Food vendors, coffee carts, and a beer garden will be onsite and available for purchase at Javelina Jeadquarters.

Hats, shades, plenty of SPF and some warm clothing for overnight.

Aid station food and drinks are for runner and pacers only.

Camping tents are restricted to the camping areas and must be permitted – camping tents may not be set up in designated crew areas.

These will be outlined for convenience and you may ask a staff member to help direct you to your spot.

Crews wishing to set up pop-up canopies (10×10 highly recommended) will use designated areas outside the camping zones.

Crewing is only allowed at Javelina Jeadquarters.

Please bring your bag to the designated area near the start line and label your bag with your bib # and “Jackass Junction.” Please be mindful of the size of your remote drop bag we will not transport large duffle bags, suitcases, or coolers! You may also have a drop bag for the Jackass Junction aid station located approximately halfway around the loop that will be transported to the aid station before each wave start (see schedule on the main page). These will be out in the open and not covered. There will be a designated area near the main aid station where you can place your drop bag on race morning. One drop bag is for the start/finish line at Javelina Jeadquarters and can be accessed each loop. Please label your drop bag with your name, bib number and aid station location. We also recommend placing your lights, extra batteries, extra socks or shoes and layers of clothing (gloves, jacket, beanie, long sleeves, rain jacket, etc.) for over night. Inside, you may want food or nutrition items that are not offered at the aid station such as gels, chews or powders that you use in training.

If you have never used a drop bag before, we recommend a waterproof bag or container (or placing your items you don’t want wet into a plastic bag) in case of rain. There are two locations for drop bags at the race where you may place a small bag with additional race supplies. If you have a question about a specific item, please contact us. We make our best attempt to offer a wide selection of foods for all runners. We’ve made a list of foods that we stock that are sometimes questionable for vegetarians and vegans while racing. We highly recommend a minimum of two water bottles for this stretch of trail beginning with loop 2.Īll aid stations will be stocked with water, ice for personal use, Gatorade, GU gels, salt, sweet snacks, salty snacks, fruit, and several “real food” options.

The longest distances between aid is the 6.5 miles between Coyote Camp and Jackass Junction, as well as the 6.6 miles between Rattlesnake Ranch and Javelina Jeadquarters on the first loop. The Javelina Jundred features four on course aid stations per loop around the Pemberton Trail: Coyote Camp, Jackass Junction, Rattlesnake Ranch, and Javelina Jeadquarters (Start/Finish). Pacers may join 100 km runners after 2 loops. Crew accessibility is limited to Javelina Jeadquarters (start/finish line) and pacers are welcome to join a runner after 3 loops for the 100-mile or after 5 pm (whichever comes first). Runners will be supported by four on-course aid stations per loop (Javelina Jeadquarters, Coyote Camp, Jackass Junction & Rattlesnake Ranch). The 100 Miler is a 2024 Western States 100 Mile Endurance Run Qualifier & Golden Ticket Race for the top two women and top two men. The 100 Kilometer option will consist of the same course but will only complete the first three loops of the 100 Mile course The 100 Mile distance will be comprised of one 22.3 mile loop that incorporates the Escondido Trail on the far East Side of the park and four 19.45 mile loops on the popular Pemberton, Shallmo, and Cinch Trails. The race is staged at the Four Peaks Staging Area at McDowell Mountain Regional Park north of Fountain Hills, Arizona. The 21st running of Javelina Jundred presented by HOKA will take place on Jalloween weekend, October 28-29, 2023.

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