963 Beulah Challenge
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963 Beulah Challenge
The 963 Beulah Challenge is a timed night trail event organized by Terrain Trail Runners at the Beulah Shelter in Greensfelder County Park, Wildwood, Missouri. The course is a 4.2 mile singletrack loop with approximately 397 feet of elevation gain and 397 feet of elevation loss per loop. The 2027 edition will run the loop clockwise.
The event offers three timed options:
- 9 Hours - target 50K, 8 loops
- 6 Hours - target 25.2 miles, 6 loops
- 3 Hours - target 12.6 miles, 3 loops
The race is capped at 75 participants. There is a single aid station at the Beulah Shelter that runners reach every loop. Drop bags and gear may be left at the shelter at check in. The event is cup free; runners should bring their own drinking receptacle or soft flask. A limited number of collapsible cups are available for purchase at check in for $5.
The event does not provide medals, awards, or post-race meals; finishing within the allotted time earns a souvenir. Crew, pacers, and spectators are not allowed due to limited parking and permitting. A portion of race proceeds is donated to Gateway Off-Road Cyclists and the 2027 anniversary initiative matches participant donations to that group. The race also participates in the Trail Mix Fund to waive registration fees for eligible runners. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
