XRedRocksRun is four days of trail adventure based in Monroe, Utah. Participants must be able to meet each day at the designated meet-up location, which will typically be the Monroe Canyon View LZ unless otherwise communicated by race staff.

This is an adaptive trail stage race, not a traditional marked-course event. Participants should be comfortable traveling on existing trails and routes without event flagging. Daily routes will be provided by GPX and may include trail, road, and mountain/desert terrain depending on the task.

Runners are expected to carry all required mandatory gear, remain mostly self-sufficient throughout each stage, and be prepared for changing weather, remote terrain, and long periods between direct support. Participants must carry at least one reliable method of remote communication, bring a backup battery, and share their live location with race staff during each stage.

All runners are responsible for following the official route, checking in as directed, respecting cutoffs, and communicating with staff if they stop, leave the course, or need assistance.

XRedRocksRun is four days of trail adventure based in Monroe, Utah. Participants must be able to meet each day at the designated meet-up location, which will typically be the Monroe Canyon View LZ unless otherwise communicated by race staff.

This is an adaptive trail stage race, not a traditional marked-course event. Participants should be comfortable traveling on existing trails and routes without event flagging. Daily routes will be provided by GPX and may include trail, road, and mountain/desert terrain depending on the task.

Runners are expected to carry all required mandatory gear, remain mostly self-sufficient throughout each stage, and be prepared for changing weather, remote terrain, and long periods between direct support. Participants must carry at least one reliable method of remote communication, bring a backup battery, and share their live location with race staff during each stage.

All runners are responsible for following the official route, checking in as directed, respecting cutoffs, and communicating with staff if they stop, leave the course, or need assistance.