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Up & Over Trail Run Weekend

Taos Ski Valley, United States • 2-3 Aug 2025

The Up & Over Trail Run Weekend in Taos Ski Valley, New Mexico, is a premier mountain running event held annually in early August. The highlight is the challenging 10K trail run featuring a steep 2,612-foot climb from 9,321' to 11,819' elevation, offering stunning views of Kachina and Wheeler Peaks, followed by a technical descent through alpine terrain. The weekend also includes the VerticAL’s Vert-K, a demanding vertical 1K race up the steep Al’s Run ski slope, and a kids’ 1K Up & Dn fun run for children 10 and under. Runners can compete in one or both main events for the “Double Trouble” challenge. The event fosters a supportive atmosphere with prizes, custom gear, and post-race nutrition. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States New Mexico Taos Ski Valley

Race information

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10 km
2612 m+
10k
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