Behind the Bib: Moab Run The Rocks

Welcome to Behind the Bib, UltraSignup’s video series that brings you behind the bib of races around North America.

Join Izzy as she returns to the epic stage race classic, Moab Run the Rocks, for the fourth year in a row. From sunrise at the starting line to miles of slickrock, sand, sweeping canyon views, and relaxing in Chillville, Moab Run the Rocks is more than a race. It’s about community and adventure in one of the most iconic trail running landscapes in the country.

In this video:

  • Izzy breaks down the Moab Run the Rocks stage race format
  • She shows what it’s like to race in the desert terrain around Moab
  • Technical trails, slickrock climbs, and stunning canyon views
  • The unique and truly unmatched energy of a TransRockies Run event

About Moab Run the Rocks

Moab Run the Rocks is a multi-day trail running event put on by legendary race organization TransRockies Run. The event is 3 days set in the iconic desert around Moab. Known for its scenic desert terrain, technical trails, and unforgettable views, the race offers runners a true Moab experience with distances for a wide range of abilities.

The 2027 Moab Run the Rocks is open for registration now.

About the Series

We hope Behind the Bib gives you insight into races you are curious about or inspires you to sign up for something completely new. The series takes you inside the trail running experience with real runners and real stories from events across the country. Whether it is your first trail 10K or your next 100 miler, every bib tells a story worth sharing.

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