Everyone runs here.

Refunds

Shit happens

PROTECT YOUR RACE ENTRY . BECAUSE LIFE HAPPENS.

Refund Guarantee from SPOT gives you an option to protect your entry if something keeps you from making it to the start line.

Add Refund Guarantee during checkout for a small fee. If something covered happens and you can’t race, you’ll file your claim directly with SPOT. 

THE IMPORTANT PART:
Refund Guarantee covers situations that prevent you personally from participating. It does not cover the race being cancelled or postponed. As stated in our waiver, race entries are non-refundable if the event itself is cancelled.

Have questions about what is or isn’t covered? Read SPOT’s Refund Guarantee terms⁠ or contact SPOT directly⁠.

AWD athletes

AWD criteria

  • AWDs must be able to run the course
  • Tethers may be used for athletes with a visually impairment
  • Leg prosthetics may be used for amputees.
  • Crutches, braces, or poles may be used if indicated/necessary, with approval from the RD.
  • AWDs must be able to finish within the 30 hour cutoff.

No wheelchairs

Since the course is a trail through the mountains, it is not suitable for athletes in wheelchairs

Diversity & inclusion

We create inclusion and equality in the running community. As much as we want to say that all you need to run is a pair of shoes, we know the reality is much more complex. To create intentional space for people, the Yetis want to make it clear that our races are for everyone.

Express your desired pronouns

Please email us at yetitrailrunners@gmail.com after registration and we'll update your records.

Entrance policy for transgender athletes

We will accept each entrant’s declared gender at face value, and no additional supporting evidence is required. Athletes may register as the gender they identify with.

Entrance policy for non-binary athletes

People whose gender is not male or female; including but not limited to: genderqueer, agender, bigender. We want to acknowledge, respect, and provide opportunity in the registration process to express their desired pronouns.