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Founded in the 1960’s, George Whittell is a small high school surrounded by pine forests overlooking Lake Tahoe in Zephyr Cove, Nevada.
George Whittell High School's Student Council is hosting this trail run. Come support students as they organize, plan, and host the race!
The race course will cross creeks and logs alongside many trees, rocks, and squirrels.
In addition to the 5K race, we have an 800 meter fun run for the little ones. Popsicles for all finishers in the fun run!
Runners, walkers, everyone are welcome to participate and enjoy some hot chocolate, medals, and good times!! To keep costs down and participation high, t-shirts are sold separately through the website. The shirts were designed by the students.
So sorry, but pets are NOT allowed on school property. The trail is also NOT stroller friendly unless you have a team to carry it through parts of the woods ;)
About The NorCal Backyard Ultra returns October 23 & 24, 2026, bringing runners back to the familiar trails around Folsom Lake for another test of endurance and resolve. Each lap begins the same, but how far you go depends entirely on you!Two events make up the weekend. The Last Person Standing begins at 5:00 PM on Friday, October 23rd. Runners must complete a 4.16 mile loop every hour, on the hour, until only one runner remains. The Mini Last Person Standing starts at 7:00 AM on Saturday, October 24th, and runs for up to 12 hours, allowing participants to cover as many as 50 miles.Prize money will again be awarded: $400 to the Last Person Standing, $200 to the Assist (second place), and $100 to the Last Female Standing. The 12 hour Mini event offers a reduced entry fee for runners who want the backyard experience without the overnight hours.Whether you’re chasing distance, competition, or discovery, the NorCal Backyard Ultra offers a chance to test limits in a supportive and focused
environment. Format At the start of each hour, runners begin a 4.16 mile lap and must finish it before the next hour begins. Failing to be at the start line when the next lap begins ends your race. The event continues until one runner completes a lap within the hour and no other runners remain.The planned course will feature roughly equal parts road and smooth trail around Folsom Lake. Due to ongoing construction, the final route and elevation profile will be confirmed closer to race day.Runners seeking the full backyard experience or goals such as 100K or 100 miles+ should register for the Last Person Standing event. Those looking for a contained challenge can join the 12 hour Mini event, which is limited to 50 miles.The rules are simple. The challenge is not. The "Mini" If you want to experience the Last Person Standing format but prefer a more approachable distance, all within the daylight, then the Mini is for you. Designed for runners aiming for 12 to 50 miles, this event follows the
same 4.2-mile loop every hour format but ends after 12 hours or 50 miles, whichever comes first.The Mini starts on Saturday October 24th at 7:00AM, with the same format and course as the Last Person Standing Event. Equipment Rental If you're traveling to the race or don't already own equipment, you may rent a 6' table for $50 (taxes not included) or a 10'x10' tent, 6' table, & chair package for $140 (taxes not included)* from us. Rentals are first come first serve and will be available for pickup on race weekend. *Damage, lost, or stolen equipment may incur an additional fee. Awards All participants in both events will receive a NorCal BackYard Ultra quarter zip and a handcrafted wooden finisher award based on the distance completed. Distance categories include 13 miles, 50 kilometers, 50 miles, 100 kilometers, and 100 miles. Runners who complete 100 miles or more will also receive a bronze finisher belt buckle. • $400 to the Last Person Standing • $100 to the Assist (2nd Place) • $100 to
the Last Female Standing (may be combined with the above awards) Aid Stations There are no "on course" aid stations but there will be a fully stocked aid stations at Beals Point for runners to use. Additionally, all runners will be given a parking spot near the start / finish line and may utilize the grassy area near the start line to serve as a personal aid station area. The Unity Initiative In response to recent federal aid cuts, The Unity Initiative was created to support vital nonprofits that serve our communities. By donating to one of our partner organizations, participants can receive a future race discount and have their donation matched — up to $40 or 25% of their registration fee. This program aims to restore a sense of unity and compassion, ensuring local organizations continue to thrive despite reduced government support. Together, we can keep our communities strong.Selected Nonprofit Partners:- Placer Food Bank- Sacramento Food Bank- Court Appointed Special Advocates for
Children of Sacramento (CASA)- Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children of Placer County (CASA)- AcademySTAY- Sierra Club of California- Placer Land Trust- American Civil Liberties Union*Future discounts will be sent upon receipt of proof of donation. Please email donation receipts to [email protected]. Donations must be made in 2025 and prior to event date(s). Event's current local time: 1:53 AM PT
The Placer Breast Cancer Foundation is excited to be putting on the Hot Pink Fun Run again this year…with a twist! This year we will be holding the Hot Pink Bubbles & Brews Fun Run! There will be three options to choose from - 5K, 10K, or 1 mile.
