Peavine Peak Hill Climb

Reno, United States • 18 Oct 2025

The Peavine Peak Hill Climb is a challenging 9.4-mile race held in Reno, Nevada, featuring a total elevation gain of 3,018 feet. Starting at Melton Elementary School, runners navigate half a mile of access roads and neighborhood trails before ascending Chalk Canyon via a 2-mile singletrack to the first aid station. The course then tackles a steep, rocky ATV trail up Tower Ridge to the summit of Peavine Peak. After crossing the summit, participants descend 2.4 miles on smooth dirt roads to a second aid station, then retrace their steps back to the start. The event offers a scenic and demanding hill climb experience. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

9 mi
3018 m+
9.4 Miler
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