The High Uinta Half Marathon, 10K, and 5K takes place in Kamas, Utah.
Promising both speed and breathtaking scenery, this downhill adventure is dubbed the “Drop13” due to its 99% decline over 13.1 miles.
The course begins at Wolf Creek Pass, one of Utah’s highest starting points for races, and winds through a landscape of aspens, pines, and rivers.
This course is a 2600 feet of decline over 13.1 Miles starting at the Wolf Creek Pass near Soapstone Mountain. This area is East of the Kamas/Francis City area. This route is a great downhill course. Almost 100% downhill over 13.1 Miles passing great views near the High Uinta Wilderness. This will be one of the fastest courses in Utah. One of the main advantages with this downhill course is it has downhill but none too fast or too flat. The decline is steady throughout the course. The beauty of this course is amazing. The race starts so high in elevation that often July has snow at the start. It starts high in the wilderness and passes Pines and Aspens all the way down with rivers and mountain peak views into lower lands.
Visit the race website to for past race results.
This course is a 2600 feet of decline over 13.1 Miles starting at the Wolf Creek Pass near Soapstone Mountain. This area is East of the Kamas/Francis City area. This route is a great downhill course. Almost 100% downhill over 13.1 Miles passing great views near the High Uinta Wilderness. This will be one of the fastest courses in Utah. One of the main advantages with this downhill course is it has downhill but none too fast or too flat. The decline is steady throughout the course. The beauty of this course is amazing. The race starts so high in elevation that often July has snow at the start. It starts high in the wilderness and passes Pines and Aspens all the way down with rivers and mountain peak views into lower lands.
Visit the race website to for past race results.
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