Run the outlaw’s path!
Overview
The Outlaw Trail Ultra Half Marathon is a scenic and challenging point-to-point race in the Sawtooth National Forest. Starting at Diamondfield Jack Campground near Magic Mountain Ski Area, the course drops from high elevation and takes runners through stunning mountain terrain to Third Fork Campground. With a blend of rugged jeep trails and flowing single-track, this race offers a perfect mix of adventure and speed. The event celebrates the history of Idaho’s outlaw country while showcasing the beauty of the Rock Creek Recreation Area.
Course
Mostly downhill
Remote forest trails with moderate technical sections
Sweeping mountain views and forested single-track in the Sawtooth National Forest
Slightly longer than a Half, with single-track. First 3 miles on Deadline Ridge Road (jeep/ATV trail); final 10+ miles on single-track trail
Start at Diamondfield Jack Campground and finish at Third Fork Campground
Logistics
Swag & Medals
Professionally organized point-to-point race
Well-marked scenic course
Post-race refreshments and celebration
Commemorative race swag for all finishers
Getting There
45 minutes away from Twin Falls, Idaho
Parking available at Third Fork Campground; shuttle details typically provided closer to race day
Camping available at Diamondfield Jack and Third Fork Campgrounds
Driving Directions
Requirements
1720
Policies
Race Policies
Runners are expected to be self-sufficient in remote terrain
Limited aid due to backcountry setting; runners carry their own water
Land Acknowledgement
The Outlaw Trail Ultra Half Marathon takes place on the ancestral lands of the Shoshone-Bannock people, who have stewarded these areas for generations.
About David Tarkelson
Race produced by David Tarkelson.
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