Deadman Peaks Trail Run

The Deadman Peaks Trail Run, held near Cuba, New Mexico, is a challenging and scenic high desert race along the Continental Divide Trail through the Rio Puerco Valley. The course features mostly single-track trails with some jeep roads, traversing diverse terrain including sand, rocks, slickrock, and rolling hills at elevations between 6,350 and 7,400 feet. Runners experience stunning views of pinon forests, hoodoos, badlands, mesas, mountains, and volcanic plugs like Cabezon Peak. Distances offered include a 53-mile out-and-back, a 55K, a 30K, and a 10-mile course, with the 53-mile race allowing pacers on the return leg. Participants receive custom bibs, shirts, and finisher medals. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.