Standhope 100
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Standhope 100
The Standhope 100 is a 100 mile trail endurance race held in Idaho on 25 to 26 July 2026. The course runs through the Pioneer Mountains and includes more than 23,000 feet of climbing on remote wilderness trails. Runners should expect long stretches between aid stations, technical terrain, steep climbs, and extended time at altitude.
Organizers list no qualifying requirement for 2026. The event offers 12 fully stocked aid stations, spot trackers for all 100 mile runners, medical support, experienced staff and volunteers, and a well marked course. Required and recommended gear is emphasized because some sections have no cell service and access for evacuation or pickup is limited. Drop points are few and runners may need to wait at aid stations for transportation when available.
Finishers receive a belt buckle and a technical finisher shirt. The race manual will provide final mandatory gear and additional operational details. Information in the race materials highlights backcountry conditions, mountain weather, and potential wildlife encounters, and notes that many experienced runners do not finish the course. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.