Ruby Mountain Relay

184-MILES + 24 HRS + 12-RUNNERS = How The WEST IS RUN !

Fill your FUN wagons with running shoes, sleeping bags, water, sports drinks, and a cheering posse (coworker, old college roommate, running group buddy, sister, neighbor, Facebook friend, friend of a friend, cousin- you get the point) and circle up for a race adventure of a lifetime.

The Ruby Mountain Relay begins at the end of beautiful Lamoille Canyon located in Elko County, Nevada, and stretches a 184-mile loop around the world famous Ruby Mountain Range before it ends in Wells, Nevada. Along the route, teams of 12 runners will run through Lamoille, Spring Creek, Te-Moak South Fork Indian Reservation, the town of Jiggs, over Harrison Pass, and to the Ruby Lake National Wild Life Refuge. Teams will continue along the back side of the Rubies to Ruby Valley and up through Secret Pass. Teams will run over Dennis Flats, through Starr Valley, make their way to Angel Lake Road, and then to the finish line located at the Wells City Park. This will be the most beautiful relay race you will ever run!

More cows than cars and more tractors than trucks! IT’S HOW THE WEST IS RUN!