Tin Cup Challenge

The course crosses rolling hills, through barley fields lined with wildflowers and continuous views of the Tetons. The first and last 4.3 miles are in Idaho with the rest of the course on Stateline Road or in Wyoming. For the marathon the running surface is 58% dirt road and 42% pavement. For the half marathon the running surface is 12% dirt road and 88% pavement. Expect some dust and a rough surface on some of the dirt sections. The 10K and 5K are all on pavement. The elevation difference between Driggs (at 6,213 feet) and the highest point on the course is 207 feet with numerous rolling hills. Don't expect to set a PR but do expect to be treated to some spectacular scenery