The Marathon's beautiful course starts at an elevation of 5400ft . As you run the first half you will enjoy open roads, green fields and a beautiful gushing river. At the half way mark and start of the 1/2 Marathon you are at an elevation of 5000ft. The last half of the Marathon is equally beautiful. You will start the final half by running around Pineview Reservoir then drop into Ogden Canyon where you will run along the roaring Ogden River. Breathtaking views of pine covered slopes changing into steep rock faces will be encountered along with quaint homes nestled along the river's edge. Exiting the canyon you run onto the Ogden River Parkway for approximately 2 miles which will take you past Dinosaur Park and the Utah State University Botanical Gardens. The course ends downtown on Historic 25th street at an elevation of 4,309 Feet.

Running with Ed is a 41-mile relay race with 10 race legs. The legs vary in length from 1 to 9 miles and travel scenic roadways and trails throughout Park City. All proceeds from the event go directly to benefit Park City Public Schools.

The Individual Legs of Running with Ed
LEG 1
Newpark Field House to Jeremy Ranch Elementary
Distance: 3.05 miles – Difficulty: Easy –
LEG 2
Jeremy Ranch Elementary to Ecker Hill Middle
Distance: 1.51 miles – Difficulty: Very Easy
LEG 3
Ecker Hill Middle to Utah Olympic Park
Distance: 3.14 miles – Difficulty: Very Hard
LEG 4
Utah Olympic Park to Summit Pediatrics Parking Lot
Distance: 3.60 miles – Difficulty: Very Hard
LEG 5
Summit Pediatrics to Parley’s Park Elementary
Distance: 4.41 miles – Difficulty: Moderate
LEG 6
Parley’s Park Elementary to Park City Mountain Resort
Distance: 6.85 miles – Difficulty: Moderate
LEG 7
Park City Mountain Resort to City Park
Distance: 4.65 miles – Difficulty: Moderate
LEG 8
City Park to McPolin Elementary/Treasure Mountain/PC High School
Distance: 5.15 miles – Difficulty: Moderate
LEG 9
McPolin/Treasure /PCHS to Trailside Elementary
Distance: 5.77 miles – Difficulty: Moderate
LEG 10
Trailside Elementary to Finish Line at New Park
Distance: 2.87 miles – Difficulty: Moderate

Please come join us for the 4th annual Run to Walk! Run to Walk is a charity run helping children with disabilities pay for physical therapy so they can reach their physical goals and greater independence.

Bring the whole family for lots of fun. There will be a 5K race and a 1 Mile fun run/walk.

Sure to leave you with a grin on your face, and the first of our Twin Tri’s; SG & Kokopelli. What’s not to love about this breathtaking park, with its sandstone landscape and warm, blue water? Race here once, and you’ll be back, so why not get discounted entry fees and challenge yourself to improve in 2012! Just participate in the same race on these identical courses. Beat your time, and you win the Twin Tri Challenge! Kids too!

Sprint Course:
Swim:
This counter clockwise, rectangular swim will start and finish at the boat ramp where athletes will keep all buoys on their left. Sprint athletes will turn left at the first green buoy. The Washington County Search & Rescue Dive Team will be on hand to support all athletes so if you need a rest while in the water, waive your arms or simply swim to the nearest kayak. You can hold on to any vessel without penalty as long as there is no forward propulsion. If you need to cut your swim short for any reason, let a water support team member know, and they will bring you in to shore, just please remember to turn in your timing chip when you get there.

Bike: 12.4mi / 20k
All athletes will exit T1 at the South end, ride to the main road and make a TIGHT left-hand turn. (You will have accelerated quite a bit at this point, so please be safe making this turn.) About 3.3 miles down this road you will hit “The Hill”, which will last less than a mile but is about a 6% grade. Shortly after a right on 3000 S you will hit the turnaround point where you will then return the way you came. There will be one aid station and both cattle guards will be completely covered. NOTE: This course is CLOSED to traffic but is shared by the run course. Please use caution!

Run: 3.1mi / 5k
Begin your run at the north end of T2, follow the chute out to the main road and turn left. Although runners will be separated from cyclists, they will share the same course so please be very careful to follow police & marshal directions. Once you reach your turnaround, come on back the way you came to cheers at the finish line! There will be two aid stations on this course.
Olympic Course:
Swim: .93mi / 1,500m
This counter clockwise, rectangular course will start and finish at the boat ramp where athletes will keep all buoys on their left. Olympic athletes will pass the first green buoy and turn left at the second. The Washington County Search & Rescue Dive Team will be on hand to support all athletes so if you need a rest while in the water, waive your arms or simply swim to the nearest kayak. You can hold on to any vessel without penalty as long as there is no forward propulsion. If you need to cut your swim short for any reason, let a water support team member know, and they will bring you in to shore, just please remember to turn in your timing chip when you get there.
Bike: 24.8mi / 40k (Proposed / Approval Pending)
All athletes will exit T1 at the South end, ride to the main road and make a TIGHT left-hand turn. (You will have accelerated quite a bit at this point, so please be safe making this turn.) About 3.3 miles down this road you will hit “The Hill”, which will last less than a mile but is about a 6% grade. After maing a right-hand turn on 3000 S you will go all the way to the ‘T’ in the road and make another right on 1100 W. In about 2.5 miles, where the road dead ends, you will turn around, pass 3000 S & continue to the second turnaround. On your way back you will turn right onto 3000 S and return the way you came. There will be one opportunity to fuel up on this course, at or near mile 19, and both cattle guards will be completely covered. NOTE: This course is CLOSED to traffic but is shared by the run course. Please use caution!
Run: 6.2mi / 10k
Begin your run at the north end of T2, follow the chute out to the main road and turn left. Although runners will be separated from cyclists, they will share the same course so please be very careful to follow police & marshal directions. Once you reach your turnaround, come on back the way you came to cheers at the finish line! There will be three aid stations on this course, allowing for six opportunities to fuel up!

