We will be making slight changes to the course for 2023. Don't you worry though, the course will be just as challenging and beautiful. The lap will still be roughly 8 miles with 800-1,000 ft of elevation gain/lap.
Course will be run "washing machine style," switching directions after each lap.
Look for a link below in the coming months as the new course changes come to life.

​Here's the loop:
www.strava.com/routes/3121125364790495676
Participants will switch directions every lap, (“washing-machine” style), with odd-number laps (1,3,5 etc.) run clockwise and even-number laps (2,4,6 etc.) run counterclockwise.
The race course will be well-marked with reflective flagging/posts, and light strings. All participants are required to run with a headlamp or handheld light source, during the race. If you like to listen to music while you run, we ask that you use bone conducting headphones, or leave one headphone out.
All runners and relay teams will run the same loop, switching direction accordingly.
The format of this event allows participants to run the course and rest as they choose. We only ask that you notify race officials if you are taking an extended break between laps or are done before the finish of your event so that we don't send a search party out for you.
Course Cut-offs and Race Finish
  • Total mileage for all 4hr and 12hr SOLO runners and 12 hr relay teams will be calculated by the number of laps they complete in the duration of their respective event.
  • As the race nears 6:30AM for 12hr runners and teams, course cut-offs will be adhered to;
  • *Runners crossing the Start/Finish line after 10:30 PM (4hr SOLO) or 6:30 AM (12hr SOLO/Relay)will not be credited for the final lap! So finish strong...
  • Please notify aid station Captain and/or the race director if you wish to be done with the race prior to the finish at 10:30PM (4hr SOLO), or 6:30 AM (12hr) so that we don't send out a search party for you, and so that we can get you your finisher award.
Aid Stations The race course will be well supported with 2 aid stations.  There will be one at the halfway point and one at the Start/Finish.
They will be stocked with a full assortment of food and drink. *If you plan on using aid station; Before entering the aid station, know what you want and prep accordingly (unscrew your bottles, gather your trash, etc.). This is good practice for any event. Obviously, you can also be self sufficient and carry/provide all you may need.
  • Drink options will include but not be limited to water, Tailwind, soda, and coffee.
  • Food options will include but not be limited to something hot, something salty, something sweet