The Triple Crown of 200s
Overview
The Triple Crown of 200s is a three-part ultra endurance series combining the most iconic non-repetitive 200+ mile trail races in the U.S.: Tahoe 200, Bigfoot 200, and Moab 240. Spanning four months and three states, this once-in-a-lifetime challenge takes runners through alpine lakes, volcanic blast zones, red rock canyons, and endless high-altitude singletrack. In 2026, athletes also have the option to add the AZ Monster 300, making it a four-race mega-series with a special finisher award.
Course
Mostly point-to-point or single-loop courses
75–90% singletrack; highly varied (desert, alpine, volcanic, forest, canyon, river crossings)
Each race features 30,000–46,000+ ft of gain/loss
105 hours cutoff
Fully marked with reflective ribbons and sign
Logistics
Swag & Medals
Guaranteed entry into Tahoe, Bigfoot, and Moab races (lottery bypass)
SPOT tracker rental and live GPS tracking at each event
Finisher awards for each race (custom buckles, mugs, prints)
Triple Crown or Grand Slam finisher awards (artist-made, USA)
Race t-shirts and premium swag (e.g., duffel bags, bivvy, poncho)
Medical teams and 24/7 race support
Hot food (including vegetarian/vegan options) at full aid stations
Transfer policy: Up to 2 years for Triple Crown
DNF at Tahoe allows full transfer of Bigfoot + Moab entries
Getting There
Nearest airports vary by event (Reno, Portland, Salt Lake City, Tucson/Phoenix)
Car required in most locations; lodging varies by remoteness
No day-of registration or late sign-ups
Requirements
Policies
Race Policies
Save $200
No refunds; transfers only within same registration cohort
Triple Crown registration cannot be broken up into individual races
DNF Transfer: 100% transfer credit from Bigfoot + Moab if DNF at Tahoe
Waitlist opens June 1 if spots remain (with price increase)
Registration handled via UltraSignup
Land Acknowledgement
These events traverse the ancestral lands of many Indigenous nations of Washoe for Tahoe 200, Cowlitz, Yakama, Klickitat for Bigfoot 200, and Núu-agha-tʉvʉ-pʉ̱ (Ute), Diné (Navajo) for Moab 240. We honor their deep and ongoing relationships to the land.
About Destination Trail
Destination Trail is a world-renowned trail race organizer specializing in multi-day, adventure-driven ultramarathons across the most scenic, remote, and wild landscapes in the United States. Founded in 2013 by professional ultrarunner Candice Burt, the company has earned international acclaim for its signature Triple Crown of 200s — the Tahoe 200, Bigfoot 200, and Moab 240 — as well as its expansion into even more ambitious terrain, like the upcoming 300-mile AZ Monster.
Every Destination Trail event is built on years of hands-on expertise, trail-tested logistics, and a deep passion for creating transformational endurance experiences. The organization is staffed entirely by experienced ultrarunners, including Race Director and President Garrett Froelich, Medical Director Brian Wilford, and a dedicated team who have all either run or volunteered at 200+ mile events. Their intimate knowledge of long-distance racing shapes every detail of the runner experience; from aid station nutrition to gear requirements and emergency response protocols.
More than just a race company, Destination Trail is a movement built around exploration, resilience, and human connection. Their events are as much about self-discovery and nature immersion as they are about miles and medals. For runners looking to go beyond the limits of traditional ultrarunning, Destination Trail delivers the ultimate frontier.
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Disclaimer
We make every effort to provide accurate and up-to-date information on Kåduka, but details may change. Please always confirm the latest information on the official race website. See something that needs correcting? Send us a note at [email protected]