No other enduro race has attempted to race down the most acclaimed trail in Moab, a top five in the U.S. and perhaps one of the most distinguishable trails in the world. At 30 miles and 7,000 feet of descending, The Whole Enchilada Enduro turns an epic all-day ride into a test of fitness and technical skills as riders race from the top of the La Sal Mountains down through four separate climate zones to Porcupine Rim, where they finish just above the Colorado River.


The race will begin with a shotgun mass start at 9 a.m. on Sunday September 30, 2012 at the Burro Pass Trailhead at 10,400, with 1.2 miles and 800 vertical feet to sort out the masses before topping out near treeline at the top of Burro Pass.


$175 entry fee includes an exclusive event hoody, shuttle to race start on Burro Pass, post-race meal and beer ticket, on-course aid station and medical support, awards for top five in each category and the most unforgettable race experience.