Snow Peaks 50 Mile Trail Run

Provo, United States • 14 Jun 2025

The Snow Peaks 50 Mile Trail Run, formerly known as the Squaw Peak 50, is a challenging ultramarathon held in the Wasatch Mountains near Provo, Utah. The race features a scenic 50-mile loop course with over 13,000 feet of elevation gain and loss, including five major climbs ranging from 1,100 to nearly 3,000 feet. The terrain consists of 43% dirt trails, 38% dirt roads, and 19% paved sections, passing landmarks like Bridal Veil Falls and Windy Pass at nearly 9,300 feet. The course is well-marked and offers a demanding yet rewarding experience for trail runners, with a registration cap of 350 participants. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

50 mi
13000 m+
50 Mile
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