the day. Aid Stations will be supplied with ample supplies of a variety of fluids. AWARDS – There are unique finisher’s medals for all finishers, plus special awards for the top finishers. There are overall awards for winners and age-group awards for top performers in the race. PACERS – Pacers may join their runner after arriving back at Three Sisters A.S. after the Mitchell Mesa climb and descent, which will be approximately mile 20. WEATHER – The average March high temp in MV is 60, with an average low of 37. The weather in the high desert is variable and early spring weather, wind, rain and even snow are possible, as are much more mild conditions. LODGING – The closest hotel for race weekend is The Monument Valley View Hotel. You can reach them at 435-727-5555 for reservations in the hotel, cabins and campground. All are within a few minutes walk of the start/finish area. (They expect to sell out quickly). You can see more about The View at the website: http://monumentvalleyview.com/ If you are interested in more rustic camping or staying in a hogan, please contact Jamieson and Lorraine Black at Dineh Trailriders at (928) 209-2692. The Blacks campsite is at the Three Sisters Aid Station, which makes it an ideal base for family members. The Blacks also offer horseback rides and guided tours, for interested families. Additional lodging and camping is available at Gouldings Lodge and Gouldings Campground, about five minutes from the start line. You can reach them at 435.727.3235; visit their website at www.gouldings.com. Kayenta, Arizona (25 minutes) and Mexican Hat, Utah (20 minutes) also have additional lodging options. The MV Ultra and the Navajo Parks Race Series are co-sponsored by the nonprofit organization NavajoYES and Navajo Parks & Recreation, with support from Goulding’s Lodge, The View Hotel, Utah Navajo Health System, the Navajo Rangers, MV Fire, Utah State University and Navajo EMS. CONTACTS Registration questions: 928.429.0345 chuskaman@yahoo.com Timing questions: 970.394.6561 info@rmtiming.co Course, awards and general questions: 505.686.2300 | chuskaman@yahoo.com

Run this fun St Patrick's Day themed race at Gardner Village. Racers get a green shirt to run in and green top hat. The course is along the Jordan River Trail System

The Run for Precious Hearts is a community 1K and 5K created to honor loved ones affected by Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (PAH) and to raise awareness for this rare and often misunderstood disease. This event is held in memory of Carli Smyth, who passed away at just 26 years old from PAH. Carli and Matt met at Pleasant Grove High School, built their lives in this city, and she is buried here — making Pleasant Grove a meaningful place for this race to come to life. This family-friendly event welcomes runners, walkers, kids, and supporters of all ages and abilities. Whether you’re chasing a personal best or simply walking in solidarity, everyone is invited to take part in a morning of remembrance, connection, and community. All net proceeds will support PAH awareness, patient advocacy, and research aimed at earlier diagnosis and better treatments for those living with pulmonary hypertension.

The Southern Utah Half Marathon is a beautiful route starting at Highland Park in Washington, UT. It offers amazing views of the sun rising over Zion National Park in the distance. The race will proceed quickly downhill through City of Washington to the scenic Virgin River Trail. This paved trail offers a gradual decline grade for the remaining 9 miles of the race.

Run this fun Easter themed race at Gardner Village. Racers get a fun shirt they can decorate. This is the only race that breaks out into a Easter Egg Hunt after the event with the "REAL" Easter Bunny attending.

The Up For Air Series is a collection of endurance events created to support improved air quality, while having fun hiking and running on great trails with good people.  Proceeds from Up For Area events are donated to non-profit groups; the event directors receive no payment.   Salt Lake City resident Jared Campbell started Running Up For Air on Grandeur Peak in 2012, when he became painfully aware of the terrible pollution in the Salt Lake valley, and that the air quality improved when he ran up higher.  He became passionate about bringing attention to this problem and raising funds to improve it. Run Up For Air, Inc. is a 501(C)3, and overseas seven RUFA events in Utah, Colorado, and Washington, all which contribute to this cause. Running Up For Air - Moab is the newest!  Unique in the Series, the 3rd annual will be on April 4, 2026, springtime in the desert, so participants can expect sunshine and dry rock. It is a short and steep course, allowing people to see each other and social

