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Go Wild Santa Cruz 4 Hr

Scotts Valley, United States • 14 Nov 2026

Go Wild! Santa Cruz 2 Hr, 4 Hr

This is a trail and wilderness scramble held in the open spaces of Santa Cruz, based at 305 Evergreen St, Santa Cruz, CA. The route area includes redwood and mixed forests and open meadows, with navigation off established roads and on natural trails.

Participants compete individually or in teams of one to five using a custom map to locate checkpoints placed along trails and in wild areas. Each competitor or team may visit up to twenty checkpoints during their run. The event is offered in two time formats:

  • 4 Hour format
  • 2 Hour format

A finish area provides refreshments and space for socializing after the course. The event is part of the 2026 Nav-X season series and takes place on November 14, 2026. The format emphasizes map reading and route choice across varied terrain rather than a single fixed course distance. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States California Scotts Valley

Race information

Registration
4 hr
4 Hour
2 hr
2 Hour
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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