Early packet will be held on September 27 from 10 AM to 1 PM or packet can be picked up at the Registration booth starting at 7:30 on Race Day!
What’s Coming Back?
This year all participants will be receiving: a tech shirt, a participant medal, pancakes, and either a beer or a mimosa (your choice!). Of course, our younger participants will be receiving an appropriate beverage of their own!
In addition, for those of you who aren’t runners we are offering an opportunity to support the Foundation and enjoy the pancakes and beverages with a $20 donation.
Pancakes will be cooked for us by our wonderful long-time supporters, the Roseville Firefighters with Roseville Firefighters Local 1592!
What’s the Same?
All proceeds still benefit the Placer Breast Cancer Foundation, a local non-profit that raises monies to fund breast cancer research, education, and community outreach!
The Jewel of the Sierra Nevada
November 7-8, 2026
Welcome to the 2026 Rio Del Lago Endurance Runs Presented by Altra!
🎉 Celebrating 25 Years of the Rio 100 & 5 Years of the Rio 50K!
The celebration is on! The Rio Del Lago Endurance Runs presented by Altra return on November 7, 2026, marking the 25th anniversary of the legendary Rio 100 Mile Endurance Run and the 5th running of the fan-favorite Rio 50K.
Whether this is your first Rio or your twenty-fifth, we’re doing cartwheels to welcome you to this milestone year. Together, we’ll honor a quarter century of endurance, community, and trail magic on one of Northern California’s most iconic courses.
🌄 About the Races
Rio 100 Mile Endurance Run presented by Altra
A true test of grit, determination, and heart. The Rio 100 takes runners on a breathtaking journey from Folsom to Auburn and back, showcasing miles of rolling singletrack, river views, and the rugged beauty of the Sierra foothills.
Rio 50K Endurance Run presented by Altra
Now in its 5th year, the Rio 50K starts alongside the 100 milers at Beal’s Point and follows the scenic early miles of the course. With stunning views along Folsom Lake, Lake Natoma, and the infamous Johnny Cash Trail, it’s the perfect distance for your first ultra or your fastest 50K yet!
🌟 A Milestone Year — A Legendary Experience
As we celebrate 25 years of Rio, expect an unforgettable weekend filled with tradition, camaraderie, and celebration. From world-class race organization and well-stocked aid stations to the warmth of our incredible volunteers, this year’s event will capture everything that makes Rio Del Lago truly special.
🎽 All Entries Include:
NorCalUltras Goody Swag Bag
Commemorative 25th Anniversary Technical Race Shirt
Finisher Medallion
100 Mile Finisher Belt Buckle (sub-30-hour finishers)
100 Mile Finisher Athleisure Lightweight Pullover
Neversecond Gels on Course
Skratch Hydration on Course
B-Tag Chip Timing
Bob and Brandt's Breakfast Bistro
Chef Tim’s “Soup for the Soul”
Beer Garden
🏕️ Plan Your Race Weekend
Visit our official website for detailed race information, course maps, and lodging options in our host city of Folsom, California.
💛 Join the Celebration
Be part of history as we honor 25 years of the Rio 100 and 5 years of the Rio 50K — a milestone weekend filled with tradition, community, and endurance.
25 Years Strong. 25 Years of Grit. 25 Years of Rio.
We can’t wait to celebrate this special year with you on the trails!
– The NorCalUltras Team
DESCRIPTION:
A FAMILY-FRIENDLY, ALL-COMERS 3-KILOMETER (1.86 MILE) FUN RUN AND WALK THAT STARTS ON WELLINGTON WAY NEAR THE GRANITE BAY HIGH SCHOOL PARKING LOT, AND VENTURES ALONG EAST ROSEVILLE PARKWAY, TRAVELS DOWN HILLSBOROUGH DRIVE, AND VENTURES BACK ALONG THE PEDESTRIAN SIDEWALKS OF EUREKA ROAD AND FINISHES IN FRONT OF GRANITE BAY HIGH SCHOOL ON WELLINGTON WAY.
