Bear 100 Endurance Run

The Bear 100 Endurance Run is a challenging 100-mile point-to-point ultramarathon held annually in late September, traversing the scenic Wasatch-Cache National Forest and Bear River Range across Northern Utah and Southern Idaho. Starting in Logan, UT, and finishing at Bear Lake, ID, the course features 22,816 feet of elevation gain, with a maximum altitude of 9,043 feet and an average elevation of 7,320 feet. Runners experience diverse terrain including pine forests, golden aspens, and vibrant red maples, offering stunning autumnal views.

The race serves as a qualifier for prestigious events like Hardrock and Western States 100, with a 36-hour cutoff time. Participants must meet strict qualifying standards and complete volunteer service before racing. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.