Wasatch 100
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Wasatch 100
The Wasatch 100 is a 100-mile trail endurance run held in Utah the first Friday and Saturday after Labor Day each year. The route runs from East Mountain Wilderness Park to Soldier Hollow and follows trails in the Wasatch Mountains.
The course includes substantial elevation change, with a cumulative gain of approximately 24,000 feet and a cumulative loss of approximately 23,300 feet. Trail maps, mileage and elevation tables, aid station locations, and cut-off and drop-bag information are published for the course. Results, photos, and historical finish lists are maintained for past races.
The event is presented as a long-distance trail running competition over natural terrain. It is described as an endurance test over rugged mountain trails and includes organized support such as aid stations and documented mileages. The race has an established history and archives that list past finishers and winners. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
