Goat Rattler 100
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Goat Rattler 100
The Goat Rattler 100 is a long-distance trail running event held in the Wasatch Mountains of North Ogden, Utah. The course consists of 97% single-track trails and features approximately 22,000 feet of elevation gain. The event takes place in September, providing participants with views of the mountain range during a month typically characterized by favorable running weather.
The event starts at McGriff Park and has a total time limit of 36 hours. While there is no official qualification requirement for the 2026 edition, the organizers note the technical nature of the terrain. Registration is open to all runners, though it is recommended that participants have prior experience with the distance.
Available distances include:
- 100 miles (approximately 161 km)
Participants receive live GPS tracking for the duration of the event to assist with safety and remote monitoring. Registration also includes camping at Cutler Flats through Sunday and a selection of event-related items in a participant bag. Raffles and giveaways are part of the event activities.
Support crews and pacers are permitted at the event. Crews must follow specific rules regarding parking at aid stations to manage congestion. The first point where participants can pick up a pacer is located at the Lower Maples aid station, approximately 43.6 miles into the course. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
