Standhope 100

Standhope 100 is Idaho’s Highest Trail Race, now a 100-mile endurance event set in the Pioneer Mountains. The race, held July 25–26, traces remote wilderness trails with more than 23,000 feet of elevation gain and long stretches between aid stations. Features include 12 fully stocked aid stations, a custom finisher belt buckle, a technical race shirt, and a well-marked course supported by experienced staff, medical support, and live tracking via spot trackers. Runners must be self-sufficient between aid and confront backcountry conditions and wildlife. There is no qualifying requirement for 2026, but entrants should be prepared for a grueling, remote mountain challenge. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.