Posted on 7/7/2017

Here's What You Need to Know About the Red Rock Relay

The Red Rock Relay is one of the country's most scenic running adventures. The race will take place in early September. At 186 total miles, it is designed to be an awesome challenge. Still, it's one that is appropriate for runners of every level, from experience marathoners to beginners trying it out for the first time. Take the opportunity to see some of the best sights in Southern Utah, bond with other runners, and get into great shape when you join the Red Rock Relay this year!After you run through the area for the Red Rock Relay, take a chance to go back and fully absorb its beauty. When you're ready to explore, make sure to download a copy of our complimentary Southern Utah Vacation Guide. The Vacation Guide is a great way to get to know our area and make unique plans for your visit. It contains comprehensive information about all the area's outdoor activities, as well as beautiful attractions and excellent amenities. Find places to eat, exciting events, and of course, the best accommodations in town when you have the Vacation Guide by your side. Take the stress out of planning your trip to Southern Utah and download your guide now!

The Red Rock Relay: The Details You Need to Know

The Red Rock Relay takes place in early September every year. The 2017 installment is scheduled for the weekend of September 9 - 10. Runners can participate in teams of 12 or six. Leg one of the race will begin in Brian Head, UT, with a ride up the ski lift at the Brian Head Resort. Legs two through 24 wind through the stunning Cedar Breaks National Monument and the serene Dixie National Forest. You'll have the chance to see the Pine Valley Mountains, Dammeron Valley, Snow Canyon, and St. George on legs 25 through 36. Finish the race at the entrance to Zion National Park. Over the course of the race, participants will descend over 8,000 feet! When you're not running, be prepared to cheer on your other teammates, as they will for you. Party vehicles will follow the route and supply all that you need. You'll find them packed with running gear, sleeping bags, sports drinks, and energy bars.

What To Do After the Red Rock Relay Is Over

After you cross the finish line and celebrate with your team, venture out to spend some leisure time in the region. Bryce Canyon should definitely be on your list of places to visit. The park is famous for its hoodoos, and there are several lookout points from which you can observe them. Or, head to Panguitch Lake for a relaxing day of fishing. Of course, you can always go back to any of the exquisite points you passed along the trail and enjoy them, as well!

Keep the Fun Going at Your Family Time Vacation Rental

No matter when you cross the finish line of the Red Rock Relay, you'll be able to get all the rest you deserve afterward when you stay in one of the best rentals in the area. Filled with everything you need for a great trip, many Family Time Vacation Rentals are located in the Brian Head, Duck Creek, and Panguitch areas, giving you easy access to plenty of great attractions. Contact us today! We look forward to helping you make memories during your next family getaway!
 
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