6k course does 2 loops of the 3k course -- reversing course and doing it backwards!!!
3k: Clockwise
6k: Clockwise, then Counter-Clockwise
Date:
Thursday, November 26th, 2026
Time:
7:30am - 6k
8:00am - 3k
Location:
Wellington Way, in front of
Granite Bay High School,
#1 Grizzly Way,
Granite Bay, CA 95746
Parking:
GBHS Parking lot, or on the street along Wellington Way
Cost:
$35.00 early bird 07/31/2026-09/30/2026
$45.00 regular 10/01-10/31
$50.00 late 11/01-11/25
No Race Day Registration!
No Refunds unless extenuating circumstances (email me a love letter for refund consideration).
Additional online processing fee
bib, t-shirt, medal, CHIP timing, post-race snacks, and water and age group awards!
Course:
Starts on Wellington Way in front of Granite Bay High School, and follows a 1.86 mile, 3 kilometer clock-wise loop traveling along the pedestrian sidewalks only along East Roseville Parkway, Hillsborough Drive, Eureka Road, and back to Wellington Way. Course will be lightly traffic controlled by CHP and/or PCSO.
6k course does 2 loops of the 3k course -- reversing course and doing it backwards!!!
3k: Clockwise
6k: Clockwise, then Counter-Clockwise
Packet Pick-Up:
Granite Bay Public Library,
Wednesday, November 25th 2026
11am-6pm
Beneficiary:
Fieldhaven Feline Center, Lincoln
To Volunteer:
e-mail [email protected]
The Santa Hustle Race Series is more than just a run—it’s a magical holiday experience filled with festive fun, Christmas cheer, and a whole lot of Santa spirit! Runners of all ages and abilities are invited to join this winter wonderland race, featuring a scenic course, holiday music, and sweet treats like candy canes and cookies along the way. Every participant receives a Santa hat, beard, and a cozy themed sweatshirt to complete their jolly look. Whether you're dashing through the snow for a PR or just in it for the holiday vibes, the Santa Hustle is the perfect way to celebrate the season with family, friends, and fellow festive runners!
The Santa Hustle® Race Series includes events in cities such as Chicago, IL; Detroit, MI; Nashville, TN; Indianapolis, IN; Milwaukee, WI; San Antonio, TX; Galveston, TX; Roseville, CA; Glendale, AZ; Athens, GA; Orlando, FL; and virtually! We’re also adding new cities in 2025, so stay tuned! Join thousands of Santa's running across the nation!
Event Location Jacks Valley Elementary School.Check-in:8amRace start times: 9am Course Description Trail run on fire roads and single track that consists of some steep hills, technical footing in places, and outstanding views of Carson Valley and the surrounding mountains. The 21K will be 14 miles. Registration Registration before 10/09/2026: 6K: $30 | 12K: $30 | 22K: $35Registration after 10/09/2026: 6K: $40 | 12K: $40 | 22K: $45Race day registration: 6K: $40 | 12K: $40 | 22K: $45RACE DAY REGISTRATION from 7:45AM-8:45AM CASH, CHECK or Zelle transfer ONLY– please don’t be late!All runners will receive their bib# on race morning at check in. Series Information Jacks Valley Trail Rally, formerly Cold Turkey Run, is the second of three races in our new Fall Series. This series highlights the extensive trail networks surrounding Carson City, NV. It is a merger between Carson Canyons, a more traditionally structured trail race, and two of our former winter trail series runs Cold Turkey and Love
Can Be Cold, which were more casual runs. Developing a format for this merger has been challenging. I really want to maintain the same vibe and atmosphere which was so popular in our winter trail series, but also provide more options of distances running in more mild temperatures that Fall brings. We'll see how it goes this year and make adjustments for next year. Your feedback is always welcome! Awards There will be no finisher or division place awards. We want to keep registration rates reasonable and affordable. Participant Check-in Bib #'s can be picked up race morning. Dogs: Forest Service is requesting no dogs on course due to the sheep grazing for fuel reduction. Dogs are OK around the start/finish area, just not out on the courses. Weather We'll see what mother nature brings us this year. Aid Stations Aid stations! I know this will come as a big surprise to those of you who have participated in our Winter Traill Series for the past 15 years. But now that the WTS has been put to bed
