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Range 2 River Relay

  • Three Creeks Confluence Park 950 West 1300 South Street Salt Lake City, UT, 84104 United States (map)

Bike and run along the Jordan River.

Explore the condition of the Salt Lake Valley’s waterways and learn about recreation in your backyard. Win awesome prizes and more! The Range 2 River Relay is light on competition and heavy on fun!

We have an exciting new course this year! We will be switching the legs to bike and run with the Finish Line Celebration at the beautiful Three Creeks Confluence. Unfortunately due to low water levels, we are not able to have a boat leg this year.

Team Heat

For those looking to build friendships and enjoy family friendly fun, this team based race includes two participants: a biker and a runner. Each teammate completes one leg of the course, moving together through some of Salt Lake City’s most scenic waterways and trails.

Bike Leg #1: Cyclists start the race by riding from the Three Creeks Confluence to the Mill Creek Confluence and back (3.17 miles each way, 6.34 miles miles total).

Run Leg #2: From the Three Creeks Confluence, runners head to the I-80 bridge near the Fisher Mansion along a scenic route and head back (2.05 miles each way, 4.10 miles total).

This relay style format keeps the event approachable, social, and fun, while highlighting the connected creek and river corridors that make this area so special.

Individual Heat

For those looking to test their active transportation and outdoor recreation abilities!

*Attention: Competitors are required to bring their own equipment, including a bicycle and helmet.

 

Register

Team Heat — $60

Range 2 River Relay - Team Registration
Range 2 River Relay - Team Registration
$60.00

Registration for a team of three participants – a biker, boater, and runner.

 

Individual Heat — $45

Range 2 River Relay - Individual Registration
Range 2 River Relay - Individual Registration
$45.00

Registration for an individual to bike, boat, and run.

 
 

Finish Line Celebration

Enjoy bites, music, and learn about local causes. Spectators can watch as competitors start and finish each leg. Make sure to stay for the crowning of this year’s Range 2 River Relay champions!

*Attention: The celebration will be at the Three Creeks Confluence (1300 South 900 West Salt Lake City, UT 84104).

 

Course

  • Bike — 6.34 miles | 20-35 minutes (Three Creeks Confluence to Millcreek Confluence).

  • Run — 4.10 miles | 20-30 minutes (Three Creeks Confluence to the I-80 bridge).

*Attention: We have an exciting new course this year! Please review and be prepared for the update.

 

