Chase The Moon

Medical staff is responsible for providing all medical responses during the race. The medical staff and tent is located at the Start/Finish area, and Outlaw Aid Station will have basic first-aid supplies.

Runners experiencing a medical emergency on course will need to go to the nearest aid station, timing checkpoint, or report the emergency to a passing runner. Medical evacuations will only be reserved for serious or critical medical needs such that the injured party can not physically move under their own ability.

98% of the course is ran on dirt trail. Expect loose and rocky terrain with uneven surfaces. This terrain can be of a further challenge after sunset with limited to no light. Runners should carry a light source with them while on course, a headlamp is required for participation.

All runners are expected to be prepared for any weather condition and the race will continue on rain or shine, except in the event of hazardous weather conditions such as severe lightning. Runners in the vicinity of either the Start/Finish area, or Outlaw will be not be allowed to progress further until it has been determined safe to resume. Runners on course should take necessary safety precautions: Signs of an immi

Runners are required to respect the wildlife by not approaching, feeding, or harming wildlife. Race participants observed violating this are subject to race disqualification. Rattlesnakes have been observed on the trail in previous years. If encountered on the trail, do not approach. Slowly back away, allowing the snake plenty of room. In most cases the snake will move along on it’s own. Do not attempt to move the sn