Entry Fee: The $325 entry fee includes entry, drop bag service, bus service, shuttle van service, aid station services, award eligibility (finisher plaque and belt buckle), a commemorative shirt and food/drink at the aid stations, including the aid station under the pavilion at the finish.. In addition there will be several food trucks at the finish where runners and family can purchase food. The maps, course directions and final race results are available on this website.
****PLEASE NOTE that once the lottery has been held and a runner has been accepted into the race there are no refunds on the entry fee. In addition, an entry fee cannot be transferred to another person or deferred until the next year.
Deadlines: Applications for entry are accepted based on the Wasatch 100 Mile Endurance Run Selection Process. Verification of your 8 hours of trail work must be emailed and received by the August 15th trail work deadline. Scan or take a picture of your completed form and email it to info@wasatch100.com. Trail work forms will not be accepted by regular mail. If you have any problems or questions please email us at our regular email address. About 3 to 4 days after you have submitted your form please check the runner list on our website to see if a YES has been entered in the Trail Work column after your name.
**PLEASE DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE LAST WEEK OR TWO OF SUMMER TO SCHEDULE OR PERFORM YOUR TRAIL WORK. YOU MAY MISS THE DEADLINE AND NO EXTENSIONS WILL BE GIVEN. Failure to complete your trail work on time will result in cancellation of your entry.
**PLEASE NOTE that we do not accept volunteering for another race, training activities or trail work performed for entry into another race as satisfying our trail work requirement. Trail work must be performed after the previous year’s race. Unless there is nothing else available, litter or garbage pick-up is not acceptable.
Limited Entry: Due to limited access on the trail, entries for the Wasatch Front 100 are limited. We start approximately 280-330 runners each year. There is no wait list and the online application process will not be available after the close of the application period.
Pre-Race Check-In: A mandatory pre-race check-in for runners will take place starting at Noon and will end by 4:00 PM at Sugarhouse Park in Salt Lake City on Thursday, the day before the race. Please check the 2024 RACE link on the main menu of the website for details and a map showing the location. Runners must check in and pick up their race bibs, pacer tag if needed and t-shirts. Race committee members can answer questions regarding the race throughout the afternoon. Runners should have their drop bags completely prepared, marked, and ready for pick-up at Sugarhouse Park prior to 4:00 pm. One or two weeks prior to the check-in you will receive an email containing a link to an online check-in form as well as a link to the pre-race video recorded by the race director. It is important that fill out that form, and watch the video prior to the check-in as it will contain updates and general information that you will need.
Drop/Supply Bags: Drop bags will be transported to seven of the major aid stations in the race as well as the finish line. Runners wishing to make use of this service must make sure that their bags are securely tied and clearly marked. We do not accept hard sided containers for drop bag use. Please make sure that each drop bag will fit into a 10″x10″x20″ box.
Drop Bag Aid Stations
1) Bountiful B – 16.6 Miles
2) Big Mountain Pass – 31.9 miles
3) Lambs Canyon – 47.5 miles
4) Upper Big Water – 56.4 miles
5) Brighton Lodge – 69.3 miles
6) Pole Line Pass – 77.2 miles
7) Little Deer Creek – 88.3 miles
8) FINISH LINE – 100 miles
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