240 mile footrace through Utah's most stunning and challenging terrain. Surrounded by Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, this is an adventure of a lifetime.
Moab, UT
84532
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Moab 240 is a Destination Trail Event and the final event in the Triple Crown of 200s! This adventure run is a 240 mile footrace through incredible Utah deserts, 2 mountain ranges, slick rock, canyons, and some of the most legendary terrain and trails in the world in world class destinations around Moab, Utah! Surrounded by Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, this is an adventure of a lifetime. This is a solo non-stop footrace, not a relay or stage race. Runners have 112 hrs to complete the fully marked course. Aid stations, crew access, sleep stations, hot food make this race one of a kind. The route is one enormous loop, no repetition. Brought to you by Destination Trail team, organizers of the Tahoe 200 & Bigfoot 200. Stephen Jones Memorial Run The Moab 200 was the dream of the late Stephen Jones, one of the first 200 mile racers in the USA. Jones of Salt Lake City, UT died in an avalanche in February 2016 leaving behind a family and two young children as well as a grief struck running community. Before he died, he dreamed up the route for the Moab 200. The route is based off his original vision which he shared with Candice Burt, Race Director of the first non-repetitive 200s in the USA (Tahoe 200 Endurance Run in CA/NV and Bigfoot 200 Endurance Run in Washington State) and the Race Organizer for the Moab 200. The Moab 240 hopes to honor Jones’ adventurous spirit and to bring to life his vision of a world class 200+ miler in Utah while honoring his memory. Stephen loved Utah more than anywhere in the world and it was his vision to bring people from all over the world together to experience the incredible beauty and challenge of this mountain and desert environment. Jones’ family and trail community in Utah is excited about this event and hope to help organize it with Destination Trail.
