October 2–3, 2026 · Davis County, Utah

DC PeaksGritty. Gorgeous. Ultra.

100 miles, 50 miles, 55K and 25K across the Wasatch foothills and peaks above Davis County — big climbs, epic descents and the best finish line in the biz.

100 Miles

DC Peaks 100 Miler

Race day: Fri, Oct 2, 2026
Start time: 11:00AM start
Starting line: Memory Grove-Salt Lake City, UT
Entry fee: $299

50 Miles

DC Peaks 50 Miler

Race day: Sat, Oct 3, 2026
Start time: 5:00AM start
Starting line: Wilderness Park-Kaysville, UT

55 Kilometers

DC Peaks 55K

Race day: Sat, Oct 3, 2026
Start time: 7:00AM start
Starting line: Church in Centerville, UT
Entry fee: $129

25 Kilometers

DC Peaks 25K

Race day: Sat, Oct 3, 2026
Start time: 10:00AM start
Starting line: Mueller Park
Entry fee: $69

Announcement

DC PEAKS IS AN OFFICIAL BEAR TAG PARTNER

The first placing male and female racers in the DC Peaks 50 Miler will be awarded comped entry into the 2026 Bear 100! More information can be found here.

Bear TAG details

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Get to know the course

Jake and Mick walk the course aid station by aid station, and show you what race day feels like.

DCP50 Miler Course Overview

Jake and Mick are back to go in-depth about this year's course and the minor tweaks we made this year. We go over everything you will need to know about elevation, mileage, and terrain from aid station to aid station. We suggest you screenshot the tips so you can have them on your phone and you'll know what to expect leading up to the race! We tried our best to give you the info you want in a video that no other race has put out or can match.

DCP 2024 Race Day

Race day 2024 was amazing for both the 50 mile runners and the 55K runners. Thank you all for making it the best race day we could have imagined!

DCP Finish Line Feels

The finish line is the place to be at an ultra marathon. Ours is one of the best in the biz. It's a vibe and you need to experience it for yourself.

From the race directors

The Next Aid Station

The same slightly unhinged minds that bring you DC Peaks also host The Next Aid Station — an unfiltered, laugh-out-loud ultra running podcast. Race directors Jake and Mick bring hot takes, questionable wisdom, and brutally honest opinions on all things trail and ultra, tackling everything from race controversies to gear debates to the strange things that happen after 50 miles. The Next Aid Station mentality is simple: don’t get overwhelmed by the finish line—whether it’s a brutal 100-miler or something life throws at you (like Jake’s prison sentence). Instead, focus on reaching the next milestone, one aid station at a time, and watch big goals get crushed in smaller, bite-sized pieces.

Check Out The Podcast

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Why we do this

OUR MISSION

DC Peaks exists to throw down an ultra marathon that’s as gritty as it is gorgeous. We’re here for the big climbs, the epic descents, and the kind of views that make the pain worth it. This isn’t just a race — it’s an adventure designed by ultra runners who know suffering can be fun when you’re in good company. Our mission is to deliver a course that tests your limits, a community that keeps you moving, and a finish line you’ll never forget.