and we are beginning a new tradition in the Fall, we thought that with milder temps we could go longer distances and those longer distances will require aid stations. These stations will have water only. 5K & 10K: no aid21K: 1 aid station at about mile 7. Directions From Reno: Take 580 South to the very end where it merges with Fairview. Take Fairview west until it T's at South Carson St. and turn left. Take Carson Street(395) south toward Minden/Gardnerville past the 50 West interchange. At top of hill approximately 1 mile past Hwy. 50, turn right onto Jacks Valley Road. JVES is about 2 miles down the road on the left. Park on the west side of the school in the dirt parking lot.From Minden/G-ville: 395 N. toward Carson City. At top of hill by Home Depot and Target, turn left onto Jacks Valley Road.JVES is about 2 miles down the road on the left. Park on the west side of the school in the dirt parking lot.From Carson City: Take Carson Street(395) south toward Minden/Gardnerville past the 50
West interchange. At top of hill approximately 1 mile past Hwy. 50, turn right onto Jacks Valley Road. JVES is about 2 miles down the road on the left. Park on the west side of the school in the dirt parking lot. Parking To maximize space, please park in rows in the open dirt lot North of the solar panel fencing. Should be plenty of parking. Please do not park in the paved parking area. Thank you! Event's current local time: 1:50 AM PT
Packet Pick up There will be no Friday evening runner check in. All runners must check in race morning for bib assignment. Course descriptions These are very scenic but challenging runs on some of the most popular trails in Carson City. For more detailed information, please visit our website at www.ascentruns.com. 6K: Figure eight course on jeep road and single track trail in and above Longview Canyon. It is 4 miles in length with close to 900' of climbing.12K: This is a daiseychain type course. The first mile and a half follows the 6K course then continues to climb up to Kings Canyon and then to the new Lincoln Bypass Trail. Here is where it connects with the 30K and 22K courses heading downhill on Lincoln Bypass Trail through Longview Canyon to the finish. The 12K(8 mile) is composed of half jeep road and half single track trail with 1600' of climbing..22K: The first mile of the course are on pavement. From the start runners will head north on Longview Way, turning left up Ash Canyon Road
towards the water tanks. At the water tanks the road turns into dirt and heads up Ash Canyon to the Ash to Kings Trail and the first aid station. After 5.6 miles on the Ash to Kings Connector Trail, runners will come to Waterfalll Road and the second aid station. The 22K will continue on the Ash to Kings Connector Trail for another 1.8 miles to the junction of Kings Canyon Road, cross the road, and enter onto the Lincoln Bypass Trail. After 2.2 miles on the Bypass Trail runners will come to the third and final aid station. The last 2.3 miles continues on the Lincoln Bypass Trail to the finish back at Long Ranch Park. This course is 14 miles long with 2100' of climbing on mostly single track. Registration 22K Start: 8:00AM6K & 12K Start: 8:30AMRegistration before 9/11/2026: 6K: $30 | 12K: $30 | 22K: $35 Registration after 9/11/2026: 6K: $40 | 12K: $40 | 22K: $45 Race day registration: 6K: $40 | 12K: $40 | 22K: $45 RACE DAY REGISTRATION from 6:45AM-7:45AM CASH, CHECK or Zelle transfer ONLY–
please don’t be late! Event Location Long Ranch Park, Carson City Aid Stations 22K & 30K – There will be 3 A/S’s out on the course.12K - You will hit the same aid station twice.6K - there is one aid station.Aid stations will serve water and other salt/sugar snack type food for refueling. This is a no cups event so every runner must carry a water bottle to refill and receive water at the A/S’s. Runner Check-in 22K & 30K runner check-in is from 6:45AM-7:45AM. Race start is 8:00AM.6K & 12K runner check-in is from 6:45AM-8:15AM. Race start is 8:30AM.All runners must check in prior to the start at Long Ranch Park race morning to receive their bib#. There is no Friday evening check in. Awards There will be no finisher or division place awards. We want to keep registration rates reasonable and affordable. We are transitioning this event into our new Fall Series which will include Jacks Valley Trail Rally on October 17, 2026 and Desert Island Trail Runs on November 14, 2026. This Fall Series will
