Wilson Creek Frozen 50K

Melba, United States • 23 Jan 2027

Trail Running in Southwest Idaho

The Wilson Creek Frozen 50k takes place on the Wilson Creek trail system, located approximately 30 minutes south of Nampa, Idaho. This winter event leads participants through the Reynolds Creek gorge along the China Ditch and includes a summit of Wilson Peak. The course is designed to showcase the region's landscape during the colder winter months.

Participants can choose from three distinct distances:

  • 50k: A combination of the two loops with 6000 feet of total elevation gain.
  • 20 Mile: A single loop featuring 4500 feet of elevation gain.
  • 10 Mile: A single loop featuring 1500 feet of elevation gain.

The event is held in Melba, Idaho, and utilizes varied terrain within the local trail networks. The race is part of the ITUS and ITS series. Registration for the event typically opens in August of the preceding year. Facilities and services mentioned include packet pickup locations and volunteer opportunities. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

50 km
50k
20 mi
20 Mile
10 mi
10 Mile
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