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Park City Trail Series 10K

July 13, 2024
Park City, UT, 84060, US

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Fill your summer calendar with trail races!

The Park City Trail Series includes a 5K in June, 10K in July, and a Half Marathon in August. Everyone does the same distance, each month. Sign up for the whole series or just your favorite distance.

  
Fun-runners enjoy the accomplishment of working up to a half marathon. Competitive runners enjoy racing some of the fastest trail runners in Utah on fun courses with single track, double track, and dirt roads with a mix of climbs and descents. Everyone enjoys the well-organized and festive atmosphere and post-race food and raffle. 


Races are produced by Salt Lake Running Company, the local "mom and pop" running store that has worked hard to become a “Top 10 Running Store in America”.  

What do I get? 

Running races is about challenge and accomplishment.  But a cool medal and nice swag are good too.  
All runners will get one commemorative item and one finishers medal per race. 
Post-race drawings for shoes, apparel, running gear, and more (must be present to win) 

Save the Dates

5K Saturday, June 1, 2024

10K Saturday, July 13, 2024

Half Marathon Saturday, August 3, 2024

The race will go on. . .

The organizers provide an amazing race-day experience and will do everything they can to put on a race in person. However, if the race is not permitted in person due to weather or for any reason, racing will "go virtual."

THERE ARE NO REFUNDS 

AI Overview

The Park City Trail Series 10K, scheduled for July 13, 2024, in Park City, Utah, is a well-established event that has become a staple for trail running enthusiasts. While specific historical data for this exact 10K distance within the series isn't detailed here, the Park City Trail Series itself is known for its commitment to showcasing the stunning natural beauty of the region, often drawing participants back year after year. This event promises a challenging yet rewarding experience for runners of all levels looking to test their mettle on mountain trails. Participants can expect a classic mountain trail run characterized by significant elevation changes and potentially technical terrain. The course is likely to wind through the picturesque landscapes surrounding Park City, featuring a mix of singletrack and wider paths. Runners should be prepared for varied conditions; while July in Park City generally offers pleasant weather, altitude can play a role, and mountain trails can be unpredictable, presenting roots, rocks, and potentially some steeper ascents and descents. The Park City Trail Series 10K stands out for its breathtaking mountain scenery, offering an immersive outdoor adventure that combines athletic pursuit with the awe-inspiring beauty of the Wasatch Range.

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