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The Cache Slam

Logan, United States • 26 Sep 2026

What is the Cache Slam?

The Cache Slam is a challenge based on combined finish times from three specific trail races in Utah's Cache County region: the Logan Peak Trail Run, the White Pine 50, and the Bear 100. These events are geographically connected. The Logan Peak race serves as the starting point for the Bear 100, and the White Pine 50 shares trails with the middle section of the Bear 100 course.

How to Participate

To complete the slam, a runner must participate in all three races within a single calendar year. Participants must independently register for and gain entry into each of the three individual events. There is a separate, no-cost registration specifically for the Cache Slam challenge.

Awards

Prizes are awarded to the top overall male and female finishers based on their combined times across the three races. All other runners who complete the slam within the year receive a participation award. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States Utah Logan

Race information

Registration
100 mi
Bear 100
50 mi
White Pine 50
Logan Peak
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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