Leaderboard

2026 Team Heat

  1. Boogey Beta Clack Flasks - 52:38:98

2025 Team Heat

  1. Pineview Crew - 1:16:33

  2. We’re Impossibly Fast and Strong - 1:19:56

  3. The Undulating Amoebas - 1: 21:51

  4. Bros - 1:24:22

  5. Climate Advocates! - 1:26:19

  6. DCC - 1:27:09

  7. We Love Cheese - 1: 27:27

  8. Squirrel Friends - 1: 32:59

  9. Skedaddlers! - 1:38:53

  10. Do you Do - 1: 40:47

  11. Whit-Bats - 1:46:12

  12. Two Panhandlers and a Yooper - 1:46:19

  13. HAC Attack - 2:00:09

  14. Gong Empire - 2: 08: 10

  15. Up The Creek - DNR

  16. Random Heroes- DNR

2024 Team Heat

Event Cancelled

2023 Team Heat

  1. Pineview Crew - 01:38:31

  2. The Undulating Amoebas - 01:44:02

  3. Thunder Gun Express - 01:45:23

  4. Whiskey Business - 01:45:53

  5. Silly Geese - 01:47:55

  6. SLC Public Lands - 01:48:23

  7. Birdhouse Babes - 01:50:50

  8. TriToFinish - 01:54:11

  9. Team BPR - 01:54:19

  10. Culvert Operation - 01:57:03

  11. Under Trained and Over Confident - 01:57:23


2026 Individual Heat

  1. Lauren Brooks - 59:28:43

2025 Individual Heat

1. Adam Blanchard - 1:10:24

2. Clint Campbell - 1:19:46

3. Shaun Thomas - 1:24:22

4. Ken Meleta - 1:25:52

5. Michael Denton - 1:26:19

6. Daniel Parker - 1:27:51

7. Collin Shepard - 1:31:14

8. Tyler Fonarow - 1:31:23

9. Catherine White - 1:38:39

10. Adam Sutherland - 1:39:19

11. Maura Hahnenberger - 1:46:49

12. Taine Hernandez - 1:57:55

13. William Thibeault - 1:57:57

14. Daniel Hernandez- 2:03:30

15. Angela Olson - 2:04:52

16. Peter Olson - 2:04:52

17. Lauren Brooks - 2:10:20

18. Ezra Hernandez - 2:12:01

2024 Individual Heat

Event Cancelled

2023 Individual Heat

  1. Adam Blanchard - 01:25:30

  2. Josh Falkos - 01:36:27

  3. Suzanne Maltby - 01:43:25

  4. Max Sutterlin - 01:44:12

  5. Daniel Sellers - 01:47:03

  6. Matt Colton - 01:50:40

  7. Tyler Fonarow - 01:58:03

  8. Matt Fowler - 01:58:03

  9. Catherine White - 02:02:53

  10. Ben Pehrson - 02:03:10

  11. Valerie Huitzil - 02:07:33

  12. Mary Schaeffer - 02:11:23

  13. Gina Sombatsaphay - 02:13:25

  14. Ryan Hurst - 02:13:25

  15. Ryan Mahoney - 02:13:40

  16. Matt London - 02:14:20

  17. Jeffrey Hancock - 02:16:30

  18. Haley Wagoner - 02:16:59

  19. Jodi Beaudry - 02:20:02

  20. Michael Calvert - DNR

  21. Neil Mooney - DNR

 

Volunteer 

The Range 2 River Relay would not be able to happen without the help of so many great volunteers. Volunteer your time to help make this fun, family-friendly event the best yet!

Positions

  • Assist with the set-up, take-down, and programming at the Finish Line Celebration. Must be ready to carry up to 50 pounds, depending on capability.

  • Serve as the check-in at one of the three start gates.

  • Help sweep the course after the event competitors and participate in one of the legs for free. Must be medically able to participate and provide your own equipment for the chosen leg, including: a bicycle (in good working order), certified bicycle safety helmet, non-motorized watercraft (canoe, kayak, paddleboard, inflatable tube, etc.), and U.S. Coast Guard-approved Type III personal floatation device.

  • Take photos, videos, and/or recordings to document the fun. Must provide your own media equipment and acknowledge photos, videos, or recordings may be used in any and all media, now or hereafter, for the purpose of promoting the event in print or electronic form. There will be no financial compensation or other remuneration, unless previously negotiated.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

  • The event will run from 2PM to 4 PM. The bike leg will start at 2pm and is expected to take approximately 20-45 minutes. The run leg is expected to take approximately 20-30 minutes. The award ceremony will be at 3:30-4PM. The Finish Line Celebration will run throughout the event. A food truck will be serving food during the event.

  • Competitors are required to bring their own equipment and are responsible for any equipment damage incurred during the event. For the bike leg, a bicycle (in good working order) and certified bicycle safety helmet are required. For the boat leg, a non-motorized watercraft (including, but not limited to, canoe, kayak, paddleboard, or inflatable tube), paddle(s), and U.S. Coast Guard-approved Type III personal floatation device are required. The Seven Canyons Trust reserves the right to deem equipment as disallowed based on the event manager’s discretion.

    Canoes, personal floatation devices, and paddles can be rented from the Jordan River Commission.

  • This segment of the Jordan River does have water quality impairments, including Escherichia coli, macroinvertebrates, and dissolved oxygen. It is also impacted by trash and debris that flows into the river from our creeks and stormdrains. While the trash does not impact water quality, it can visually detract from the natural environment. Primary contact recreation (swimming) is discouraged, whereas secondary contact recreation (boating) is perfectly safe. If competitors get river water on their skin, it is encouraged to wash this area with soap and water within that day. Hand sanitizer, which is available at each registration table, should be used before eating or drinking.

    If you would like to get involved in cleaning our creeks and the Jordan River, you can participate in the Seven Canyons Trust’s Seven Creeks | Walk Series. You can also join a Jordan River clean-up with the Jordan River Commission: jordanrivercommission.com/volunteer.

