Moab 240 Trail Race
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Moab 240 Trail Race
The Moab 240 is a long-distance trail ultramarathon held in Moab, UT. The course covers 241.8 miles and traverses desert, canyons, slick rock, and two mountain ranges while passing near Canyonlands and Arches National Park. Total elevation gain is 31,892 feet, with an equal elevation loss of 31,892 feet.
The race is staged on National Forest lands and includes 15 full aid stations, five of which are designated as sleep stations. The overall time limit for the course is 112 hours. A course map and an elevation profile are provided by the organizer.
Event dates listed for upcoming years include a multi-day window in October. For the 2027 edition the race dates are October 8 to October 12, and the entry process uses a lottery with entries opening in early January, closing in late January, and a drawing shortly after the close.
Photography and media for the event show desert and red rock landscapes, mesas, and trails that range from open dirt roads to rocky singletrack. The listed course length, elevation, aid station setup, and the presence of sleep stations are core logistical features described for the event. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
