Trail · 100 Mile · Already run

Wasatch Front

· starts 5:00 AM
Kaysville, UT

Badwater Preferred QualifierHardrock QualifierWSER Qualifier

Wasatch Front is a trail race of 100 miles (161 km) in Kaysville, Utah. It was last run on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, starting at 5:00 AM. The race gives its climbing as 24,000 ft (7,315 m); measured from its course file, it's 23,028 ft (7,019 m). Its high point is 10,425 ft (3,177 m). It's a Preferred Qualifying Race for the Badwater 135, a Hardrock 100 qualifier and a Western States 100 qualifier. Entry is by lottery; registration opened on December 1, 2025. The field is about 350 runners.

100miDistance
24,000ftClimbing
350runnersField
86°Flow 61°FTypical race day

The course

100miMeasured distance
15Aid stations
23,028ftMeasured climb
22,372ftDescent
10,425ftHigh point
4,885ftLow point

Questions about Wasatch Front

When is Wasatch Front 2026?

Wasatch Front 2026 was on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, starting at 5:00 AM local time.

Where is Wasatch Front?

Wasatch Front is held in Kaysville, Utah.

How long is Wasatch Front?

Wasatch Front is 100 miles (161 km).

How much elevation gain does Wasatch Front have?

Wasatch Front has 24,000 ft (7,315 m) of elevation gain, as the race states it.

Is Wasatch Front a Western States qualifier?

Yes. Wasatch Front is on the Western States 100's list of qualifying races. Check wser.org for the qualifying standard and years.

How do you get into Wasatch Front?

Entry to Wasatch Front is by lottery. Registration opened on December 1, 2025.

What is the weather usually like at Wasatch Front?

Around Wasatch Front's date, the day's high is typically about 86°F (30°C) and the low about 61°F (16°C), averaged over recent years.

How many aid stations does Wasatch Front have?

Wasatch Front's course has 15 aid stations after the start.

Where can I see the Wasatch Front elevation profile and aid station cutoffs?

runfarwhere has Wasatch Front's course file. The outline, distance and climbing are free on its page; the elevation profile, aid stations with cutoffs and the GPX file are part of runfarwhere Premium.

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