Oak Flats Picnic Trails – A Curious Attitude

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Trail in United States, Tijeras

Distances

Trail
30k
30 km
Registration: 0.00 USD
Trail
25k
25 km
Registration: 0.00 USD
Trail
20k
20 km
Registration: 0.00 USD
Trail
15k
15 km
Registration: 0.00 USD
Trail
10k
10 km
Registration: 0.00 USD
Trail
5k
5 km
Registration: 0.00 USD

About

A free, all-abilities trail gathering in Cibola National Forest with multiple loop options (5–30k). Self-supported with an aid station at the start/finish; bring your own fuel and choose your distance and start time between 7am and 3pm.

Catering & aid stations

Self-supported event: bring your own fuel. An aid station at the start/finish will have water, electrolyte mixes, and some hydration/fuel options; participants are encouraged to use their own containers (cupless).

Pacers

Not applicable – no pacers or pacemaker lines on course; the event is self-supported with staggered start windows.

Typical weather in Tijeras

Monthly averages based on historical data (2000–present).

Jan42°26°

↑ 07:14

↓ 17:17

Feb47°28°

↑ 06:53

↓ 17:48

Mar56°35°

↑ 07:16

↓ 19:14

Apr65°41°

↑ 06:33

↓ 19:39

May74°51°

↑ 06:02

↓ 20:03

Jun85°61°

↑ 05:52

↓ 20:22

Jul86°64°

↑ 06:04

↓ 20:21

Aug83°62°

↑ 06:27

↓ 19:55

Sep77°56°

↑ 06:50

↓ 19:13

Oct65°46°

↑ 07:13

↓ 18:31

Nov53°35°

↑ 06:42

↓ 17:01

Dec43°28°

↑ 07:08

↓ 16:56

Weather data by Open-Meteo

What's included in entry

Free entry
Start/finish aid station with water and electrolyte mixes

Use of Oak Flats Picnic Trails in Cibola National Forest
Volunteer-staffed aid station and honor-system tracking

Prices & signup

5k0.00 USD
10k0.00 USD
15k0.00 USD
20k0.00 USD
25k0.00 USD
30k0.00 USD

FAQ

Is this event free to enter?

Yes. Registration is free on Ultra Sign Up; payment is not required.

Do I need to pre-register?

Yes; the event caps at 70 participants and uses a sign-in sheet for honor-system results. Register in advance on Ultra Sign Up.

What should I bring?

Your own fuel and hydration (cupless container), appropriate trail gear, and a method to track your distance (GPS or paper map provided at aid station).