COURSE

KNOW THE COURSE

The Silver Moon Race is designed to be a lap race where participants do as many laps as possible in the race time of their choice. Either doing it solo or in a 4-person team relay.

Below you will find details of the course including a course map, elevation profile, and details to help you prepare for an amazing race.

Reedley, CA

COURSE LAPS

RACE LAPS

The race consists of a 2.5-mile lap course where runners will do as many laps as possible in the time of 6, 12, or 24-hours. 12K runners will complete 3-laps.  100-mile runners will complete 40-laps.

FINAL LAP

Those coming into the finish line with 20-minutes or less of the cutoff time of their race category will need to stop and finish. If more than 20-minutes they can continue for a final lap. It's okay if you go over the category time.

100-MILERS

The 100-mile race participants will need to complete 40-laps of the 2.5-mile course before 30-hours.

They must reach 85-miles (34-laps) by the 24-hour point to be allowed to continue for an additional 6-hours and complete 100-miles by 30-hours.

All 100-mile finishers receive a 100-mile buckle in addition to the finisher medal.

Lap Race

COURSE MAP

COURSE CONDITIONS

The course is all dirt farm road from a hard-packed surface that is great for gaining speed to sections with soft soil to lightly packed dirt. Providing excellent conditions for running lots of laps. Trail shoes are recommended.

COURSE MEASUREMENTS

The 2.5-mile lap is 2.51 miles. Every 10-laps will add 0.1 miles to the total distance (ie. 10-laps = 25.1 miles).

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ELEVATION PROFILE

The new course is even flatter than the previous course, the only real elevation is at the creek bridge crossing which has a very small slope that doesn't even show up on the elevation profile.

COURSE LAP FACTS

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LAP LEADERBOARD

Even though the race is fully chip‑timed for official results, every runner will also use our on‑course leaderboards to track their completed loops. Leaderboards will be available for all race categories and relay teams. This gives you a quick, visual way to see your progress lap by lap.

As you finish each loop:

  • Stop at the leaderboard for your race category
  • Find your name—the list is in alphabetical order by first name
  • Mark off your newly completed lap
  • Head back out

It takes only a few seconds and is highly recommended. For accuracy and fairness, only the runner may mark their own laps.

We’ll provide a selection of colored Sharpies, but bringing your own marker—or even a small personal stamp—is encouraged. Having your own color makes it easier to spot your row and watch your progress grow throughout the race.

Leaderboards will be organized by distance and time category, with runners listed alphabetically for easy lookup.

Lap Tracking

REFUEL & FOOD

At the lap checkpoint, we will have a fully stocked station to help runners refuel. In addition to the standard flow of water, gels, electrolytes, salt capsules, there will be a constant rotation of salty and sweet snacks, bars, pickles, PBJs, hot foods through the night, local farm-fresh fruit, and frozen popsicles during the day on Sunday. On Sunday morning, brunch will be served to help keep the long-distance runners going strong to finish their race.

Station Goodies

DROP BAGS

For those who are not camping along the course for easy access to their items, there will be a designated drop bag area that you can place a bag or cooler to quickly access as needed when coming through the checkpoint lap. While volunteers will always be overseeing the drop bag area, please do not leave important valuables in your bags, we are not responsible for missing items.

Drop Bags

TEAM RELAY

The team relay option allows 4-runners to team up and attempt to complete as many laps as possible as a team in the 6, 12, 24-hours or the 100-mile race.

Team members take turns alternating through laps or time periods, thus reducing the total laps per person which "technically" should allow each "rested" person to keep a faster lap pace.

Teams can choose to rotate through each lap or choose to split up the overall time evenly. For example, if running the 12-hour race, each team member would run for approximately 3 hours.

REGISTER FOR TEAM RELAY
Relay Team

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RACE WEEKEND: APRIL 4-5, 2026

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