replace our popular Winter Trail Series. All finishers, 21 or older, will get a coupon for one free draft beer with a purchase of an appetizer at the Fox Brewpub in downtown Carson City. Directions From RenoFrom 580 South: Exit onto Carson Street or 395 business. (It is the first exit once you come into Carson from Washoe Valley. Hospital is on your right. )Turn right onto Winnie Lane. Take Winnie Lane to the very end where it T's with Ash Canyon Road and turn right. Take the third left onto Longview Way. Long Ranch Park will be on your left hand side .8 miles. From South of CarsonFrom 395 (S. Carson St.) in CarsonTurn left onto W. 5th Street. Then make a right onto Curry Street. A few blocks down turn left onto W. King Street. Less than a mile past Carson Middle School, turn right onto Longview Way. Park will be on your right. Parking Please park on Longview Way or Waterford Place next to the park. Remember that this is a residential neighborhood. Thank you! Fall Trail Series Trail Series
The Carson Canyons Half Marathon will be the first run in our new Fall Series. The other runs in the series include Jacks Valley Trail Rally on October 17, 2026 and Desert Island Trail Runs on November 14, 2026. This series will replace our Winter Trail Series and keep the same format. Low fees, no awards, lots of fun. Event's current local time: 1:32 AM PT
April 3, 2027
Folsom to Auburn
Welcome to the legendary and historic American River 50 Mile Endurance Run, one of the oldest and most revered ultra races in the country. For decades, this race has tested the strength, endurance, and spirit of runners as they tackle a breathtaking journey from the heart of Sacramento to the rugged trails of Auburn, following the beautiful American River Parkway and offering iconic views of Northern California.
If you're not quite ready for the full 50 miles, the American River 25 Mile and 10 Mile distances offer a fantastic way to experience the race's unique atmosphere and scenic routes. Both shorter distances provide a rewarding challenge while allowing runners to enjoy the same stunning landscapes and supportive trail community that make the American River races so special. Whether you're aiming for a new distance or looking for an introduction to endurance running, these races deliver the perfect balance of excitement, beauty, and camaraderie.
Entry includes
NorCalUltras Goody Swag Bag 👜
Technical Race Shirt 👕
Hand Crafted Finisher Medallion 🏅
Neversecond Gels on Course 🍭
Skratch Hydration on Course 🥤
Professional Timing and Results 🔍
Post Race Party 🎉
Nadia's Mac Shack 🍝
Beverages and Beer Garden for those 21 and Over 🍻
Please visit the American River 50 website for detailed race information along with lodging opportunities in our host City of Folsom.
We look forward to seeing you on April 3rd!
The NorCalUltra Team
Race Day and Start Times The 35th Running of theKOKANEE TRAIL RUNSSunday, October 4, 2026 9:00 am - 1/2 Marathon, 9:30 am - 10K and 5K 10:30 am - Tadpole Trot EARLY PACKET PICKUP Saturday from 10:00am-4:00pm at Camp Richardson Resort's Oktoberfest1900 Jameson Beach RdSouth Lake Tahoe, CAEnjoy the Oktoberfest festivities with friends and family while picking up your bib/shirt or registering.Entrance to Oktoberfest is free both Saturday and Sunday from 9:00am-5:00pm. **Race Day Registration & Packet Pickup Starts at 7:30 a.m. at Start/Finish area Fees Tadpole Trot $10 (No Price Change)5K - $35 ($45 after August 16)10K - $45 ($55 after August 16)1/2 Marathon - $75 ($90 after August 16)Youth 17 & Under - $25 for 5k, 10k, or 1/2 marathon races.Registering early helps us ensure the best possible race experience and limits waste. Thank you in advance for early registration! Event Description The Kokanee Trail Runs have been a favorite among the running community for years in the Lake Tahoe Basin.
