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Behind the Rocks Ultra - Moab

Moab, United States • 28 Mar 2026

Behind the Rocks Ultra

The Behind the Rocks Ultra is an endurance event held in the desert landscape of Moab, Utah. Participants navigate the terrain surrounding the Behind the Rocks Trail area. The event offers several different distances to accommodate various endurance goals, ranging from shorter trail runs to full ultramarathon distances.

The available distances for this event include:

  • 50 Miles
  • 50K
  • 30K
  • 10 Miles

The course is located at the Behind the Rocks Trail in the 84532 area of Moab. Registered participants move through a landscape characterized by the red rock formations and technical trail features typical of southeastern Utah. The event is scheduled to take place in late March, providing an opportunity for trail running in the high desert environment. All race distances are conducted on the same day, focusing on trail and ultra-running disciplines. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States Utah Moab

Race information

Website Registration
50 mi
50 Miler
50 km
50k
30 km
30k
10 mi
10 Miler
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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