This challenging race through the stunning Pioneer Mountains boasts a peak elevation of 11,000 feet, providing a rigorous test for participants. Suitable as a preparatory challenge for high-altitude 50 or 100-mile races, this event demands serious commitment and endurance. Runners can expect to earn a distinctive award upon completion, adding to the allure of this formidable challenge. For those up for an even tougher challenge, the 30K option covers the latter half of the 60K course, emphasizing steep vertical climbs and remote terrain. With an average ascent of 325 feet per mile, this race is no easy feat, often taking four to six hours to complete. Each aid station requires hikers to transport supplies, making this an intense day of racing that will push even the most seasoned athletes to their limits.