Antelope Canyon Ultras course.

1. 01

   Cold 5.4C start

   Typical race-day temperature is around 5.4C, so the start will be genuinely cold in the desert. Wear layers you can shed once you warm up on the sand and slickrock.

   From the temperature

2. 02

   Sand and slickrock

   The route crosses desert sand and slickrock before reaching the canyon country, and that footing runs slower than road. Bank time on the firm single track around the Page plateau.

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3. 03

   Canyon bottlenecks

   Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend of the Colorado River both sit on the course, and they are the spots where runners bunch up. Decide in advance whether you are stopping for them.

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4. 04

   Navajo Nation land

   The course runs on Navajo Nation land in the LeChee Chapter east of Page, a slot canyon formed by flash flooding. Stay on the marked route and respect local restrictions.

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Written by AI from the course data. Check race-day details with the organizer.