2015
San Diego 100
Seven Trail Crashers set out for 100 miles in the Southern California mountains.
Watch on YouTube — San Diego 100 (opens in a new tab)MERIDIAN, IDAHO · ULTRA RACING TEAM
HERE FOR
EACH OTHER.
Trail Crashers is an ultra racing team based in Meridian, Idaho. When we head out to train together, we stay together.
Some teammates run a little faster between turns. At every turn, they wait for the rest of the group. We regroup, make sure everyone knows where we’re going, and head on together.
Training plans come together informally, whenever schedules line up. We’re building time on our feet for races that last hours or days. Sharing those hours is a big part of being a Trail Crasher.
Run faster between turns. Wait for your teammates at the next one. If “I can’t run that slow” means leaving people behind, this isn’t your group.
WHERE WE’RE RACING NEXT
UPCOMING
TEAM RACES
See where teammates are lining up next, and who you’ll find on the course.
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If You’re Not First, You’re Last Backyard Ultra
Eagle Island State Park · Eagle, Idaho
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Across the Years — 6 Day
Peoria Sports Complex · Peoria, Arizona
December 28, 2026–January 3, 2027.
BETWEEN THE START LINES
THE TEAM
ON STRAVA
INVITE ONLY
Follow the training, share the miles, and find teammates for an occasional run together.
Club membership is by invitation.
THE ORIGINAL MILES
SAN DIEGO ROOTS.
IDAHO HORIZONS.
Our public video archive goes back to 2014. It follows training runs and race weekends around Southern California, with trips farther afield for races like Western States.
Waiting at every turn was part of the original club. Faster runners stopped, everyone regrouped, and nobody had to wonder which way the group had gone. That habit carries forward into Trail Crashers Racing Team.
FROM THE CLUB’S OWN ARCHIVE
ROLL THE OLD TAPES.
Race weekends and shared miles from the original Trail Crashers. Films load from YouTube when you press play.
2016
Western States
A chapter from the original club’s race and training archive.
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PCT 50
Fifty miles, the Pacific Crest Trail, and a lot of shared history.
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