Double the suffering — two complete laps of the 23K loop with 9,000 feet of gain
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The Broken Arrow 46K is the 23K course done twice: 28 miles, 9,000 feet of climbing, and two trips up the Stairway to Heaven ladder. Runners pass through the Village at the halfway point, where they can access their drop bag before heading back out for a full second lap of the same spectacular alpine loop. Starting at 7AM, the day stretches across back-to-back technical mountain laps at altitude, all on a 12-hour cutoff. Crew is permitted only at the Village halfway point.
Experienced ultrarunners
Olympic Valley, CA, United StatesJune 20, 2026
Broken Arrow Skyrace 46K is a loop trail race in Olympic Valley, CA, United States, held on June 20, 2026. The course covers 28.1 miles, climbs 9,000 ft, and has a 12h cutoff.
| Location | Mile | Elevation | Cutoff | Crew | Drop bags |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Start Start | 0.0 | 6,214 ft | — | ||
KT-22 Aid Station Aid Station | 2.7 | 6,542 ft | — | ||
Snow King Aid Station Aid Station | 4.7 | 7,526 ft | — | ||
Siberia Aid Station Aid Station | 8.8 | 8,182 ft | — | ||
High Camp Aid Station Aid Station | 11.8 | 7,510 ft | — | ||
Village Aid Station Aid Station | 13.8 | 6,237 ft | — | Crew | Drop Bags |
KT-22 Aid Station (Loop 2) Aid Station | 16.5 | 6,667 ft | — | ||
Snow King Aid Station (Loop 2) Aid Station | 18.5 | 7,526 ft | — | ||
Siberia Aid Station (Loop 2) Aid Station | 22.6 | 8,671 ft | — | ||
High Camp Aid Station (Loop 2) Aid Station | 25.6 | 8,133 ft | — | ||
Village Aid Station (Loop 2) Aid Station | 27.7 | 6,237 ft | — | Crew | Drop Bags |
Finish Finish | 28.1 | 6,227 ft | 12h7:00 PM |
Aid station details for this race are still being filled in. Cutoffs and access rules come from the race’s own published information and can change — check the official race details before planning around them.
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Course reaches approximately 9,000 ft twice; most of the route is above 7,500 ft
Shirley Canyon is often snow-covered in June; microspikes may be needed on both laps
June conditions can include snow, lightning, wind, and extreme heat across a single day
No required gear specified
No recommended gear specified
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