Sedona Canyons 125
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Event overview
Sedona Canyons 125 is a point-to-point ultramarathon in central and northern Arizona held May 6-9, 2026. The route runs from Jerome to Flagstaff and is described as a condensed section of the Cocodona course. The race distance is marketed as 125 miles, with an official course listing of 126.2 miles. The event has a 75-hour time limit.
Course and logistics
The course travels through Sedona red rock canyons, Verde Valley and Arizona wine country, sections of the Arizona Trail, the Coconino National Forest, and finishes in downtown Flagstaff. Surface distribution is primarily single-track (79%), with double-track (12%) and pavement (9%). Total estimated elevation gain is listed at about 15,015 feet (2025). Reported high and low points are about 7,458 feet and 3,258 feet respectively.
Aid stations and support
The race provides 10 aid stations and 2 water stations on the Sedona Canyons 125 course. Aid stations supply water, electrolyte drink, snacks, and most will have hot meals and vegan options. The event is cupless for cold drinks; runners must carry a personal container for refills.
Rules and requirements
Runners must carry a GPS-enabled device with the course file downloaded. Crews are allowed only at designated crew-access aid stations. Pacers are permitted starting at mile 55 (Munds Park) and must follow pacer rules and sign a waiver. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.