Step back in time and hit the streets to the soundtrack of three iconic eras at Run Through the Decades—a race that celebrates the unforgettable music of the 60s, 70s, and 80s! Whether you love the soulful rhythms of the 60s, the funky grooves of the 70s, or the neon-charged energy of the 80s, this event brings each decade to life—one mile at a time. Join us at the Crosby Family Confluence Park. To honor these legendary musical eras, runners can choose from three themed race distances: 6K for the groovy 60s7K for the funky 70s8K for the epic 80s Can’t decide? Complete all three distances to conquer the Run Through the Decades Half Marathon—the ultimate time-traveling challenge. All athletes will receive a custom finisher medal, and we’ll present awards for all four races in the usual 5-year age groups starting at 10 & under, giving runners of all ages a chance to shine. So dust off your tie-dye, break out your disco glam, or rock your brightest neon—get ready to run, groove, and ce

Run on this Super Hero themed race on the Legacy Parkway Trail System. This race is a nice flat course and it is out and back on a paved trail. Ask about our military discount for our true heros.

Zion Ultras The Zion Ultras run across high-desert mesas, linking long stretches of singletrack, slickrock, and exposed desert trails. The courses are demanding, and the terrain ever-changing. Runners will experience long, sustained climbs, narrow rim sections, and sections with technical footing that will test mental fortitude. But what makes this race special is how nonstop the views are. Starting and finishing from basecamp at Smithsonian Butte, the experience feels remote, expansive, and immersive from the very first step. You’re moving through wide-open mesas with huge sightlines to Zion’s sandstone walls. West Temple. The Watchman. And the Virgin River far below. It will keep hitting you over and over: I get to run here? If you love a course that keeps you guessing while offering nonstop natural beauty, this one will stick with you. See full event details here: https://www.aravaiparunning.com/zion/ We are thrilled to be partnering with Aravaipa to offer charity bibs for this event! How it works: Raise money to support a cause that matters to YOU! 100 Mile: $2000 fundraising minimum. 100k: $1500 fundraising minimum. 60k: $1250 fundraising minimum. 30k: $1000 fundraising minimum. Trail Half Marathon: $1000 fundraising minimum. Charity bibs for all distances have the option to support one of our nonprofit partners or a charity of your choice. Once you have hit 50% of your fundraising minimum, you will be sent a code to register for the race (free entry). Please take this seriously because we have limited charity bibs available for this event and once we are full, you will be committed to raising the minimum amount or paying your fundraising difference two weeks before the event. What is a 'Charity Bib'? When you sign up for a Charity Bib and commit to being a fundraiser for the Zion Ultras, it means you're going to lead your own personal fundraiser using the provided fundraising page and raise at least your minimum for one of our nonprofit partners OR a cause of your choice. We will be here to support you through the entire journey! Don't wait. Sign up and start fundraising now! After the event, we donate a percentage of the charity bib funds to the organization of your choice and the rest goes towards supporting the communities we run in! Find out more information about distribution rates and the charity bib program here.

We changed the date! Join us in April for the FIRST EVER "I BELIEVE IN YOU" x RUN Cedar Valley Half Marathon, a 13.1 mile road-meets-dirt race starting at Cedar Fort Rodeo Grounds, winding along Cory B. Wride Memorial Highway and ending at Sage Canyon Middle School in Eagle Mountain, UT. 10k, 5k, and Kids run will also be a part of the festivities. We invite you to show your support by running with your own “I BELIEVE IN YOU” sign and run with the man who started it all, Runner Guy WIth A Sign, through the Eagle Mountain and Cedar Fort communities, experience an epic sunrise over Mount Timpanogos, and support the Eagle Mountain City VIPS program, Cedar Valley Fire Department, and the “I BELIEVE IN YOU" ShowMeASign.org movement. Packet Pick up TBA All race finishers will receive 🏅 Finisher medal Half marathon, 10k, and 5k finishers will also get ⏱️ live tracking chipped bibs 👕 I BELIEVE IN YOU tee 📸 Complimentary race day photos Race Day Start Times Half Marathon 6:30am Bus loading at Sage Canyon Middle School 1300 N Harmony Way, Eagle Mountain, UT 5:15-6:15am 10K 7:15am Bus loading at Sage Canyon Middle School 1300 N Harmony Way, Eagle Mountain, UT 6:30-7:10am 5K 7:30am Sage Canyon Middle School - Start at finish line 1300 N Harmony Way, Eagle Mountain, UT Kids Run 9:00am Sage Canyon Middle School - Track 1300 N Harmony Way, Eagle Mountain, UT