The Half-Marathon, Tadpole Trot, 5k/10k on the shore of Fallen Leaf Lake are one of the many exciting and cultural events that take place during race weekend. The Kokanee Trail Runs offers:-- offer unique finisher's awards for all and prizes for the top runners in each gender/age division of each race. -- incredibly scenic courses-- the Half marathon travels over the top of Tahoe Mountain with views of gorgeous Lake Tahoe-- post-race refreshments and food available for all registered runners-- a Road Runners Club of America (RRCA) sanctioned event-- a non-competitive half-mile “Tadpole Trot” for children 12 and under (Children participating in the half-mile non-competitive Tadpole Trot receive a finisher bag containing their award and refreshments)Come join us for some amazing fall colors in one of the most beautiful places on the planet. Event Shirt Special event shirt which is sustainably sourced and made from 100% recycled materials. Due to availability adult unisex sizes will be long
sleeve while kids sizes will be short sleeve. Recover Brands ensures shirts are made from post industrial cotton scraps and post consumer plastics using renewable energy sources and offering fair wages to employees.Orders after August 16th will not be guaranteed a shirt due to lead-time and availability, although we do order extras based on past race entries. You may not get your preferred size. Start Line/Parking Start/Finish will be located at South Tahoe High School. Start/Finish line will be located at the Football Field behind the High School. Parking is available in any of the lots at the high school. Race day registration and bib pickup will be located at the north end of Football Field.Restrooms available on the north end of the Football Field. Course Stats 5k: 3.4 miles with 263 feet of gain10k: 6.54 miles with 618 feet of gain1/2 Marathon: 12.63 miles with 1,387 feet of gainExact distances and elevation gains will vary by GPS device and setup. In general expect the 5k and 10k
course to be a little long with the 1/2 marathon course a little short. Aid Stations 5k: A water only aid station around 1/2 way mark.10k: 2 aid stations (Fallen Leaf Road that you pass twice, miles 2.2 & 4.5). Stocked with water, Tailwind, and snacks.1/2 Marathon: 3 aid stations (Fallen Leaf Road x2 (Miles 2.2 & 6.9), and Tahoe Mountain (Mile 8.5)). Stocked with water, Tailwind, and snacks.Tailwind will be the official drink on course. Dauwatermelon at all aid stations and Rapid Hydration at the finish line for recovery.We do our best to limit waste at the event, please carry a reusable cup or use your handheld or similar for aid station fill ups. Let's keep Tahoe beautiful! Event Beneficiary Funds from 2026 Kokanee Trail runs with go to Nevada Humane Society and Boys & Girls Club of Lake Tahoe. Your race entry makes a huge impact in our local community, thank you! Safety Rules For the safety of all participants and per our race insurance provider, there will be NO HEADPHONES, NO DOGS,
STROLLERS OR BABY JOGGERS allowed. Thank you so much for your understanding and cooperation. Gender/Age Divisions 12 & under, 13-15, 16-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+Male/Female/Non-Binary Refunds/Inclement Weather In the event that unforseen circumstances (wildfires, local or State Covid restrictions, US Forest Service restrictions, or other situation outside the control of Tahoe Mountain Milers), refunds will not be issued. Any profits will be donated to the charity(ies) of choice for that year's race.In the event of inclement weather, start times may be adjusted. Weather at this time of the year is very favorable, but storms with lighting will affect race start time. Any changes will be communicated via your UltraSignup email. If you are unable to make the race, we unfortunately don't offer refunds or deferrals. Event's current local time: 1:42 AM PT
Register for the 5k/10k before August 31st to get a t-shirt (2k participants can purchase a t-shirt as an add-on before 8/31)
Come join the fun for the annual Carson Valley Trails Association Run the Valley Trail 5k and Family 2k run in beautiful Carson Valley, Nevada and support your local trails! And this year we're introducing a 10k route!
Non-CVTA members: Registration for the 5k includes a 1-year Individual Membership to the Carson Valley Trails Association - help us grow our organization!
Course Info
Come experience the newest of the CVTA trail networks! Tech shirts provided for all 5k and 10k finishers!
Choose from three distances:
10k run/walk: The 10k (6 mile) loop begins at James Lee Park. Runners start with a .25 mile single track climb before exploring several trails that make up the Jacks Valley and James Lee Loops.
5k run/walk: The 5k'ish (3.55 mile) loop begins at James Lee Park. Runners start with a .25 mile single track climb before exploring several trails that make up the James Lee Loops.
