Salt and Sulfur 420

Salt Lake City, United States • 5 Aug 2026

Salt and Sulfur 420 - August 5, 2026

Salt and Sulfur 420 is a long distance point to point run covering 420 miles from Salt Lake City to West Yellowstone. The route is described as primarily paved road with about fifty miles on dirt. The event is listed as Crewed, Screwed and frames itself around adventure, connection to nature, and personal growth. All proceeds will be donated to the Women's Center in Salt Lake City.

The organizer describes the event as a multi day journey where physical effort is accompanied by a strong mental component. Participants can expect several days on the route and extended exposure to varied terrain and landscape. The description notes that endurance through uncertainty and exhaustion plays a large role and that the event will not accept every applicant. Registration closed March 1, 2026. The overall presentation emphasizes the journey aspect and the potential for emotional and mental challenge in addition to physical distance. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

420 mi
420 Mile Journey Run
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