Voted Utah’s “Best Running Event” and “Best Half Marathon,” the University of Utah Health Salt Lake City Marathon Presented by Bank of America returns for its 23rd annual event on April 25, 2026—where urban meets the mountains. Starting at the Olympic Legacy Bridge, this stunning course delivers sweeping views of the Wasatch Mountains while guiding runners through some of Salt Lake City’s most iconic neighborhoods, before finishing in the heart of downtown. Cross the finish line, soak in what you’ve just accomplished, and celebrate at the post-race party with friends and family. With 5 events to choose from—Full & Half Marathons, 10K, 5K, and a 1K Kids event—there’s truly "Something for everyone." Beautiful? Yes. Challenging? Absolutely. A Beautiful Challenge is what makes the Salt Lake City Marathon a race you need to experience—and run—for yourself.

Run in the Orchards during the time they are in full Blossom. The blossom run is a hard packed dirt road in Apple and Cherry Orchards in Santaquin Utah at Rowleys Red Barn. This race is one of the prettiest races in Spring in Utah. Enjoy the blossoms and Rowleys Red Barn during this fun race.

Run this fun Star Themed race along the Legacy Parkway Trail System. Race starts and finishes at the Legacy Events "Space" Center. This year the Race Director Strikes Back. Enjoy the fun running at night with your friends fighting for the light or dark side.

Marathon | Marathon Relay | Half Marathon | 5K | Kids Run RUN THE 2027 INAUGURAL RUNTASTIC UTAH CITY – From the Mountains to the Lake Utah’s Inaugural 2027 Spring Downhill Race to Qualify for the 2028 Boston Marathon Marathon Don’t miss this inaugural spring marathon down Provo Canyon to Utah City. And the 1,400-foot elevation drop is just under the new Boston Marathon elevation standards. The Runtastic UTAH CITY Marathon is one of the few Utah races to earn your BQ with NO TIME PENALTIES! Marathon Relay Take on the full 26.2-mile marathon course — relay style! Grab your colleagues, friends, or family members and register a team of 2–4 runners. Work together to conquer 26.2 miles as you run through scenic Provo Canyon and onto the beautiful Provo River Trail. Each runner completes one (or more) legs, combining strength, strategy, and speed to cross the finish line as a team. We'll post the leg breakdown on the website soon! Please note: Relay teams are responsible for coordinating their own transportation to exchange points. New for 2027! Half Marathon! 5k and Kids race Distances for the whole family!

Running with Ed is a Park City tradition!  Now in our 17th year, Running With Ed (RWE) is a celebratory relay race fundraiser for the Park City Education Foundation that raises money for Park City teachers, students, and schools. It’s been voted one of Park City's Best Fundraisers for 13 years running! The race traverses spectacular Park City, and gets you home in time for a playdate or a date night. The course offers everything from trail to pavement, challenging climbs to fast downhills, easy legs for beginners and tough ones for experts. Winding past Olympic venues, iconic landmarks, and neighborhood schools, this is Park City’s best! As always, RWE is a fundraising event for the Park City Education Foundation.  As part of your registration, we have automatically created a Fundraising Page for you to continue your awesome support of our teachers, schools and administrators.  Top individual Fundraisers are eligible for uniquely Park City gifts, tickets and swag all donated by our

Get ready for an unforgettable Adventure challenge that blends trekking, biking, and navigation across the rugged beauty of Utah and the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest.

