Boise Greenbelt Relays & 50 Mile Ultra

About the Event

Join the LESS Society for our third annual Table Rock Run, a community celebration of health, perseverance, and purpose. This scenic event brings together healthcare professionals, families, and outdoor enthusiasts for a morning of movement, connection, and giving back — all against the backdrop of Boise’s iconic foothills.

The run advances the LESS Society’s mission of Technology, Investing, Education, and Research (TIER) by fostering collaboration between innovation and community wellness. Proceeds from the event will support the LESS Society Idaho Scholarship Initiative, which provides educational opportunities for Idaho students pursuing careers in healthcare, science, and community leadership.

Course Details

The Table Rock Trail (#15) is a 3.8-mile round-trip route with approximately 900 feet of elevation gain. Runners will start at the Table Rock Trailhead, climb to the summit overlooking downtown Boise and the Treasure Valley, and loop back to the base. The course is moderate in difficulty, fully marked, and staffed with volunteers to ensure safety and support.

In the event of muddy or unsafe conditions, the route will shift to the Old Penitentiary Loop Trail (#17) and Shoshone-Bannock Trail (#20) — maintaining a similar distance while protecting sensitive terrain.

Event Support & Amenities

Aid Stations: Located at the trailhead, midpoint, and summit with water, electrolyte drinks, light snacks, and first aid

Restrooms: Available at the trailhead

Safety: On-site certified medical responder and radio-equipped volunteers along the course

Sustainability: Post-race cleanup and trail restoration led by volunteers to leave the trail in better condition than before

Trail Etiquette

Please help us preserve the trails and ensure a great experience for all participants:

Stay on marked routes and follow volunteer directions

Yield to uphill hikers and other trail users

Respect wildlife and natural surroundings

Carry out all trash and personal belongings

Why We Run

The LESS Society Table Rock Run is more than a race — it’s a movement that unites fitness, philanthropy, and community. Each step helps fund scholarships for Idaho students who aspire to serve their communities through education, medicine, and leadership.

Together, we’re creating lasting impact — for Boise’s trails, for Idaho’s students, and for a healthier, more connected future.

Bogus 50/50 50 Mile, 50K and 27K

We have some amazing trails in the Boise area and the 50 Mile hits all of the favorites! If you're ready for a challenging and fun 50 Mile trail run come join us! This event also includes a 50K and a 27K! All three courses start and finish at Fort Boise parking lot in the lower Foothills and showcase our great trails! Check out the website for a written course directions and elevation map. 50 MileReign of Pain is back! The first male and female runners to get to the aid station at Bogus Road for the 50Mile race gets $100! *You must finish the race to be eligible for the cash!*The 50 Mile course winds it's way from the lower foothills up to Sweet Connie/Eastside then over to Shingle Creek and back using some of the most beautiful trails in the state. The 50 Mile has an elevation gain of approximately 7,680 feet. The 50 Mile has 2 cutoffs, they are both hard cutoffs. The first is approx mile 24 - Bogus Rd Aid Station at 1PM and the 2nd is approx mile 43.75 - 8th Street/Motorcycle Parking Aid Station at 5PM. 50KThe 50K course gives area ultrarunners a close-to-home venue for a trail ultra and showcases the tremendous natural resources of the Boise foothills. The 50K has a cutoff at mile 22 aid station at 2pm and an elevation gain of approximately 4688 feet.27KThe 27K is an out and back on the 50M and 50K courses.  This will be great for spectator viewing and cheering! The 27K has an elevation gain of approximately 2354 feet..All courses include multiple uphill and downhill sections. The terrain is of moderate difficulty, providing a challenge to runners, but not too hard for first-timers. This is a green race so you will need to bring a collapsible cup for the aid stations.Be sure to get signed up by September 14th to be guaranteed race schwag! No refunds will be provided, including in the event of a cancellation outside of the organizers control. No pacers are allowed..Packet Pickup is Thursday September 24th from 10-6 and Friday September 25th from 10-2 at Idaho Running Company in Boise. You can also pick up your packet at the race 1 hour before your race start time. Same day registration WILL BE available.Please check out all the race details at https://www.pulserunning.com/bogus-50-50

Event's current local time: 2:35 AM MT

Who was SueB?

A vivacious, intelligent woman who is missed dearly every day. February 9, 1955 – April 4, 2008

Susan Elaine Brubaker Newby died in 2008 during a mysterious horseback riding incident. After her death, family, and friends realized that SueB – her nickname – was likely in an abusive marriage. SueB’s sister, Marj, and friends, Leslie and Teresa turned to the WCA as a way to honor SueB’s life and increase awareness about domestic violence. Their hope: “to help other successful, smart, beautiful women like SueB leave these relationships before it’s too late.”

About The Race:

Continuing to honor the memory of Susan “Sue B” Newby, The 17th Annual SueB 5K kicks off on Sunday, October 4th at 12 pm at Julia Davis Park in Downtown Boise, ID. Each participant will receive a free t-shirt*.

In addition to the race, there will be a community resource fair starting at 10:30 am that is open to the public. This is an opportunity to discover and learn about the fantastic resources that our community has to offer. Raising awareness and encouraging important discussions about domestic abuse has always been a passion of Sue’s family and friends.

Race fees support our Endowment Fund to ensure the WCA can maintain our services and serve our clients for many years to come. The object of this Endowment is to provide funds in perpetuity for the operation of all of the WCA’s programs to provide safety, healing, and freedom from domestic abuse and sexual assault.

In the heartfelt words of Sue’s sister Marj Sente: "Don’t wait until your sister, daughter or mother is a victim of domestic abuse or sexual assault, step forward now and make an investment in the WCA to raise awareness about domestic violence."

This is a great opportunity to celebrate positive relationships with your family, friends, and coworkers. Will you join us?

About The Course:

The 2026 SueB 5K course starts in Julia Davis park on the pathway between the Rose Garden and Boise Art Museum. Participants will venture onto the Boise River Greenbelt and travel east, staying on the north side of the Greenbelt. There will be an aid station with water at the halfway point (near Kristen Armstrong Park). Runners and walkers will then turn and head back towards Julia Davis park, finishing where they started!

CHECK OUT THE FULL COURSE HERE

Packet Pickup Information:

Wednesday September 30th: 12pm - 7pm at Fleet Feet Meridian (3573 E Longwing Ln STE 105, Meridian, ID 83646)

Thursday October 1st: 9am - 3pm at The WCA (720 W Washington St Boise, ID 83706)

Friday October 2nd: 12pm - 7pm at Fleet Feet Nampa (1850 Caldwell Blvd Nampa, ID 83651)

Sat. October 3rd: 10am - 12pm at The WCA (720 W Washington St Boise, ID 83706)

Note: There will be limited race-day registration and packet pickup on Sunday, October 4th starting at 10:30am for those that are unable to make it before race day!

*Must be signed up by Tuesday, September 17th, to guarantee a t-shirt

Interested in volunteering at the race for this amazing cause? We would love your help! PLEASE SIGN UP HERE!