Cache Creek Trail Run

Description:

THE 45th ANNUAL TETON MOUNTAINEERING CACHE CREEK TO GAME CREEK TRAIL RUN

Sunday,  JULY 6 2025  8AM MASS START. HIKERS  7:30am start. (and slower joggers- a 7:30 Slow pace start will be allowed for a few participants who anticipate being slower than the typical running group)  All other participants must start at 8AM.  Everything HAPPENS on Saturday July 6th whether running or Hiking!  Virtual runners can run the course any time all summer long!  THIS IS THE BEST TRAIL RUNNING RACE in JACKSON, WYOMING!

Entry Fee:

$45 PRIOR TO JULY 1. $50 AFTER JULY 1. . $55 RACE DAY.

RACE SPONSORED BY TETON MOUNTAINEERING

Race Location:

Cache Creek to Game Creek Trail is an epic trail run with a 45 year old history!  The Start is below Snow King’s upper parking lot. Park there and walk down to the start.  Join us at the dead-end portion of Cache Creek Dr. (no parking at the start).  The race heads out Cache Creek Dr.  to  Cache Creek  and up to the Game Creek bridge.  Orange soccer cones and orange tape on trees mark the way. There will be a right hand turn across the bridge to the pass and down to Game Creek . Limited parking at the finish.  We encourage locals to carpool pick ups.  There will be a shuttle van or timing truck taking runners back to parked cars at the upper lot of Snow King.

We typically hand out the awards and refreshments at the GAME CREEK FINISH.  We are working on a rendezvous after party for those that want to hang out together in Jackson on Saturday afternoon. And, a do it on your own Triathlon on Sunday called TRI the WEST.

The Teton Mountaineering Cache Creek Trail Run race covers approximately 11 miles or 18 k in the picturesque Bridger-Teton National Forest. The race begins  gathering in the upper Snow King Resort’s parking lot around 7:00am and walking down to the start.( A porta pottie will be at the start and another at the finish.)  From there the course proceeds east, up Cache Creek, then climbs up Game Creek Divide (elev. 7,400 ft.) and down Game Creek to the south and west. Total elevation change is roughly 1,400 feet.