2k family run/walk: The 2k also begins at James Lee Park and utilizes the crushed granite path that follows the Indian Hills fitness course before circling back along single track trails to the start (all dirt, but off-road strollers and friendly, leashed dogs welcome). The 2k is free and all children under 12 will receive a kid's finisher medal. Enjoy a beautiful fall morning with your family at the base our beautiful mountains!
Feeling extra adventurous? Run the 10k at 8am or the 5k at 8:30am and then join your family for the 2k at 9:30am.
Schedule & Packet Pick Up
Race bib pick up will be on-site on race morning.
7:00-8:15am: Race Bib Pick Up - James Lee Memorial Park
8:00am: 10k Begins
8:30am: 5k Begins
9:30am: 2k Begins
Parking:
Free parking is available in the lots at James Lee Memorial Park
Weather:
The race is in October in Northern Nevada, so the weather can be...temperamental. Dress in layers and for warmth.
37th Annual Nevada Day Classic Thirty-seven years running!! We are excited and thankful, as always, to put on one of our signature races and be part of the Nevada Day weekend!This is a classic road course through the streets of west Carson City. Costumes are HIGHLY encouraged! An annual event since 1989, the Nevada Day Classic is an 8K run and a 2-mile run/walk that kicks off Nevada Day and sends runners/walkers through the beautiful, historic West Side of Carson City.ALL RUNNERS OF ALL DISTANCES WILL RECEIVE A CUSTOM MEDAL AND T-SHIRT (CAPPED AT 550)!!The Nevada Day Classic is organized by the Tahoe Mountain Milers in partnership with Guide Dog for the Blind, Kaia Fit, Tangerine Design & Web, and Lynn Mentzer Timing. All net proceeds will go to Guide Dogs For The Blind. PRICINGThru September 30th8k Run $402M Run/Walk $30October 1st thru October 28th8k Run $452M Run/Walk $35Packet Pickup (October 30th) and Race Day (October 31st)8k Run $502M Run/Walk $4012 and Under All Distances $10PACKET
PICK UP:Friday, October 30th1pm to 4:30pm/Brewery Arts CenterRegistration is open at both packet pick up and on race day. There will be NO CASH TRANSACTIONS for registrations at either packet pick up or on race day. WE WILL BE PROCESSING CREDIT/DEBIT CARD PAYMENTS ONLY.Save yourself the headache anyway and register ahead of time!THERE ARE NO REFUNDS, BUT YOU CAN TRANSFER YOUR ENTRY TO NEXT YEAR. RACE DAY INFORMATION Saturday, October 31stStart/Finish Line and Race Day Packet Pickup and Registration at McFadden Square at Curry Street. Information regarding each is as follows:Packet/Bib Pickup and Race Day RegistrationStarts at 6:45am and will end 10 minutes prior to start of the raceRace start times8K at 8:00am2 Mile at 8:10amWe are doing a staggered start to lessen the congestion at the start of the race and possible confusion where the courses split. Please note: The start/finish lines are now on Curry Street at McFadden Square. WE CAN NO LONGER BE ON CARSON STREET WHATSOEVER! ALSO, DOGS
ON COURSE ARE NOT PART OF OUR PERMIT, SO PLEASE LEAVE OUR FURRY LOVED ONES AT HOME FOR THIS EVENT. THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING. WE WILL BE CAPPED AT 550 RUNNERS SPONSORS Huge thank you to our sponsors!!! We will list all of them soon! We appreciate you!!! COURSE MAPS IMPORTANT NOTES: WE WILL HAVE THE SAME COURSES AS WE DID LAST YEAR! SEE THE LINKS BELOW. THE DULL DESCRIPTION OF WACH COURSE WILL FOLLOW SHORTLY. ONE MAJOR CHANGE: WE CAN NO LONGER BE ON CARSON STREET WHATSOEVER. THE START/FINISH LINE WILL BE ON CURRY IN FRONT OF MCFADDEN SQUARE. THE FINISH STRAIGHTAWAY WILL BE DOWN CURRY STREET. WE CANNOT STRESS ENOUGH THAT WE CANNOT BE ON CARSON STREET, SO IT WILL BE IMPERATIVE TO READ THE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS AND STUDY THE MAPS. OUR FUTURE PERMITTING RELIES ON FOLLOWING THIS RULE (NO CARSON STREET). THANK YOU IN ADVANCE:)8K CourseThe start line is located on Curry Street at McFadden Square. You will proceed down Curry Street until you get to Robinson, take a left. Continue on Robinson
