We are back to the original course at Timpanogos Park

Participants will receive a high quality race shirt; finisher will be given a medal specific to their race distance. Plaques will be given to the overall male and female winners in each distance as well as the top age group winners. Keeping with tradition we will have our famous Marc’s Finish line Chili waiting for all of our runners with rolls and butter.

We would like to thank the Pleasant Grove Fire Department and Telos Residential for their continued support of the Timp Trail Marathon & Half Marathon and the Battle to Grove Half Marathon & 10k. These two groups will provide the bulk of our volunteers. However, we are looking for more. If you or your group would like to volunteer please contact shaun@t3triathlon.com

Entry fees are non-refundable. Transfers or deferments are NOT permitted. Race directors reserve the right to change or modify the race for safety and weather related issues.

This is a very challenging marathon course. If you run a 3:30 marathon expect to finish this race between 5-6 hours. There is 5,883 feet of elevation gain on Marathon course. The course is made up of 99.9% mountain trail and fire break roads. The only asphalt that your trail shoes will touch is a few crossing as you traverse northbound at the lower elevations. There are sections of accent and decent that will be technical but extremely scenic. As in the past you may experience snow, rain, mud, potential stream crossings but without a doubt – rocks. Although the distance is that of a traditional marathon, it is anything but traditional. There will not be porta-johns, mile markers, spectators, or volunteers at every turn showing you which way to go. You should treat this race course like an ultra-distance race. The course will be marked with orange and blue flagging. Continuous orange flagging will indicate the correct direction. A combination of orange and blue flagging will indicate an upcoming turn. The blue flagging will appear on the same side of the trail as the turn will occur. The course will be marked well but you must pay attention to the flagging.

There will be 4 aid stations along the way. They are located between 5 and 6 miles apart. This could potentially leave you out on the trail between aid stations for up to 2 hours in some cases. It is HIGHLY recommended that you carry some type of water i.e. hydration pack, hand held, or fanny pack.
Drop Bags:
You have the opportunity to have a drop bag sent aid station #2 Grove Creek at mile 11.5. Please label the outside of your drop bags with your bib number. We will bring this bags back to the start after all runners of passed through this aid station.
Start to Finish – The aid stations and the accompanying restroom facilities:
• Aid Station #1 Mile 6 – Gun Range (w/restrooms)
• Dry Canyon parking lot – mile 8 (restrooms only)
• Aid Station #2 Mile 11.5 – Grove Creek Trail Head Parking lot (w/restroom) *DROP BAG LOCATION*
• Aid Station #3 Mile 16.5 – Indian Springs
• Aid Station #4 Mile 21.5 – Dry Canyon

Marathon runners must be out of the Grove Creek aid station(11.5 miles) by 10am (4 hours) or you will be pulled from the course.

This is a challenging Half Marathon course. There is 2,389 feet of elevation gain on the Half Marathon course. The course is made up of mountain trail and fire break roads. Starting at Timpanogos Park trail head, the course continues east on the Middle Aqueduct Road and connects to the Great Western Trail that runs through Johnson’s Bowl connecting to the Upper Aqueduct Road, the course runs west on the Upper Aqueduct Road to the shooting range connecting to the Bonneville Shoreline Trail, runs Bonneville Shoreline Trail to Dry Creek Canyon Trail Head. The course follows this trail for .75 mile until it connects with Trail 051 run Trail 051 to the Rock Pile, connecting back to Trail #49, to and across the Upper Aqueduct Road, running the Bike Race Trails direct to the finish line at Timpanogos Park. Course is subject to change if needed.

There will be 2 aid stations supporting the Trail ½ Marathon. It is HIGHLY recommended that you carry some type of water i.e. hydration pack, hand held, or fanny pack.
Start to Finish – The aid stations and the accompanying restroom facilities:
• Aid Station #1 Mile 6 – Gun Range (w/restrooms)
• Dry Canyon parking lot – mile 8 (restrooms only)
• Aid Station #2 Mile 8.4 – Dry Canyon