Once you do this, please send an email to and I will send you a coupon code to register. To learn more about BBBSF and how your donation of up to $400 (individual) or $800 (per couple) can be fully refunded as a line item credit on your Arizona Tax return, visit. Revenues generated by these events helps to provide children facing adversity with strong, enduring, professionally supported 1-to-1 relationships that change their lives forever for the better. Entry into the race is by an April 1st lottery system only. deep in the heart of the Coconino National Forest. Seeing the importance of mentorship to children in need, Neil has voluntarily directed both the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Flagstaff Half Marathon and Soulstice to raise funds in support of BBBSF programs. Description: The Soulstice Mountain Jackie Weintraub Memorial Trail Run is a rugged race that consists of and 8.0 and 12.0 mile courses between 79 ft. Race Director Neil Weintraub joined the Board of Directors shortly a month before running his first Soulstice race in 2001, and became a volunteer school-based mentor in 2002. In 2012, Runners World listed Soulstice as one of the top 32 trail races in the United States, and calling it "one of the best post race parties anywhere." After the April 1st Lottery, there are absolutely no refunds.īig Brothers Big Sisters of Flagstaff (BBBSF)Īll of the proceeds from Soulstice, the post-race raffle, and Arizona Tax Credit donations benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of Flagstaff (BBBSF).
25 runners can guarantee entry by taking the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Flagstaff ($400 per person, $800 per couple) prior to April 15th, 2022 (Contact Neil ASAP once you have made your donation at Legacy runners with at least 7 Soulstices under their belts must register prior to the lottery to guarantee entry. The expansion of the mine would take out almost all of the Solstice Trail, which is a newly built trail that the town and Salida Mountain Trails spent almost 50,000 making. The race's elevations range between 7300 to 7500 feet above sea level on seldom used Kaibab National Forest dirt/cinder roads. As a result of forest closures due to this year's fires and flooding, we have had to move the Soulstice race westward to the nearby Government Prairie.
#SOULSTICE MOUNTAIN TRAIL RUN FULL#
The race is limited to 225, selected by April 1st lottery. Sustained speed was on full display at the 2021 Desert Solstice Track Invitational on Saturday and Sunday, December 11 and 12. The Solstice trail was designed and built by Singletrack Trails Inc., for Salida Mountain Trails.October 8th is the 23rd edition of the Jackie Weintraub Memorial Soulstice Mountain Trail Run. This trail is rated blue only because of the features built into the trail that could cause some problems for some.
Say hi, be nice.Īlso try Sol Train West and Sol Train East, which start via Sun Up, on the east side of CR108. While specifically built for downhill fun on a mountain bike, please remember that you might run into the occasional hiker or runner going uphill, so be on the lookout and be courteous if you encounter any uphill users. Excellent finish to any ride in that area to roll back into town. The Soulstice Mountain Trail Run was originally conceived when William Ring, Wiley Addis, and Paul Brinkmann returned home from the Imogene Pass Run. It's meant to be ridden only in the direction as shown here-don't ride it uphill. It runs downhill, basically parallel to CR108, to just above the old cemetery. Flagstaff Sky Peaks Mountain Runs 50M, 50K, 25K, 10K, 5K Arizona Snowbowl October Pride 5k and Kids Run Coconino High School, Flagstaff Soulstice Mountain Trail Run 11 and 6 mile races Sunset Trailhead. Approximately 1.3-mile in length, it has a fairly consistent 5% average downhill grade and starts at the Little Rainbow Trail, just west of CR108. It has the feel of a long, linear pump track. Solstice was built to be a flow-style trail, mountain bike optimized for maximum playfulness and fun, with lots of twists, turns, jumps, and berms.
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