  • Your furry friends are welcome on leash at the Finish Line Celebration (1206 W 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84104). Plan to bring water, waste bags, and any other supplies to responsibly take care of your pet. Due to the nature of the event, pets are not allowed in the race.

  • The course is designed to be family-friendly and approachable for beginners. We’ve had families each compete as individuals going through the course together and we’ve had families compete as a team. Parents or guardians should make responsible decisions based on the child’s skill level, experience in the outdoors, and in each discipline.

  • To ensure fairness, we require competitors participate in legs individually. This means you may not paddle with a teammate in a two-person canoe or kayak. Some exceptions may be allowed for safety, such as a small child paddling with a parent or guardian. The Seven Canyons Trust reserves the right to make exceptions at the event manager’s discretion.

  • The first leg follows the path of City Creek. This 7.6-mile leg starts at the Fisher Mansion bikes up to the City Creek Canyon Trailhead, and ends back at Fisher Mansion. The second leg is running the Jordan River Trail. This 3.4-mile leg starts at Fisher Mansion and finishes at the 1700 South Boat Ramp. The final leg is paddling the Jordan River northward. This 3.3-mile leg starts at the 1700 South Boat Ramp and finishes back at the Fisher Mansion. Click here to review the course map.

  • Traffic will not be stopped for the race. However, the course is designed to minimize traffic and competitor interactions. During the bike and run legs, participants are expected to follow normal traffic laws, including but not limited to, stopping at red lights, yielding at stop signs, staying within bike paths, sidewalks, or trails, and obeying posted speed limits.

  • The course turns will be marked with temporary pavement markings and lawn signs. However, sometimes signage and markings are removed and/or vandalized. Therefore, competitors are encouraged to review the course map before the race. Registration tables will also have course maps for each leg.

  • Each competitor will receive a Seven Canyons Trust x Voile custom strap and a protein mix sample from Gnarly Nutrition. Prize packs from Backpacker’s Pantry, Bluff Street Bandit, Bingham Cyclery, Coalatree, Dr. Naylor, Epic Brewing, HOKA, Party Shirt International, Pit Viper, Salt Lake Running Company, and 5.11 Tactical are given to the top three individuals and top three teams.

  • Results and event photos will be posted to this event webpage within a few weeks of the event.

  • The Range 2 River Relay is a potentially hazardous activity and is an unsupported race event. Competitors should be physically able and prepared for the demands of the race with water, food, nutrition, and necessary medications. Competitors will assume all risks associated with each discipline—biking, boating, and running. Equipment should be checked to ensure it is properly maintained and in good working order.

    Course sweeps will follow the last competitor in each leg or will make a few sweeps up and down the course depending on the speed of the participants. Sweeps will have a first aid kit to address minor injuries (cuts, scraps, bruises, etc.). Competitors will administer their own care. If a serious injury occurs, course sweeps are advised to stay with the competitor and immediately call 911. The nearest hospital is the LDS Hospital, 8th Ave & C Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84103.

  • Finish Line Celebration is where spectators can watch competitors start and end the bike leg, start the boat leg, and finish the final run leg. Enjoy bites, brews from Fisher Brewing, and music kicking off the Celebrate at the Confluence. Make sure to stay for the crowning of this year’s Range 2 River Relay champions!

  • You can sign up to volunteer under the “Volunteer” tab on this event webpage. The Range 2 River Relay would not be able to happen without the help of so many great volunteers. As a token of appreciation for volunteering, each volunteer will receive a commemorative Range 2 River Relay Tee or other gift.

  • This event webpage is the best way to share the Range 2 River Relay with family, friends, and your networks.

  • The Finish Line Celebration (1206 W 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84116) is free and open to all who want to spectate and enjoy beer, food, music, and games. You can also donate to the Seven Canyons Trust to support the Range 2 River Relay at: sevencanyonstrust.org/donate.

 

Sponsors

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Interested in sponsoring the Range 2 River Relay? Proceeds benefit our work to uncover and restore the buried and impaired creeks of the Salt Lake Valley. Email us at info@sevencanyonstrust.org

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