NEVER FORGET, FOREVER HONORMEMORIAL DAY 2026| American Fork, Utah Start your Memorial Day with purpose at Run of Remembrance — a race to honor those who gave everything and the families who carry their legacy. Join us in American Fork for the 10K, 5K, Memorial Mile, or Kids K. The morning begins with the National Anthem and a veteran gun salute — a powerful reminder of why we run. Then hit the course, lined with American flags, waving proudly as you run in tribute. RACING FOR SPEED? The Memorial Mile is fast, flat, and offers prize money — perfect for chasing a new PR. Walk away with a patriotic shirt, a finisher medal, (and maybe an award medal!), and the pride of running for something bigger. Run fast. Run proud. Run with purpose. Let’s make this Memorial Day count.

Payson Orchards Triathlon, 12U Super Sprint Triathlon and 5K walk/runSaturday, June 13, 2026655 S Main St, Payson, UT 846517:00 a.m. Sprint & 5K race start8:30 a.m. 12 & Under Tri Start What I love about this race:We think it's the prettiest sprint run and bike course in Utah! What brings people back year after year are the beautiful orchards we bike through on a relatively flat course; the friendly spectator area, including a kids playground, bounce house, and vendors; an awesome finisher medal; an accurate timing chip system; free photos, an easy and fun swim, not to mention the small-town race feel! The perfect triathlon for first-time triathletes or those seasoned athletes looking for a fun, fast, and beautiful sprint triathlon! Our race is a reverse-order triathlon (run, bike, and then we end with the swim). In 2026 we will again offer a 12 and under kids super-sprint triathlon! We will also be offering a 5K walk/run. Each participant will receive two wristbands for ea

Considered by many the fastest Half Marathon in Utah. The Drop13 Big Cottonwood Canyon starts at Solitude Ski Resort and runs over 3000 feet down 13.1 miles to Cottonwood Heights City. This race is not only fast but it is beautiful with views of the Spring run off in a roaring river and all the trees and plants are in full green color. This race not only has all these features but it also gives racers 4" finisher medals. Those that PR their half marathon with us get a PR (Personal Record) medal and those that lose 13lbs in the training and running of this race will also get a Drop13lbs medal (Based on Honor System). Many racers go home with up to four medals if you include Age Group winners.

Expedition Wild West 4.5 days | 350 miles | 80 teams Park City, Utah | June 20-26, 2027 Expedition Wild West is fast-paced, exciting, and constantly evolving. Expect frequent transitions, numerous modalities, special challenges, and new problems to solve throughout the race. There is plenty of room for tactical decision-making and smart trade-offs. We're layering in the fun without losing what makes expedition racing extraordinary. Think European flair brought to the Wild West. From the high peaks of the Wasatch to the shores of the Great Salt Lake, Expedition Wild West takes teams through one of America's great adventure playgrounds. Race through high alpine terrain, legendary Utah singletrack, mountain lakes, rugged canyons, and enormous descents. Trek, ride, paddle, navigate, climb, explore. The Modalities Single-Track Mountain Biking Lift-Access MTB Challenge Canyoneering (Professionally Guided - No Experience Required) Glissading (Conditions permitting.) High Alpine Trekking Mystery Challenge Classic Orienteering Packrafting - Flat Water through fun Class II Whitewater (Beginner Paddlers will be ok!) Race Week Timeline Saturday: 5:00 PM - Optional shuttle from Salt Lake City International Airport to the Grand Summit / Canyons Village. $35 per person add-on. Sunday 11:00 AM - Optional shuttle from Salt Lake City International Airport to the Grand Summit / Canyons Village. $35 per person add-on. 1:00–4:00 PM - Racer check-in, gear checks and safety tests. 4:00 PM - Pre-race briefing and map distribution. 6:00 PM - Pre-race briefing #2: Q&A. Race director, referee and safety staff gather to update racers and clarify the road book, maps and race information. 7:00–9:00 PM - Racer gear turn-in. Sunday Night Lodging Included — One Double Queen Per Team. Monday 8:15 AM - Bus departs host hotel for the start. 10:00 AM - Race start. Friday Teams finish in Salt Lake City. Hot food awaiting at the finish. Post-Race Lodging Included — Room Ready at the Crystal Inn. Saturday 8:30 AM - Finisher breakfast. 9:00 AM - Awards. 9:45 AM - First included airport shuttle departs for Salt Lake City International Airport.

