Southern Arizona Triple 50
About the race
The Southern Arizona Triple 50 is a unique challenge for runners looking to finish all three of southern Arizona's greatest ultra running events in a single season.
All events take place on a portion of the Arizona National Scenic Trail, with event proceeds donated to the Arizona Trail Association to support their mission to protect, maintain, enhance, promote and sustain the Arizona Trail as a unique encounter with the natural environment.
The Southern Arizona Triple 50 is supported by Team Woodall with Long Realty. Stephen Woodall and Angela Greynolds are runners and volunteers at each Triple 50 event and believe that the challenge and reward of the Southern Arizona Triple 50 is worth offering to the trail running community.
Special prizes for all finishers
In addition to the great event swag you'll receive at each ultra, participating in the Southern Arizona Triple 50 gets you a custom garment to celebrate your accomplishment of finishing three 50 Milers in a single season under 45 hours.
These are not just any 50 Milers, but really hard routes along the Arizona Trail. You'll wear the garment with pride on all your future adventures.
You'll also be included on the list of finishers on the Triple 50 website. We throw a fiesta in April to honor each finisher and the volunteers who make these events so much fun. The fiesta includes two complimentary drink tickets.
Registration discounts
Discounted registration is offered to the following groups:
- Native Americans
- Members of the Arizona Trail Association
- Military veterans
Contact [email protected] for the coupon code before registering.
The course
The three events and their dates
- Colossal Vail 50 on December 5 in Vail
- AZT Oracle Rumble 50 on January 30 in Oracle
- Old Pueblo 50 on March 6 in Sonoita
Location
City insight: Tucson/oracle/sonoita
Tucson, Oracle and Sonoita form a community area in Arizona, USA. The climate is desert, with very hot summers and mild winters, so autumn through spring are the best seasons to race and summer heat should be avoided.
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