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The Bear

Logan, United States • 25 Sep 2026

The Bear 100 Mile Run

The Bear 100 is a point-to-point 100-mile race. The route starts in Logan, Utah, and finishes at Bear Lake on the border of Utah and Idaho. The course travels through the Wasatch-Cache National Forest and the Bear River Range.

The event is a qualifier for the Hardrock 100 and Western States 100. It is also a UTMB index race. Participation requires qualification via a prior official race. Runners must have completed a 50-mile race within 16 hours, or a 100K or longer race, within the four years before registration.

Additionally, runners are required to complete 8 hours of volunteer service, such as trail work or volunteering at an ultra, within a specified window before the race.

The race uses a lottery registration system, which was open from November 15 to December 15 for this edition. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States Utah Logan

Race information

Website Registration
100 mi
100 Miler
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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