Shuttles will be available on race morning for both the 100-mile and 100K distances, departing from our host hotel and taking runners to their respective start lines. By using the shuttle, your car will be ready and waiting for you at the finish line, so you can skip the hassle of a post-race shuttle after giving it your all! Please note, there are no post-race shuttles. Shuttle tickets are $35 each.

2:30 am - Check in at finish line for 100 mile shuttle
2:50 am - Shuttle departs for 100 mile start line
7:40 am - Check in at finish line for 100km shuttle
8:00 am - Shuttle departs for 100km start line

Shuttles will leave promptly at the scheduled time! If you are not on the bus before the scheduled departure time, you will be left to your own devices. 

Both 100 milers and 100 Kilometer athletes can have pacers and crew. Please check out the rules associated with pacers and crew for this event. Athletes are responsible for their crew.  If the crew or pacer does not follow the rules the athlete will be penalized. 

• Each athlete is allowed one support vehicle, we do not want to overcrowd the course. This vehicle cannot be an RV or van larger than 12 passenger.
• While support vehicles are allowed to carry and supply gear at aid stations, they may not pace the athlete.
• No aid from moving vehicles.
• Support vehicles must have their racer’s or team’s name and bib number clearly visible on the vehicle at all times. We will provide signage at packet pick-up if needed.
• Pacers are allowed from the beginning of the race on, but only one pacer is allowed at any given time.
• Pacers MUST wear a pacer bib (will be included with participant bib at packet pick-up) while on the course and pre-sign the waiver (available at the link below).
• Much of the course has rules about parking, please adhere to them.
• Pacers, please be aware that the course fuel and food is for the athletes racing, while you are allowed to have some, please try to supply as much of your own as possible.
• If your athlete drops out of the race please follow proper procedure by checking in at the closest manned aid station and turning in their race bib.