Arizona 100-mile race guide
Compare verified Arizona races that offer a 100-mile option, from controlled loops to desert and mountain trails. The table connects each listed edition with its course model, terrain, cutoff, detailed event record, and official organizer sources.
Use this as a first comparison, then open each race page for aid, crew, elevation, weather, and logistics notes before following the official rules link.
| Race | Listed date | Status | Course | Terrain | Cutoff |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Javelina Jundred — 100 MileWaitlist at the August 10 directory review. | Oct 31 – Nov 1, 2026 | Upcoming | Loop | Desert | 30 hours, with a mandatory Loop 5 start cutoff |
| Coldwater Hundred — 100 MileThe 2027 event page was current at review but still linked the 2026 runner guide. | Jan 16–17, 2027 | Upcoming | Loop | Desert | 32 hours, finishing by 3:00 PM Sunday |
| Bradshaw Brute 100The 2027 date and cutoff are published; elevation and surface figures on the event page are labeled from the 2026 course. | May 2–3, 2027 | Upcoming | Point-to-point | Mountain | 38 hours, finishing by 8:00 PM Monday |
| Flagstaff to Grand Canyon Stagecoach Line 100 | Sep 19–20, 2026 | Past edition | Point-to-point | Trail | 31 hours for solo runners, with mandatory intermediate cutoffs in the current manual |
| Mogollon Monster 100The 2026 edition has been run. The organizer's runner guide linked from the event page was last updated in August 2025. | Sep 12–13, 2026 | Past edition | Point-to-point | Mountain | 38 hours |
Arizona's 100-mile options are deliberately spread across different settings and times of year. Low-desert exposure, cool nights, higher-elevation terrain, wind, and storms can produce very different race plans even within one state.
Treat the event record as comparison context rather than a forecast. Use the organizer's latest runner guide and a current local forecast for final clothing, water, cooling, and travel decisions.
A looped race may simplify access to food, shoes, and crew, while a remote trail course can make aid gaps, vehicle access, pacers, drop bags, and withdrawal transport more important.
Listed Arizona editions that have not yet ended, ordered by race date.
McDowell Mountain Regional Park, Arizona, USA · Desert
A social desert-trail 100 using five rolling loops in McDowell Mountain Regional Park, with an estimated 6,296 ft of gain and a 30-hour cutoff.
Edition note: Waitlist at the August 10 directory review.
Estrella Mountain Regional Park, Goodyear, Arizona, USA · Desert
A 101.3-mile desert loop race at Estrella Mountain Regional Park, combining two shorter red loops and three longer blue loops with a 32-hour cutoff.
Edition note: The 2027 event page was current at review but still linked the 2026 runner guide.
Black Canyon City to Prescott, Arizona, USA · Mountain
A distinct 99.9-mile point-to-point race within Cocodona race week, climbing from Black Canyon City through Crown King to Prescott with a 38-hour cutoff.
Edition note: The 2027 date and cutoff are published; elevation and surface figures on the event page are labeled from the 2026 course.
Source-checked listed editions retained after their date for course and organizer research.
Flagstaff to Tusayan near Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA · Trail
A 100-mile point-to-point Arizona Trail race from the Flagstaff area toward the Grand Canyon, with roughly 7,000 ft of gain and a 31-hour solo limit.
Mogollon Rim near Pine, Arizona, USA · Mountain
A rugged 102.3-mile crossing of the Mogollon Rim with six major rim climbs, 15,900 ft of gain, elevations near 8,000 ft, and a 38-hour cutoff.
Result: Andy Chrysler won the men's race in 21:26:35 and Moriah Carty won the women's race in 27:45:01.
Edition note: The 2026 edition has been run. The organizer's runner guide linked from the event page was last updated in August 2025.
The count shown at the top is generated from the source-checked event registry. It can change as editions are verified, archived, added, or removed.
No. The listed races include short desert loops, point-to-point mountain crossings, and forest or high-country trails. Compare terrain, elevation, season, aid access, and course model on the individual event pages.
The directory does not rank races as easiest. A flatter loop may simplify navigation and supplies, but heat, repetitive loading, cutoffs, entry standards, and personal experience can still make it unsuitable for a particular runner.
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