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Common questions we've answered over the years.

We’ve got dirt under our nails and answers in our packs. Whether you’re wondering about drop bags, pacers, parking, or what to do if you see Bigfoot — this is the place.

Still need help? Email us at [info@yetitrailrunners.com] or hit us up on Instagram @yetitrailrunners. We’ll get you sorted.

We don’t offer deferrals.

Do Yeti races sell out?

Only the Yeti 100. Pacers can join after Mile 50 (Green Cove). No pacers for our other races — but your crew can still cheer loud.

Yep. As long as they check in at the aid station, they can tag in whenever.

Medals, buckles, shirts, stickers — and serious pride. Every piece is designed in-house and not your typical race junk.

Nope. You finish, you win. Period.

The long tunnel is .25 miles from the race start

Drawstring backpack bags are a good indicator in size of bags. Drop bag has to be a bag no plastic sided bins and all bags must be able to be picked up by one person.

You park in Abingdon and ride the shuttle to the start. Final details come via email 2 weeks out.

Depends on the race — most start between 5am–7am. Always check your specific race guide.

Absolutely. Well-stocked, friendly, and often loud. We list exact mileage and what’s available in each race guide.

For 100-milers and timed races, yes. Even for summer races, bring one if you’ll be out past dark.

Trail shoes for Snakebite, Canebrake, Larrabee. Road shoes are fine for Creeper Trail races.

We allow drop downs but they have to be declared the second time thru hyak.

A good percentage of runners use poles at yeti 100 . We have noticed most people will choose to start using poles around mile 70-80

100%. Just make sure it breathes.

Wave. He’s one of the crew.