Wasatch 100

SEP
11
2026
The Wasatch 100 is a legendary 100 mile point to point trail run across the central Wasatch Mountains, finishing at Soldier Hollow. Expect rugged high country, roughly 24,000 feet of climbing, and stunning alpine views over a demanding day and night of racing.
Fri 11 Sep 2026
100 miles

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Event

The Wasatch 100 is a 100 Miler held in Utah. The race starts above Kaysville at East Mountain Wilderness Park and finishes at the Pavilion at Soldier Hollow in Wasatch Mountain State Park near Midway. The event is held each year on the first Friday and Saturday after Labor Day. The 2026 edition is listed for September 11, 2026. A lottery for entry opens on December 1, 2025.

Course

The course is point-to-point and runs along the central Wasatch Mountains. The route goes south from East Mountain Wilderness Park past Francis Peak, across Arthur's Fork, over City Creek Pass and Big Mountain Pass, and continues over Bald Mountain toward Lambs Canyon. It then follows trails through Mill Creek Canyon, past Dog and Desolation Lakes, along the Wasatch Crest to Brighton, over Katherine and Sunset Passes, and down American Fork Canyon. The final sections include Pole Line Pass, Baker Pass, the Glide and the Plunge, Cummings Parkway, Decker Canyon, and the Deer Creek Reservoir Trail to Soldier Hollow. The course has a cumulative elevation gain of approximately 24,000 feet and a cumulative elevation loss of approximately 23,300 feet. There are 15 aid stations along the route, including the finish. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

100 mi
100 Miles