Ultramarathon

Scout Mountain Ultras 50K

Scout Mountain's 36.2-mile 50K climbs about 7,400 feet above Pocatello, pairing long singletrack stretches with high-country snow and a 16-hour cutoff.

Race dateSaturday, June 5, 2027
Distance categoryUltramarathon
LocationPocatello, Idaho

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Get alertsRace record updated August 4, 2026

Quick facts

  • The 50K is actually 57.7 kilometers, or 36.2 miles.
  • Roughly 7,400 feet of climbing with a high point near 8,686 feet.
  • Sixteen-hour race window from the morning start to the common cutoff.
  • Emergency blanket and whistle are required for every runner.

About the Scout Mountain Ultras 50K

This is a 50K in name and a 57.7-kilometer mountain race on the ground. It gives runners the Scout Mountain high-country experience in one long day, with far more distance and climbing than a standard 50K.

Course

The 36.2-mile route opens with nearly seven miles of singletrack, climbs through a high mountain meadow, and reaches almost 8,700 feet. Total climbing and descending are each about 7,400 feet.

Race-day weather

A cool morning can turn into sun, heat, or a fast-moving storm at altitude. Snow and mud can linger on the upper course even when lower trails are dry.

Past Scout Mountain Ultras 50K dates and results

YearDateStatusResults
2027Saturday, June 5, 2027Upcoming—
2026Saturday, June 6, 2026Results availableOpen results
2025Saturday, June 14, 2025Results availableOpen results
2024Saturday, June 8, 2024Results availableOpen results

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Scout Mountain Ultras 50K FAQ

When is the Scout Mountain Ultras 50K?

The 2027 Scout Mountain Ultras 50K is on Saturday, June 5, 2027.

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