DASH Adventure Race
When is DASH Adventure Race?
DASH Adventure Race takes place on Saturday, September 26, 2026 in Kamas, UT.
What distances does DASH Adventure Race offer?
DASH Adventure Race offers 5 events: DASH Family Adventure Race - Solo (16 years and older), DASH Sprint Adventure Race Soloist, DASH - 2 Person, DASH - 3 Person, DASH - 4 Person.
| Event | Distance | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| DASH Family Adventure Race - Solo (16 years and older) | 5.0 mi | $50.00 | Register |
| DASH Sprint Adventure Race Soloist | 15.0 mi | $75.00 | Register |
| DASH - 2 Person | 15.0 mi | $70.00 | Register |
| DASH - 3 Person | 15.0 mi | $70.00 | Register |
| DASH - 4 Person | 15.0 mi | $70.00 | Register |
How much does DASH Adventure Race cost?
Registration for DASH Adventure Race starts at $50.00. Prices vary by event distance.
Where is DASH Adventure Race held?
DASH Adventure Race is held in Kamas, UT at Forest Rd 431.
About DASH Adventure Race
Get ready for an unforgettable Adventure challenge that blends trekking, biking, and navigation across the rugged beauty of Utah and the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest. We offer two options: 1) A 4 hour sprint adventure race suitable for beginner to intermediate trail runners, mountain bikers, and will require navigation with a map and compass; 2) Family-friendly 2 hour adventure race. Children 15 and under are free and must be accompanied by an adult; each adult requires a registration.
The Rev3 DASH Sprint Adventure race will utilize the Slate Creek mountain biking trails; racers will be required to have a mountain bike. Checkpoints for the foot section will be on and off trail; knowing how to use read a topo map and use a compass will be helpful!
The Rev3 DASH Family Adventure race is designed for our new and young racers. All checkpoints will be close to the race headquarters and won't require map and compass navigation. Additionally bikes are optional; you'll be on dirt trails that can be muddy, but no technical riding is required. If you prefer to get checkpoints just on foot, that's absolutely fine!