REGISTRATION – Online registration for the 12-hour, 6-hour and 3-hour events is now open through Thursday, June 5 at www.runsignup.com. Registration includes major support throughout the race, including a wide variety of food and drinks.  All participants also receive an event t-shirt, additional swag, available camping, timing, overall and age-group awards.
FOOD & SUPPORT – Your registration includes food throughout the day, including Honey Stinger products, sweet and salty snacks, fresh fruit, Coke, Ginger Ale, Mountain Dew, Gatorade, water, tea, coffee, hot chocolate, noodles, quesadillas, pickles, sandwiches and more.  You may have a drop bag at the checkpoint on each lap if you have food/drink items or gear/clothing that you want to access or exchange.
At the checkpoint, you will have access to medical support, live music, portable toilets, your drop bag and your vehicle. Â We will have massage available for runners in the latter part of the race day.
COURSE – The 2.4 mile loop route is predominantly singletrack route, with about ½-mile dirt road.  The route is very challenging and scenic.  Asaayi has the largest population of bears on the Navajo Nation, and runners should be aware of rattlesnakes, cougars and other potential wildlife on the remote sections of trail.  Runners will log as many laps/miles as possible on the course during their 12, 6 or 3-hour time period.  Runners must be under their allotted time period in order to begin a loop.
CAMPING – Rustic camping is available at Camp Asaayi on Friday and Saturday night.  There will be portajohns at the site. There is no power, running water, modern restrooms or wi-fi at the camp, and very limited phone reception.
