Logan Peak Trail Run

The Logan Peak Trail Run is a challenging 26-mile ultramarathon held in Logan, Utah, featuring over 6,600 feet of elevation gain. The course loops through the scenic Bear River Range, including Logan Dry Canyon and Providence Canyon, offering varied terrain such as pine and fir forests, wildflower meadows, and mountain springs. Runners face significant climbs, including a 900-foot ascent to Logan Peak, with an optional shorter 22-mile Syncline Loop that skips the peak climb.

The race starts and finishes at Hyrum Gibbons Mt. Logan Park and provides aid stations with water sources along the route. The event is known for its spectacular views and rugged mountain trails, making it a memorable experience for trail runners. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.