until you get to Mountain Street, take a right. Continue on Mountain Street until you reach Winnie, take a left. Continue on Winnie until it dead ends at Ash Canyon Road, take a left. Proceed on Ash Canyon Road (which turns into Ormsby) and continue on the main road until you reach King Street, take a left. Continue down King until you get to Minnesota, take a right. Proceed down Minnesota to 10th Street, take a left. Follow down to Curry Street, take a left. Continue down Curry Street to the finish!2 Mile CourseThe start line is located on Curry Street at McFadden Square. You will proceed down Curry Street until you get to William Street, take a left. Continue on William until you get to Minnesota, take a left. Proceed on Minnesota until you get to 10th Street, take a left. Proceed on 10th Street until you reach Curry Street, take a left. Keep on Curry down to the finish! Here is the link to the new 2 mile course:https://strava.app.link/SZ4LPInORMbHere is the link to the new 8K
course:https://strava.app.link/VJwkoHwORMb Event's current local time: 1:28 AM PT
Packet Pick-up
PICK UP AT DICKSON REALTY FRIDAY 9/25 FROM 11:00AM TO 3PM. 308 North Curry St. Ste 202 Carson City NV 89703Upstairs via the elevator from the Curry Street side.
Registration
Sign ups 48 HOURS PRIOR TO EVENT START will not be guaranteed a race packet, t-shirt or timed event for a late registration. Price is $40.00 on race day so be sure to sign up early!
Costume Contest
All Participants and teams are invited to show your PURPLE! A costume contest will be awarded prizes for the best purple costumes!!
Event's current local time: 1:37 AM PT
Join us for our first annual Race Fundraiser THE LIONS RUN. Featuring a 5K, 10K, and a Family Fun Run. We are excited to introduce a unique 0.0 None Run where you relax in your lawn chair to win! Get ready to enjoy a beautiful, and fully supported race course in and around the Empire Ranch Golf Course in Carson City.
As a registered racer here's what you'll get:
Swag bag full of goodies
Race t-shirt
Precision timing
Finish line photos
On-course aid stations
A fun-filled finish line festival
2027 Registration Opens August 1st, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. PST
Welcome to the Tahoe 100k
Get ready for an unforgettable mountain adventure in one of the most scenic and challenging ultramarathons on the West Coast. The Tahoe 100K features 11,500 feet of climbing and over 23,000 feet of total elevation change, taking you deep into the heart of the Sierra Nevada on nearly all singletrack trails.You'll reach heights of 9,800 feet, experience sweeping ridge-line views, and pass by Star Lake, Tahoe’s highest alpine lake, a true high-elevation gem. This course is as wild and beautiful as it is tough, and we’re thrilled to have you join us for the journey.Visit our website for more details.
Tahoe 100k Details
When: Saturday, June 19th, 2027 at 9:00amThe Course: 62.9 miles, 11,766' feet of elevation gain and 23,532' of elevation change.Cut Off: 24 hoursPhoto Credits: Jason Peters, Anastasia Wilde, and Sarah Attar
Event's current local time: 2:06 AM PT
The Original Full Loop Course is Back for 2027!
The original full loop course is back starting in 2026 and will be used in 2027 and beyond!Event Dates: June 21st-25th, 2027
Description
The Tahoe 200 is an incredible journey around the largest alpine lake in North America. The route traverses the Tahoe Rim Trail with views of the sparkling, clear blue waters of Lake Tahoe, while occasionally detouring off the TRT to explore aspen meadows, rock gardens of giants, small impossibly blue lakes, thick canopied forests, and long ridge lines with stunning views. The route is nothing less than magical.Visit Destinationtrailrun.com for more information on the Tahoe 200 and our other 200 mile adventures including the Triple Crown of 200s. The Tahoe 200 is a Hardrock 100 Qualifier and Western States Qualifier
Tahoe 200 | Destination Trail
Event's current local time: 1:52 AM PT