Canyons 100K

Canyons 100K is a competitive Auburn-area ultra with China Wall start lines, canyon descents, UTMB Major status, and Western States stakes in spring.

Next raceSaturday, April 24, 2027
LocationAuburn, California
Boston qualifierNo

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Canyons 100K quick facts

  • 100K race at Canyons Endurance Runs by UTMB.
  • China Wall to Auburn course with roughly 3,750 meters of climbing.
  • UTMB World Series Major and Western States qualifier.
  • Spring weather and long descents make pacing more complex than the runnable profile suggests.

About the Canyons 100K

Canyons 100K is the shorter marquee ultra at Canyons Endurance Runs by UTMB. It is a competitive spring race that blends Sierra foothills trails, UTMB Major status, and Western States qualification stakes.

Canyons 100K course description

The 100K starts at China Wall and finishes in Auburn after a canyon-heavy route through the Sierra foothills. The 2027 race lists 100 km, 3,750 meters of climbing, and a 20-hour cutoff.

Weather for the Canyons 100K

April conditions can range from cool and wet to warm on exposed climbs. The course rewards runners who can handle long descents, variable trail surfaces, and spring mountain weather.

Past Canyons 100K dates and results

YearDateStatusResults
2027Saturday, April 24, 2027
2026Saturday, April 25, 2026CompletedOpen results
2025Saturday, April 26, 2025CompletedOpen results
2024Saturday, April 27, 2024CompletedOpen results

Canyons 100K FAQ

When is the Canyons 100K?

The 2027 Canyons 100K is on Saturday, April 24, 2027.

How do I register for the Canyons 100K?

You can register for the Canyons 100K at canyons.utmb.world.

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