UTE 100 Mile
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Ute 100
The Ute 100 takes place August 8-9, 2026 in the La Sal Mountains, Utah. The event offers these distances:
- 100 mile single-loop course
- 50 mile single-loop course
- 50k single-loop course
The course is a newly approved single loop that circumnavigates the La Sals. The 100 mile route has an average elevation above 8,700 ft and roughly 25,000 ft of total elevation gain. Runners encounter high desert singletrack along the Porcupine trails with views of Castle Valley and the Moab desert, and traverse scree and alpine terrain on Manns Peak, which reaches about 12,272 ft. In the event of lightning, the route bypasses Manns Peak via Burro Pass trail.
Aid stations are staffed and offer a range of nutrition and hot food. Common supplies include Tailwind, Muir Energy gels, banana bread, fruit, sweet and salty snacks, soda, and warm options such as bacon, quesadillas, potatoes, and pierogis. There are both crew-accessible and water-only aid stations along the course.
Registration for the event includes a gender specific race shirt, BOCO hat, personalized bib, belt buckle for 100 mile finishers, handmade finishers awards for 50 mile and 50k, access to stocked aid stations, and a post-race meal. An online pre-race meeting will be hosted via Facebook Live and the recording will be available on YouTube in the week before the race.
Camping and lodging options are available near the start and throughout the La Sal Mountains. Mason Draw Campground lies about 1 mile from the start and offers basic, first come first served sites for a fee. Warner Lake Campground is higher in elevation and offers reservable sites and first come first served sites. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
