963 Beulah Challenge
Wildwood, United States • 7 Feb 2026
Event overview
The 963 Beulah Challenge is a night trail running event held February 7, 2026, at Greensfelder County Park, Beulah Shelter in Wildwood, Missouri (4515 Hencken Road). The event is presented by Terrain Trail Runners and is capped at 75 participants. A portion of the event proceeds will be donated to Gateway Off-Road Cyclists (GORC). Registration closes on February 1, 2026. Onsite race-day registration is available; race-day entries are cash only with published fees for each timed event.
Course and logistics
The event is a timed, loop-based trail race on the Beulah Loop/Trail. The loop is 4.2 miles long with approximately 397 ft elevation gain and 397 ft elevation loss per loop. The trail is single track, all dirt, with rocks and roots; a solid headlamp is recommended. The 2026 loop will be run counter-clockwise.
Distances offered
- 9 Hours - 50K (8 loops)
- 6 Hours - 25.2 miles (6 loops)
- 3 Hours - 12.6 miles (3 loops)
There will be a single aid station at the Beulah Shelter encountered each loop; drop bags may be left at the shelter at check-in. The event has a no-crew and no-pacer policy due to limited parking and space. The race is cup-free; participants should bring their own drinking receptacle. Male, female, and non-binary runners are welcome. No medals, awards, or race photos are provided. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.