Prepare to challenge yourself and be rewarded with unparalleled beauty at the Logan Peak Trail Run, a premier mountain marathon set for June 20, 2026, in Logan, Utah. This iconic event, now in its 20th running, is renowned for its demanding yet incredibly fulfilling course. Runners will navigate a predominantly lollipop-shaped route that features rugged, rocky singletrack and dirt roads, winding through gnarly aspen groves and mature pine forests. With over 6,600 feet of elevation gain and an equivalent descent, this marathon is comparable in difficulty to many 50K races, pushing participants to their limits. Typical race day conditions in late June bring highs around 82°F and lows around 50°F, with a low 3% chance of precipitation, making for ideal mountain running weather.

The true highlight of the Logan Peak Trail Run is the breathtaking scenery. Starting from Hyrum Gibbons Mt. Logan Park, the course quickly ascends through Dry Canyon, leading to sweeping panoramas of Cache Valley below. The journey culminates with an out-and-back climb to the summit of Logan Peak, reaching an elevation of 9,710 feet. From this vantage point, runners are treated to spectacular 360-degree views, where on a clear day, you can spot parts of Idaho and Wyoming, as well as Utah's Wasatch Range. Descending runners will enjoy sections passing through endless meadows of vibrant yellow mule ears plants and old-growth forest overlooking Logan Canyon.

Runners consistently praise the Logan Peak Trail Run for its well-organized and supportive atmosphere. Aid stations are strategically placed and well-stocked, with volunteers known for their enthusiasm and even offering homemade treats. This race is a unique opportunity to test your endurance on some of the finest trails in the Bear River Mountains, offering an unforgettable experience that combines a significant physical challenge with some of the most stunning alpine vistas Utah has to offer.