The Wood River Trails Challenge

One Month. Twenty-Some Trails. Endless Wood River Valley Adventure.

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Your Fall Trail Adventures Start Here

Are you ready to turn September 15 - October 15 into an epic trail quest?

The Wood River Trails Challenge is your invitation to explore the Wood River Valley, one trail at a time. Revisit old favorites, discover hidden gems, rack up miles, and see just how much mountain magic you can squeeze into the month.

Whether you're cycling, hiking, running, walking, or using a mobility assistive device, every trail counts and every adventure is yours to make.

Why participate?

  • Explore twenty-some hand-picked area trails, from one end of the valley to the next
  • Earn rewards and unlock surprise swag along the way
  • Challenge your friends, your neighbors, or chase your personal best
  • Connect with a community of local trail lovers
  • Get entered to win great prizes just for participating

Complete one trail? You're in the prize drawing. Complete more trails? You'll earn even more chances to win.

  • September 15 - Challenge officially begins
  • October 15 - Last day to log your adventures
  • TBC - After-Party celebration

Participating is a Few Clicks Away and Registration is Free

1. Create your free Terrain Scouts account.

2. Register for the Wood River Trails Challenge.

3. Link an Activity Tracking account to the challenge, or new for 2026, download the free Terrain Scouts App and log in using your Terrain Scouts username and password. 

4. Test out your activity tracker and make sure you know how to start, stop, and save your activities!

Participating is a Few Clicks Away and Registration is Free

Sign Up Today

Engage With Your Tahoe Trail Community

Share the Stoke - Follow your progress, check the leaderboard, connect with fellow participants, and share your trail photos using #wrtrailx. We love seeing dusty boots, summit smiles, refreshing alpine lakes, and all the incredible moments in between!

Respect the Trails - Our area's trails are spectacular, but they are also delicate. Help us protect our backyard by practicing Leave No Trace principles. Stay on the designated trail to prevent erosion, take only photos, and pack out what you pack in. If you spot litter, be a trail hero, pick it up, and help keep our high-country habitats beautiful.

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