Experience the rugged beauty and challenging terrain of Wyoming's premier trail running event.
Race Day
Cheyenne, WY
Granite Boulders & Pine Forests
Nestled in the foothills of the Laramie Mountains, Curt Gowdy State Park offers a hidden gem of a trail system. The Antelope Dash takes runners through a stunning landscape of massive granite boulders, dense pine forests, and open meadows.
Whether you are tackling the fast and flowing 4-Mile or testing your endurance on the longer routes, you'll be treated to world-class singletrack, challenging climbs, and sweeping views of the Wyoming wilderness. Earn your patch and conquer the dash!
From beginners to seasoned trail veterans, we have a course designed to test your limits.
A perfect introduction to trail running. Rolling hills, beautiful scenery, and a generous cutoff time to enjoy the park.
Experience the best of the park. Technical sections, steep climbs, and fast descents through the granite formations.
For the bold. We are designing a grueling, beautiful loop connecting the most challenging trails in Curt Gowdy. Preparing to launch next year!
Early packet pickup will be available on Friday from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the Cheyenne Running Company. Race day packet pickup opens at 6:30 AM at the start line in Curt Gowdy State Park.
A Wyoming State Parks day-use fee is required for all vehicles entering the park (not included in registration). Carpooling is highly encouraged as parking at the trailhead is limited.
The Antelope Dash is a cupless event. You must carry your own hydration system or reusable cup. Aid stations will be stocked with water, electrolyte drinks, and basic ultra-style snacks (fruit, pretzels, gummies).
Connect with the local running community! Check out these great organizations in the Cheyenne and Laramie areas for group runs, training, and camaraderie.
A local running club dedicated to promoting running and fitness in the Laramie community. Join them for local events and group runs.
Join runners of all levels for group runs, social events, and support on the roads and trails throughout the Cheyenne area.