RUN TO CONQUER CANCER Runtastic TIMP is more than a race — it’s a tribute, a celebration, and a powerful show of support for those impacted by cancer. Join us for this unforgettable Utah cancer run through the stunning American Fork Canyon. Arrive early and take part in Light the Night — a moving, pre-dawn tribute where runners hold up lights in a moment of silence for the cancer fighters, survivors, and loved ones who inspire every step. Before the race begins, feel the energy build as the sun rises over Tibble Fork Reservoir, paired with a live electric guitar rendition of the National Anthem echoing through the canyon. All race distances — Half Marathon, 10K, 5K, and Kids Run — finish through the Memory Mile, where submitted tribute signs line the course with names, faces, and words honoring those affected by cancer. Personalize your run by dedicating your race bib and ordering a Proxy Medal to give to the hero you're running for. Whether you're running in memory, in honor,

Imagine running in a dinosaur park and at times being chased by realistic dinosaurs. Held at the Ogden Dinosaur Park this race will having racers feel the need of speed as they run avoiding being eaten by dinosaurs.

Get ready for one of the fastest Half Marathon and 10K races you’ll ever run! The course winds past stunning mountain scenery to include lakes, forests, and wildlife all before finishing at the mouth of Beaver Canyon in beautiful Beaver Valley, Utah. No weaving through city street. This is a true downhill course built for speed! 🏔 Half Marathon: 2,370 ft elevation drop🏃‍♂️ 10K: 760 ft elevation drop Prepare to be breathless both from the views and your new PR!

Join us for another year of the Cirque Series at Snowbird.  8.9 miles featuring 3,610' ft vert. Cirque Series PrizesPrizes will be distributed at the end of each race and for the overall series winners. There are three categories in which the prizes will be given out: Sport, Expert and Pro.  Prizes for each race are as follows: Pro 1st place - $1000 cash2nd place - $250 cash 3rd place - $150 cash  Expert 1st - $400 in Gear each race2nd - $250 in Gear each race3rd - $150 in Gear each race Sport 1st - $300 in Gear each race2nd - $200 in Gear each race3rd - $100 in Gear each race Grom Award - youngest competitor will be recognized. OG Award - wisest competitor will be recognized. Lexie Award - the "unofficial MVP" of the race will be recognized. Middle of the Pack Award - the person that finished exactly middle will be recognized. Overall 2026 Season Winner + PointsThe racers with the most points at the end of all races will be declared the overall 2025 winner.  The top 20

This race will be held at the Logan Aquatic Center. This is one of the longest run triathlons in the state of Utah. Swim is in a pool, bike on a paved country road, run on a paved road with a canopy of trees and along the Logan River. Olympic is Swim, Swim, Bike, Bike, and Run, Run. Basically you do the swim twice then the bike twice then the run twice.

High Uinta Half Marathon is a fast race above Kamas/Francis area.  We reluctantly use the term Drop13 because of what it represents.  Drop13 represents a course that is extremely fast downhill.  This course is 99% decline for 13.1 Miles.  2600 feet of decline with very little incline or even flat portions.  This course is not just fast but beautiful.  Aspens, pines, rivers, are throughout the route.  This route starts at one of the highest elevations in Utah for races.  Last year July 4, the starting point still had snow all around.  This is a great course to get out of the heat and enjoy more of a Spring race in the heart of summer.

