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Wasatch Front 100 · Trail

Wasatch Front 100

Kaysville, UT · Date not announced yet

2027 edition

Dates not announced

Date not announced yet · Entry Not announced yet

Overview

Distance
100 Mile
Course shape
Point-to-point
Elevation gain
24.0k ft
Gain / mile
240 ft
Cutoff
36 hours

What this race is really like

RaceBound insight

Wasatch Front 100 is a 100 Mile point-to-point trail race in Kaysville, UT. It averages roughly 240 ft of climbing per mile.

Built from official course data

Where it gets hard

About 24,000 feet of climbing plus technical mountain terrain and major day-to-night weather swings.

Editorial summary · not an official race claim and not runner consensus

Terrain

Terrain
mountain, scree, rocky, alpine, technical

Climbing

Total gain
24.0k ft
Total loss
23.3k ft

Crew and pacers

Rules as recorded from the race

Crew allowed
Yes
Pacers allowed
Yes

Drop bags

Drop bags allowed
Yes

Night running

Runners should expect to be on course in the dark.

Entry and registration

Registration status
Dates not announced
Entry price
Not announced yet

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