The Girls on the Run is an after school program that uses the power of running to help prepare girls for a lifetime of self-respect and healthy living. The program focuses on building self-esteem and improving emotional and physical health. Along the way, the girls train together to run in a 5K!

Come enjoy a run/walk through the beautiful gardens at Thanksgiving Point. Start/Finish line will be in the parking lot near the Children’s Garden entrance. Registration includes T-shirt, water bottle, food and drinks at the finish, and giveaways. Although times will be recorded and posted, medals will be given only for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place overall. All participants over the age of two should be registered and wearing a bib number. Strollers are allowed.

This race is inspired and hosted by Pam Hansen. Read about Pam's amazing story of overcoming obesity and turning personal tragedy into triumph in her book, "Running with Angels."

"MAKING A DIFFERENCE ONE STEP AT A TIME"

Support BIAU another way the day of the event by every $1.00 you donate will have a chance to win a great prize!

Run For A Cure is a charity event. All proceeds will go to the American Cancer Society.

This is a sprint distance pool triathlon. 300 meter swim, 12 mile bike, and 3 mile run.

Welcome to the inaugural running of what could become the fastest marathon course in Utah. A great course for beginners or anybody who likes to run when gravity is on their side. The race starts at the top of the Oquirrh Mountains with a beautiful run down Butterfield canyon, the course then finds the Herriman City running paths and finishes in a blazing celebration at Butterfield Park.

The 30th Annual Law Day 5K Run & Walk will be held as part of Law Day festivities celebrating the American justice system and heritage of liberty, justice, and equality under law.

The race begins at 8 a.m. followed by prizes for top finishers and refreshments for everyone. Pre-registration $25 for adults/youth. Proceeds support the “AND JUSTICE FOR ALL” campaign for civil legal aid to disadvantaged Utahns served by the Disability Law Center, Utah Legal Services and Legal Aid Society of Salt Lake.

Come have a fun morning run. This event is held to raise funds for the Iron County Childrens Justice Center in their fight agaist child abuse. Lots of great prizes to be given.

Welcome to the 13th Annual Festival of Roses 5K Run & 1 Mile Fun Walk. This is an excellent community event for the whole family, which takes place on May 19 at 8:30 at the Skaggs Catholic Center during their annual Festival of Roses celebration. There will be t-shirts for all participants, plus awards, raffle prizes and refreshments. Discount pricing for family registration.

Kirsten was in a serious accident on the morning of Saturday, March 3, just a mile away from home. While the details remain unclear at this point, life changed in an instant for that sweet, vibrant, sassy, 16 year old girl.

Here is what is known: The full force of the impact hit the driver's side, leaving her with severe injuries, some of which were life-threatening. Both bones were broken in her lower left leg, the left side of her pelvis is shattered, her right lung collapsed, and she sustained a major brain injury.

The Run For Kirsten is a fundraiser to raise money for her medical bills. The course goes through the trails and roads in Kirsten's neighborhood.

A fundraiser to benefit the Karl G. Maeser Preparatory Academy athletics programs.

A spectacular course at the former municipal airport. Participants will get to race down the airport runway with fantastic views of the entire town. This event is a can't miss race with lots of rocking tunes, amazing glowing giveaways, and glow awards!

Before you get your barbeque grills blazing this Memorial Day Weekend, work up an appetite on this fast, flat 10k & 5k course that starts and finishes at the Orem City Center Park in Orem, Utah. We will be celebrating the occasion with great music and entertainment, and as always all participants are chip timed and receive gender specific tech shirt. We will keep your muscles loose with massage therapists at the finish line and Magelby’s Fresh breakfast to refresh you. Be sure to bring the kids along so that they may participate in the kids fun run, bounce houses and face-painting. See you there!

8:30 am - 11:00 am
Scenic Trail Run, this year using the new Upper Ghost Falls Trail along with Clarks Trail and other favorites. Choose from. 4,6,10 and 15 mile loops. Trail Run is a gentle trail in the trees, with many bridged stream crossings. The Corner Canyon Trails are really in Great shape this year.

This is a very scenic trail run with medium difficulty. All ages 8 and up will enjoy this event

Races include a 5k run/walk, 10k run and half marathon. Registration/Check-in will begin at 6a.m. All races are only $10 and will provide a Festival T-shirt and a chance to win cash prizes. For an additional $5, you will get a ticket for a pancake breakfast. 10k and Half Marathon will begin at 6:30a.m. 5K and walkers will begin at 7a.m. Only those who pre-register will be guaranteed a T-shirt. Funds raised go to the Ephraim City Youth Council to help with service projects throughout the year.

This is a very challenging marathon course. If you run a 3:30 marathon expect to finish this race between 5-6 hours. This course is all run on mountain trail and fire road. There are sections of accent and decent that are very technical; possible snow, possible stream crossings, and rocky/steep areas with exposed cliffs. This is trail marathon that is set up like an ultra marathon. There will not be aid station and porta-johns every mile or two. Also, There will not be volunteers at every turn showing you which way to go. The course will be marked with orange and blue flagging. Orange will mark the way and orange and blue together will signal up coming turns and turn offs. The course will be marked well but you must pay attention to the flagging.
Marathon starts at 6:00 a.m. Half-Marathon starts at 8:00 a.m.
The Timp Trail Marathon & Half Marathon is sponsored by T3 Triathlon.