Mountain Sheep Canyon Run

LeChee, United States • 11 Apr 2026

Mountain Sheep Canyon Run : Saturday, Apr 11, 2026

The event takes place in Page, AZ on Saturday, Apr 11, 2026. Registration closes Apr 5. The event is on Navajo Nation but will follow Page, AZ (Phoenix) local time.

Distances:

  • 10 Mile
  • 5K

Courses and logistics

The 10 Mile is a loop through Navajo Nation sand and slot canyons of Mountain Sheep Canyon near Antelope Canyon. The course begins on double track, moves into single track through washes, follows ridges on dune and under mesa baseline, then descends into a slot before returning via a downhill wash to the start/finish. Total ascent is 850 feet and total descent is 850 feet. The course has four hydration stations with Tailwind Nutrition products and some snack and food at one aid station. This is a cupless race; no disposable cups will be on course.

The 5K is a lollipop-style loop starting on sand double track, entering a wash into Owl Canyon, and returning to the double track for the finish. It has one water station at the halfway point and is rated easy to easy-medium effort. Bib pickup is at the start line on 4/10/2026 and on race morning. The event is part of the MoccasinRunning weekend. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

10 mi
850 m+
10 Mile
5 km
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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