3rd Annual LESS Society Table Rock Run

Embark on a challenging and rewarding journey at the 3rd Annual LESS Society Table Rock Run, set to take place on Saturday, September 26, 2026, in the scenic heart of Boise, Idaho. This inspiring 3.7-mile race isn't just about conquering a physical challenge; it's a vibrant community event uniting healthcare professionals, families, and outdoor enthusiasts for a cause that extends far beyond the finish line. Typical race day conditions in late September offer pleasant weather, with highs around 75°F and lows near 50°F, accompanied by a minimal 3% chance of precipitation, creating an ideal climate for hitting the trails.

The course itself is a highlight, leading runners on a 3.8-mile round trip along the iconic Table Rock Trail (#15), with a significant 900 feet of elevation gain. Participants will begin at the Table Rock Trailhead, ascending to the summit where breathtaking panoramic views of downtown Boise and the expansive Treasure Valley await before looping back to the base. Described as moderately difficult, the route features a mix of paved and gravel trails and is fully marked with volunteers positioned along the course to ensure a safe and supportive experience. Should trail conditions be unsafe, an alternate route utilizing the Old Penitentiary Loop Trail (#17) and Shoshone-Bannock Trail (#20) will maintain a similar distance while preserving the sensitive natural terrain.

Beyond the stunning scenery and engaging course, the LESS Society Table Rock Run distinguishes itself through its philanthropic mission. Proceeds from the event directly support the LESS Society Idaho Scholarship Initiative, which provides crucial educational opportunities for Idaho students pursuing careers in healthcare, science, and community leadership. Aid stations are strategically located at the trailhead, midpoint, and summit, providing water, electrolyte drinks, light snacks, and first aid, while restrooms are available at the trailhead. Join this unique event to test your endurance, soak in incredible views, and contribute to a healthier, more educated future for Idaho.