Bryce Canyon Ultras aid station map

The 100 mile is the 50 mile course run twice, 100.6 miles with 14,002 feet of climbing. You come back through Lucky 7 Ranch at mile 50.3 and have to leave by 11:00 PM. Leave near that cutoff and the climb to Proctor Canyon and the plateau roads to Coyote Hollow (cutoff 7:30 AM Sunday) are nearly all in the dark; the 2026 guide put Sunday's sunrise at 7:16.

The map pins Coyote Hollow (miles 25.3 and 75.6) and Thunder Mountain (33, 38.9, 83.3 and 89.2). The organizer also lists Proctor Canyon (5 and 55.3), Blue Fly (10.8 and 61.1), East Fork (17.4 and 67.7, with drop bags) and Hillsdale (44.2 and 94.5), which aren't on this map. The longest gap is 7.9 miles, East Fork to Coyote Hollow.

It's 50.2 miles with 6,512 feet of climbing. Five miles of doubletrack take you to Proctor Canyon, climbing about 700 feet in the last two. The Grandview Trail heads south, then you double back up onto the rim through a hoodoo amphitheater to Blue Fly (mile 10.8). Doubletrack drops gently northeast to East Fork (17.4), near the East Fork of the Sevier River, and turns northwest to Coyote Hollow (25.3).

From Coyote Hollow the Thunder Mountain Trail crosses about a dozen small ridges, then drops steeply through hoodoos, with loose gravel over hardpack on the steep pitches. At Thunder Mountain aid (mile 33) you run a loop on the Golden Wall Trail, about 1,400 feet up and down, and come back through at 38.9. Grandview takes you south to Hillsdale (44.2) with more than 800 feet of climbing, and the last 6.1 miles roll over foothill ridges to the ranch.

The 60K is 37.4 miles with 4,135 feet of climbing. It follows the 50 mile to Proctor Canyon, cuts 1.8 miles across to Blue Fly (mile 6.8), and goes on by East Fork (13.4, with drop bags) to Coyote Hollow (21.1). After the Thunder Mountain Trail you turn south on Grandview for the longest gap between aid stations on any of the courses: 10.3 miles from Coyote Hollow to Hillsdale (31.4), with nearly 800 feet of climbing and 1,500 of descent. There's a water drop at mile 27.9, but plan your fluids for the whole stretch.

The 50K is 33.2 miles with 4,987 feet of climbing, more than the 60K. After Proctor Canyon (mile 5) the Grandview Trail heads north over small ridges and drops more than 1,000 feet to Hillsdale (10.7). Thunder Mountain aid is at mile 16, the start of the Golden Wall loop, and you pass it again at 21.8. Then you retrace Grandview to Hillsdale (27.1), more than 800 feet of climbing, and run back to the ranch.

The 30K is 19.3 miles with 2,815 feet of climbing. You run doubletrack to the Proctor Canyon aid station (mile 5), loop south on the Grandview Trail and come back through Proctor at 10.2. Then you take Grandview north, turn left where the longer courses go right, pass a water station at 15.2 and descend across the ranch's fields and dirt roads to the finish.

The trail half is 14 miles with 1,917 feet of climbing. It climbs the same doubletrack to Proctor Canyon (mile 5), follows the Grandview Trail north through the foothills, then turns left for a water station at mile 10 and the run down to the ranch.