Signal Peak Trail Runs

Emigrant Gap, United States • 3 Oct 2026

Event Overview

The Signal Peak Trail Runs include a 24-mile trail running event.

Course Details

The event takes place at Bear Valley PG&E Group Campground near Emigrant Gap, California. The course features approximately 3,300 feet of elevation gain. The route will be marked, but runners are advised to download a course map in advance. The event is cupless; participants must carry a reusable cup or bottle.

Aid Stations and Finish

The course has multiple aid stations, including Fuller Aid at miles 4 and 20.2, an Eagle Lakes water station at miles 10 and 14, and Fordyce Aid at mile 12. Aid stations provide water, electrolytes, soda, energy gels, bananas, salt, and other snacks. A finisher meal is provided, typically burgers with a vegan option.

Participant Information

The cutoff time for finishing is 6:00 PM. Participants receive custom event swag (if ordered during registration) and a finisher medal. Awards are given to the top three male and female finishers. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

50 km
50k
24 mi
24m
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