Uinta Wilderness Ultra
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Uinta Wilderness Ultra : Kamas, UT
The Uinta Wilderness Ultra is the inaugural trail race held near Kamas, Utah, offering both a half and a full distance on a 13 mile looped mountain course. The route crosses mountain ridges and valleys, passes through dense pine stands, and runs by mountain lakes, reaching a peak elevation of 9,948 feet.
The course details include:
- Half Marathon : 13 mile loop; 1,800 feet of climbing.
- Full Marathon/Ultra : two laps (about 26 miles); 3,600 feet of climbing.
Aid stations are placed on course with two stations for the half and four for the full. Stations are stocked with fruit, salty and sweet snacks, Tailwind, water, and additional supplies. Time limits are set at five hours for the half and eight hours for the full. All finishers receive a T-shirt and a finishers award.
A GPS link and the race starting line address are provided for competitors. During the event, the Forest Service will close ATV use on much of the trail network used by the race. All vehicles using the start and finish area must have a Mirror Lake Highway pass for parking or camping; the pass costs ten dollars and is not included with race entry.
Registration closes on Wednesday, Aug 19 at 11:59 PM MT. This event is organized by Trail to 100. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