Run this fun Hawaiian Luau Themed Race with a Luau at the end of the race. Enjoy Fire Dancers and Hula Dancers. This race is priced slightly higher than most standard Half, 10K, and 5Ks we host because you will get a full Luau at the finish as well as a plated meal with Pork, Rice, Etc.

Run for Autism. Run HEBER. Join us in experiencing the breathtaking beauty of Heber Valley as you race down an all-downhill half marathon course, surrounded by stunning mountain views and the crisp canyon air of the Wasatch Mountains.  Make Runtastic HEBER a tradition for your family. Enjoy an unforgettable race, a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere, and the opportunity to give back. Runtastic will donate a portion of every registration to a local autism charity.

Starting at beautiful Yankee Meadow Reservoir, this scenic half marathon winds its way from the mountains into Parowan on a breathtaking downhill course. Enjoy approximately 2,300 feet of elevation loss on this fast, high-altitude race.

Join us for another year of the Cirque Series at Alta.  7.1 miles featuring 2,545' vert. PrizesPrizes will be distributed at the end of each race and for the overall series winners. There are three categories in which the prizes will be given out: Sport, Expert and Pro.  Prizes for each race are as follows: Pro 1st place - $1000 cash each race2nd place - $250 cash each race3rd place - $150 cash each race Expert 1st - $400 in Gear each race2nd - $250 in Gear each race3rd - $150 in Gear each race Sport 1st - $300 in Gear each race2nd - $200 in Gear each race3rd - $100 in Gear each race Grom Award - youngest competitor will be recognized. OG Award - wisest competitor will be recognized. Lexie Award - the "unofficial MVP" of the race will be recognized. Middle of the Pack Award - the person that finished exactly middle will be recognized. Overall 2026 Season Winner + PointsThe racers with the most points at the end of all races will be declared the overall 2025 winner.  The

Provo Canyon Half Marathon is simply put a beautiful course. Run along the Provo River Trail in Provo Canyon passing Bridal Veil Falls and other historic landmarks. The thing that makes this course unique is that is heads towards Pleasant Grove along the new Murdock Canal Trail.

Splash Summit TriathlonSaturday, August 22, 20261330 East 300 North7:00 a.m. race start Reverse-order Sprint Triathlon What I love about this race:Who can say they finished a triathlon with a ride down a 300-foot long waterslide?! Those who sign up for this race can! We love this reverse-order triathlon, a perfect race for first-time triathletes and kids! All racers begin at the same time with a challenging 5k run 100% on asphalt, followed by a 8-mile bike ride, a 300-yard swim (which anyone is welcome to use a lifejacket!), and a run up the ramp to grab a mat and slide down "Avalanche" to the finish line. Not only do you get to participate in a triathlon at a super fun venue, free photos, an awesome finisher medal, and other swag, but participants will also receive two free passes (a $43.98 value) to Splash Summit Water Park to use in 2026 with each individual registration! (passes are emailed out every two weeks while registration is open). We also offer a 12 and under kids s

Utah’s Last Fast Downhill Race to Qualify for the 2027 Boston Marathon You’ll race down Payson Canyon on the Mt. Nebo Loop, surrounded by pine-lined roads, sweeping curves, and views of Mount Nebo, Utah Valley, and Utah Lake far below. Whether you’re taking on the Marathon with its massive 4,561-foot drop, flying through the Half, or pushing for a PR in the 10K or 5K, every course at NEBO comes with speed, elevation, and a challenge worth showing up for. This is where you run hard, dig deep, and let gravity do its job. You bring the grit — the canyon brings the drop.

The East Canyon Marathon has four distances. Full Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K and 5K.  The Full Marathon starts overlooking Salt Lake City at the Big Mountain Pass at the top of Emigration Canyon and heads East. This course follows along pine trees, aspens and follows several miles along the East Canyon Reservoir. The Full joins Half Marathon about 3/4 around East Canyon Reservoir where the Half Marathons starts and then heads down Red Rock Canyon which has great views and landscapes and unique rock formations. Around Mile 20 of the race the course turns into farmland with beautiful fields of grain and cool barns. The 10K and 5K are out and back courses that start where all distances finish at the Morgan County Fairgrounds.

