Teton Crest Club
The next starting line
Find a place. Pick a climb. Bring a few good billy goats.
A growing race shelf, organized by where you want to go.
These California races come from our High-Flyer field notes. TETON CREST TRIPLE is independent of Brazen’s series: your recorded ascent from these races or other qualifying outings can count toward 39,088 feet.
Typical months are subject to change. Confirm current dates and routes with each organizer. Within each location, cards follow typical calendar order.
Stinson to Mill Valley and back on the Dipsea Trail, via Cardiac Hill, Muir Woods, and Old Mill Park.
Typically heldAugust*
Published cutoff checkpoints: Old Mill Park (6.8 mi), Muir Woods Aid (8.6 mi), Cardiac Aid (10.6 mi).
A mostly-dirt loop around Lake Chabot, run in reverse from the New Year’s Eve course.
Typically heldJanuary*
Cutoff checkpoints
Profile drawn from the organizer’s published route. Elevations and route versions may vary.
A Lake Chabot loop with rolling hills and a power-hike climb up Live Oak.
Typically heldJuly*
Cutoff checkpoints
Profile drawn from the organizer’s published route. Elevations and route versions may vary.
A rolling Lake Chabot loop, with the half course mostly on dirt trail.
Typically heldDecember*
Profile drawn from the organizer’s published route. Elevations and route versions may vary.
Dirt trails climb from Castle Rock toward Curry Point, then loop back through Mount Diablo State Park.
Typically heldApril*
Cutoff checkpoints
Profile drawn from the organizer’s published route. Elevations and route versions may vary.
Castle Rock, Rock City, Curry Point, the summit, Juniper, and Burma mark the long mountain loop.
Typically heldApril*
Cutoff checkpoints
Profile drawn from the organizer’s published route. Elevations and route versions may vary.
Dirt trails climb from Castle Rock into Mount Diablo State Park; the longer 30K reaches the summit.
Typically heldOctober*
Profile drawn from the organizer’s published route. Elevations and route versions may vary.
The longer climb runs from Castle Rock to the Mount Diablo summit, with a high-country return.
Typically heldOctober*
Cutoff checkpoints
Profile drawn from the organizer’s published route. Elevations and route versions may vary.
A hilly loop through the emerald trails and rolling ridges around Lake Del Valle.
Typically heldApril*
Profile drawn from the organizer’s published route. Elevations and route versions may vary.
Fire-road climbs with a singletrack stretch and wide Bay views from Wildcat Canyon.
Typically heldMay*
Profile drawn from the organizer’s published route. Elevations and route versions may vary.
A rolling Briones loop finishes with a shaded 1.1-mile singletrack descent.
Typically heldAugust*
Cutoff checkpoints
Profile drawn from the organizer’s published route. Elevations and route versions may vary.
A figure-eight through Las Trampas climbs out of the valley, crosses east, and reaches Rocky Ridge Trail.
Typically heldSeptember*
Cutoff checkpoints
Profile drawn from the organizer’s published route. Elevations and route versions may vary.
Redwoods, fire roads, and singletrack lead to the high point of Sanborn Park.
Typically heldMay*
Profile drawn from the organizer’s published route. Elevations and route versions may vary.
Fire roads and singletrack climb through Sanborn’s redwoods to high ground and open views.
Typically heldDecember*
Western States Trail to No Hands Bridge and toward Cool, then back to Overlook Park.
Typically heldSeptember*
Cutoff checkpoints
Profile drawn from the organizer’s published route. Elevations and route versions may vary.
Salmon overlays indicate approaches to published cutoff checkpoints, not verified withdrawal hotspots. Maps and profiles are illustrative and not for navigation. Double Dipsea and Summit Rock use original brand-styled redraws. Check official course maps before heading out.