Old Ephraim 200
Logan, United States • 24 Aug 2026
Old Ephraim 200
The Old Ephraim 200 is a point-to-point endurance race situated in the Bear River Mountain Range of Northern Utah. The course covers a total distance of 215 miles and features approximately 40,000 feet of elevation gain. The terrain consists almost entirely of off-road surfaces, including remote single-track trails and Forest Service roads, with less than 1.5 miles of paved sections throughout the entire route.
The route passes through diverse natural landscapes such as dense pine and aspen forests, open meadows, and quiet mountain stretches. The event is named after a historically significant grizzly bear from the Logan Canyon area, and the course includes an aid station located at the animal's graveside monument.
Participating in this event requires specific prior experience. Athletes must have successfully finished at least one mountain race of 100 miles or more. This qualification must be completed before the race date and is verified through official results.
Available Distances:
- 215 miles with 40,000 feet of climbing on trails and mountain roads.
The event provides staffed aid stations equipped with mountain necessities such as tents, stoves, and satellite communication for safety and coordination in remote areas. Registration for the event closes in late July. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.