Wasatch 100
Always double-check with the organizer's website! This page may contain affiliate links.
Wasatch 100
Wasatch 100 is a point to point 100 mile endurance run across the central Wasatch Mountains in Utah. The event is held each year on the first Friday and Saturday after Labor Day and starts at East Mountain Wilderness Park above Kaysville and finishes at the Pavilion at Soldier Hollow in Wasatch Mountain State Park in Midway.
The course traverses ridge lines, alpine trails, canyons, and mountain passes. Key features described along the route include the climb above Francis Peak, the Wasatch Crest trail, City Creek Pass, Bald Mountain, Lambs Canyon and Mill Creek Canyon, Brighton, Pole Line Pass, Baker Pass, the Glide and the Plunge, and a descent through Decker Canyon to Deer Creek Reservoir Trail. The route follows the mountain ridge above Heber Valley and uses Cummings Parkway and Cascade Springs Road for portions of the approach to the finish.
The course has approximately 24,000 feet of cumulative elevation gain and about 23,300 feet of cumulative elevation loss. There are 15 aid stations located along the course, including the finish line. The description emphasizes the route layout and elevation profile without reference to individual participants or contact details. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