The Hoodoo 500 is the most scenic, most challenging, and most rewarding ultra-cycling race on the Planet (in spite of claims by others). The route passes through or around three National Parks, three National Monuments and several Utah State Parks. The scenery varies from majestic cliffs and striking red rock hoodoos to aspen and pine forests and high mountain meadows. You’ll race up mountains over 10,000′ high. You might get hot, you’ll likely get cold. Odds are the wind will at one time be in your face, and another time at your back. You’ll experience many highs and maybe some lows on this amazing journey. And you’ll love every minute! (At least after the fact.) Come join us!

Mamele Mountains is a women’s only 8 mile trail run through some of the most beautiful terrain in the country. This race is for YOU. Whether you’re a seasoned racer or someone ready to tackle their first trail run, you belong here. Women from all walks of life, backgrounds, and fitness levels come together every year to face this mountain...and they leave stronger, braver, and more connected than ever. Get ready to be challenged by rugged terrain and climbs that test you both physically and mentally. And when you reach the top, the breathtaking views are only matched by the incredible community of women cheering you on. Do you have what it takes?The answer is YES. YES YOU DO. Our promise: you’ll leave the mountain better, stronger, and inspired--surrounded by women who lift each other higher. Let’s climb together.

Talk Pirate to Me 5K, 10K & Half Marathon WE ARE NOW DOING A MEETUP! We have an important update for tomorrow’s event. Due to unexpected construction along the course and last-minute route approval issues, we’re changing tomorrow’s event to a runner meetup format. Join us anytime between 8:00 AM and 11:00 AM! You can run before you arrive, get your miles in around the area, or complete your distance wherever works best for you. We’ll also have a race clock set up at the course if you’d like to time your run with us. Once you’re finished, just upload your results to RunSignUp and come hang out! We’ll have your medal waiting, plus music, drinks, snacks, some fun eats, and a chance to relax and socialize with fellow runners and our staff. We know this is a change from the original plan, and we appreciate you rolling with us. We’re still excited to see you tomorrow and celebrate those miles with you! Come see us anytime between 8:00 and 11:00 AM! 🎉

Join us in celebration of serving individuals with disabilities since 2001! We want you to be a part of our 23rd Annual Run, Walk or Roll Race. This is an amazing opportunity for everyone, of every age and ability, to participate in a race that will benefit people with disabilities. Proceeds from the race will go to support our youth and community integration programs. Fun atmosphere with DJ music, food and prizes! New location and new river trail course! The race will begin and end in the Ability 1st Utah parking lot at 1455 W 820 N. Provo. Official chip timing provided by Wright on Time.  Click on the following link to view an interactive 5K Race Course Early bird registration pricing ends Sept 10th. Price will increase $5 on Sept 11th. Online pre-registration ends Thursday Sept 24th at 6 pm. Race day registration is available beginning at 7:30 am. Hurry and register today! We are in need of community volunteers to assist with the pre-race activities as well as the race day activitie

Are you ready for this incredible Beginner to Intermediate level adventure race? We have a great course for you to trek, bike and navigate your way around and explore the Unita-Wasatch-Cache National Forest! Race solo or form a team of endurance friends to tackle this fun and challenging course. We will give you a map and some basic rules to follow. You will then set out on your adventure to get checkpoints by hiking and biking. The team with the most points in the allotted time will win! This endurance event will push you to your limits and will create some great memories along the way!

The Antelope Island Marathon has four distances. Full Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K and 5K.  All the distances are on Antelope Island. Antelope Island is home to 600 bison and the largest island on the Great Salt Lake. This course is a true marathon in that it is not all downhill like many. There are several rollers for the runners. The views of the race have the Great Salt Lake to the East and Antelope Island mountain on the West.