One of the toughest most spectacular mountain races in all of North America in a little known mountain range near Beaver, Utah. The Tushar Mountains are a hidden gem of high altitude peaks, mountain canyons, alpine lakes and stunning terrain. Come find out for yourself why this is a MUST DO race.
The Tushars Mountain Runs are staged out of Eagle Point Resort at an elevation of over 10,000 feet. All race distances climb to the highest point in the Tushar range, Delano Peak at 12,174 feet. Join us this July for a spectacular and brutal race you won’t soon forget.
The Tushars Mountain Runs feature 100 Kilometer, 70 Kilometer, Marathon and Half Marathon distances.
RACE INFORMATION
This is a HIGH elevation technical mountain running course that starts & finishes at an elevation of 10,500 feet. It peaks out over 12,000 feet and spends most of the 62 miles around 9,500-10,500 feet. You will be climbing for almost half of your entire race (25 ish miles and 17,600+ feet of vert) and it will be hard. Probably very hard. But it will be epic. You might cry. You will probably cry. Tears of suffering and tears of joy. Embrace the suffering.
Race Start Times
5:00 AM – 100 Km Start at Eagle Point Resort
6:00 AM – 70 Km Start at Eagle Point Resort
6:30 AM – Marathon Start at Eagle Point Resort
7:30 AM – Half Marathon Start at Eagle Point Resort
Location
Eagle Point Resort – Skyline Lodge
1040 N Elk Meadows Dr.
Beaver, UT 84713
Gear Requirements (100K, 70K, & Marathon)
We recommend a rain jacket at minimum for the 1/2 marathon runners
- Rain Jacket
- Space/Emergency Blanket
- Cell Phone/GPS Device*
- Whistle
- Reusable Cup
*Our intent here is to have all participants running with their course on their phone and/or a GPS device such as a watch. We will mark the course as well as we can but over the last two years we have seen wildlife and cattle eat or trample our ribbons and pin flags. Having the track on you at all times can be an important piece of mind if you come to spot on course where you’re unsure of where to go.
Example for phone: Gaia app (free, works in airplane mode)
If you are using your watch for a GPS track, we highly recommend also carrying a phone in case of an emergency.
