High-alpine adventure through Utah's Tushar range
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A challenging high-alpine loop through the Tushar Mountains sharing significant terrain with the 100K but bypassing the early southern push to City Creek Peak. Runners tackle the Copper Belt out-and-back saddle, descend to Blue Lake, climb the Blue Lake Trail, and summit Shelly Baldy Peak before finishing at Eagle Point Resort. Expect exposed ridgelines, multiple creek crossings, and night running for many participants.
Experienced ultrarunners
Beaver, UT, United StatesAugust 01, 2026
Tushars Mountain Runs 70K is a loop trail race in Beaver, UT, United States, held on August 01, 2026. The course covers 44.3 miles, climbs 11,490 ft, and has a 23h cutoff.
| Location | Mile | Elevation | Cutoff | Crew | Pacers | Drop bags |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Start Start | 0.0 | 10,325 ft | — | Crew | Drop Bags | |
Lake Stream Aid Station | 3.8 | 10,509 ft | — | |||
Alunite Ridge Aid Station | 8.5 | 10,807 ft | — | |||
Bullion Pasture I Aid Station | 15.7 | 10,991 ft | 11h5:00 PM | Crew | Drop Bags | |
Copper Belt I Aid Station | 18.4 | 10,036 ft | — | |||
Copper Belt II Aid Station | 25.0 | 10,203 ft | — | |||
Bullion Pasture II Aid Station | 27.8 | 9,879 ft | 15h40m9:40 PM | Crew | Pacers | Drop Bags |
Mud Lake Aid Station | 34.4 | 11,024 ft | 18h30m12:30 AM +1 | |||
Skyline Aid Station | 39.5 | 10,430 ft | 21h15m3:15 AM +1 | |||
Finish Finish | 44.3 | 10,325 ft | 23h5:00 AM +1 | Crew | Drop Bags |
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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Camping passes (tent, car, and RV) available for purchase at bib pickup at Eagle Point Resort. No vehicles allowed on the grass. A separate email with details goes to those who purchase a camping pass.
Course runs at 9,500-11,356 ft throughout. Altitude sickness and dehydration are common race-day issues.
Rapidly changing mountain weather — thunderstorms, hail, and cold possible at any time.
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