Copper Corridor
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Copper Corridor Trail Runs : Superior, Arizona
The Copper Corridor Trail Runs are a set of trail races based in downtown Superior, Arizona, with courses that travel west into Arnett Canyon, Picketpost Mountain, and sections of the Arizona Trail. The terrain includes desert country with Saguaro cactus stands, riparian stretches with flowing creeks and dense sycamore trees, and rocky formations compared to nearby wilderness areas.
Distances offered:
- 50K: many miles of the Arizona Trail and a loop around Picketpost Mountain
- 32K: out-and-back via Arnett Canyon with a short section on the Arizona Trail
- 17K: route through Arnett Canyon returning to downtown Superior
- 12K: start and finish at the Superior Public Pool, route into Arnett Canyon
Aid stations are placed periodically along each course, with spacing described for each distance and supplies including water, ice, electrolyte drink, snacks, and fruit. The event is cupless; runners are responsible for carrying their own containers for refills. Chip timing is used and runners must display bibs at aid stations for recording. Pacers are not permitted. Crews are allowed at specified locations but face parking and access restrictions near Picketpost; remote drop bags are not available. Course markings include orange ribbons with black polka dots, reflective medallions, laminated signs, and checkerboard flagging for wrong-way trails. Medical staff are present at the start/finish headquarters. Post-race food, awards, and a custom finisher glass are provided. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.