In this endurance event, you run for the duration you’ve registered for (6, 12, 24, or 48 hours). The objective is to complete as many loops as possible within that time frame.

Each runner wears a chip on their bib, which records your laps every time you cross the timing mat. Large screens will display your lap count at the end of each loop in real-time.

The course consists mostly of flat trail, with a few paved sections. For more information on the terrain and elevation profile, visit our Course Page.

Yes, you can access your vehicle during the race. Many participants use their cars as personal aid stations or for naps.

Yes, hiking poles are allowed, though few runners use them. If they help with stability, especially if the weather is wet, feel free to bring them along.

Yes, there’s plenty of space near the race start for personal tents, and a large warming tent is also available. Space is allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

We provide a large aid station at the start/finish area, stocked with food, drinks, and essentials. There’s also a warming tent, a drop bag location, and space for personal tents. Additionally, you’ll have access to your vehicle throughout the race.

Most of the course is on a flat trail surface, with minimal elevation changes. For a more detailed elevation profile, please refer to the Course Page.