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Crawlin with the Cougars

Spanish Fork, United States • 18 Jul 2026

Crawlin With The Cougars

The event takes place on July 18, 2026, in Spanish Fork, Utah. It is a point-to-point, journey-style mountain race that moves across remote backcountry and high ridgelines before descending into a forested finish in Hobble Creek Canyon.

The course progresses through a range of alpine environments. Runners pass wide-open alpine meadows and exposed, airy ridgelines and encounter sections with rugged climbs and flowing descents. The route follows a clear progression through the Wasatch, with changes in terrain and views along the way.

The description emphasizes the mountain setting and route character rather than specific logistics. Terrain features that define the course include steep climbs, exposed ridgelines, open meadows, and forested singletrack at the finish.

Distances offered: Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

  • 25K
  • 50K
United States Utah Spanish Fork

Race information

Registration
50 km
50k
25 km
25k
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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