Event Description
Antelope Canyon Ultras
The terrain shows no mercy with deep sand, rising slickrock, and more sand waiting on the other side. But then the earth opens. Light pours through narrow slots in glowing bands, the canyon walls flare to life in red and gold, and the silence feels almost sacred. These are the miles that stay with you long after race day. Antelope Canyon demands presence, patience, and respect. It rewards you with a landscape so surreal it feels like it shouldn’t exist, yet you’re right there inside it earning every step. See full event details here: https://www.aravaiparunning.com/antelope/
We are thrilled to be partnering with Aravaipa to offer charity bibs for this event!
How it works: Raise money to support a cause that matters to YOU!
50 Mile: $1500 fundraising minimum.
55k: $1250 fundraising minimum.
30k: $1000 fundraising minimum.
Trail Half Marathon: $1000 fundraising minimum.
Charity bibs for all distances have the option to support one of our nonprofit partners or a charity of your choice. Once you have hit 50% of your fundraising minimum, you will be sent a code to register for the race (free entry).
Please take this seriously because we have limited charity bibs available for this event and once we are full, you will be committed to raising the minimum amount or paying your fundraising difference two weeks before the event.
What is a 'Charity Bib'?
When you sign up for a Charity Bib and commit to being a fundraiser for the Antelope Canyon Ultras, it means you're going to lead your own personal fundraiser using the provided fundraising page and raise at least your minimum for one of our nonprofit partners OR a cause of your choice. We will be here to support you through the entire journey!
Don't wait. Sign up and start fundraising now!
After the event, we donate a percentage of the charity bib funds to the organization of your choice and the rest goes towards supporting the communities we run in! Find out more information about distribution rates and the charity bib program here.
