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 from Logan, Utah, to Bear Lake on the Utah-Idaho border. The course features 22,816 feet of elevation gain, with a maximum altitude of 9,043 feet, showcasing stunning autumn landscapes of pines, golden aspens, and red maples. Known for its varied terrain, including long climbs and rocky descents, the race offers a cool, crisp fall atmosphere.

It serves as a qualifier for prestigious ultras like Hardrock and Western States and includes a 36-hour cutoff. Participants receive distinctive awards based on finish times. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.