• Course maps subject to change based on Forest Service permitting, all maps will be updated up to the day of the race

• This is a cupless race!

• Please show up to the starting line at least 20 minutes prior to your designated start time. Pre-race safety announcements that all runners will need to listen to prior to beginning the race.

• Assume responsibility for your own safety and well-being. Know your limits and make smart decisions for the safety of yourself and others.

• No unofficial or unregistered runners will be permitted.

• Runners are required to have their race bibs clearly visible on the front of their person for the duration of the race. Additionally, runners should be sure to check in at each aid station.

• Runners will follow the marked course at all times. Runners will pay attention to the pre-race safety announcements and follow directions given by volunteers and staff members of Back to the Roots Running.

• If you are running the 50 mile race you are required to have a headlamp if you are running past dark. Runners will not be allowed to continue out of an aid station without a light source once it is dark.

• No pets will be allowed to run the course with their owner unless it is a service animal. Pets will be allowed at the start/finish area if they are well-behaved. If an animal becomes a safety concern/inconvenience to others then staff reserve the right to tell the owner to remove the animal from the premises.

• Please, do not litter. A major goal of Back to the Roots Running is to create races that minimize impact on the environment. Please be respectful of the nature around you. Additionally, littering could threaten the ability to receive permits in the future. Anyone who is seen intentionally littering along the course will be disqualified from the race.

• Aid station volunteers will enforce cut-off times at the aid stations. Runners need to check out of an aid station by the cut-off time. Any runners coming into an aid station after the cut-off time will be pulled from the course by volunteers. Volunteers also have the authority to pull runners from the course if it is obvious the runner cannot continue safely.

• If a runner is unable to complete the race they must notify an aid station volunteer, who will then take their race bib and arrange transport back to the start/finish line if needed. If a runner does not reach an aid station by a reasonable amount of time it will be assumed they are lost and authorities will be contacted. If a runner leaves the race without notifying an aid station crew then they may be disqualified and restricted from entering races in the future.

• Back to the Roots Running will do everything in their power to ensure the course is marked appropriately. However, events out of their control such as weather, animals, or other humans can alter course markings. It is ultimately the runner’s responsibility to know the course and ensure they stay on it.

• Please be courteous and kind to the aid station workers and other volunteers who are donating their time to help make this race run smoothly. In addition, please be kind to one another so that everyone can have a fun day on the trails.

• All runners are responsible for knowing these rules prior to race day.

Tour de Flagstaff takes place in early September in Flagstaff. Typically at this time of year it is warm and sunny during the days and can get fairly cold at night. Temperatures during the day are typically in the 70’s, while temperatures at night drop into the 40’s. Temperatures decrease with elevation gain and the wind up on the mountains can make it feel much colder, please be prepared with extra layers!

(race t-shirt not guaranteed with registrations following August 12th.)

50 Mile: — $180

50k: — $160

30K: — $110

8 Mile: — $70