Run the race that inspired a worldwide running movement. The race that started it all, Reebok Ragnar Wasatch Back, returns to celebrate its “Sweet 16”. If you want to lose your breath from the views, the elevation, and your team’s witty banter over various coming of age movie quotes, this …
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Run the race that inspired a worldwide running movement. The race that started it all, Reebok Ragnar Wasatch Back, returns to celebrate its “Sweet 16”. If you want to lose your breath from the views, the elevation, and your team’s witty banter over various coming of age movie quotes, this race is for you.
Runners come together in Logan, UT back at Utah State University to kick off their adventure, conquering one of the more difficult races in the Ragnar series. From there, teams run two days and one star-filled night, through friendly communities, up stunning green mountain sides. You’ll make your way through the wildflowers in Avon Pass and into a postcard-worthy countryside dotted with horses and quintessential barns.
After each team member completes their 3 legs, you’ll cross under the orange arch as a team at one of the best finish lines ever at High Star Ranch in Kamas, UT. Tired but triumphant, you’ll do together what you could never do alone.
This is the LAST YEAR on the original course! Yes, after 2020 we will be announcing a brand new course for Wasatch Back. To celebrate our final year on this course, we will be awarding a number of Official Course Records that will remain in the history books for all future generations. And trust us, there are a lot of records to set before the course changes up for 2021 — from fastest team to most popsicles eaten during the Ragnar Leg.
For one last time, runners come together in Logan to kick off their adventure, conquering one of the more difficult races in the Ragnar series. From there, teams run two days and one star-filled night, through friendly communities, up stunning green mountainsides. You’ll make your way through the wildflowers in Avon Pass and into a postcard-worthy countryside dotted with horses and quintessential barns.
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Prettiest Relay Course Around
I got asked to do this at the last minute, and I'm glad I joined in. The course follows some of the prettiest roads in northern Utah, from Logan all … MORE
I got asked to do this at the last minute, and I’m glad I joined in. The course follows some of the prettiest roads in northern Utah, from Logan all the way to Kamas. I was runner 12, so I got to run the “Ragnar leg,” a 7.4-mile slog from Pineview Reservoir up to Snow Basin that climbed over 1,900 feet. The race was pretty well organized, though a few of the exchanges got really congested and confusing during the dark hours. The weather was perfect and the scenery priceless. If you have any interest in running the “original” Ragnar Relay, this it.