The Dipsea Race

The Dipsea Race, established in 1905, is recognized as the oldest trail race in America, celebrated annually on the second Sunday in June. The challenging 7.4-mile course from Mill Valley to Stinson Beach is renowned for its breathtaking scenery and rigorous terrain, attracting runners worldwide while prioritizing local entrants due to safety and environmental considerations.

With a unique handicapping system that allows participants of all ages and abilities a chance for victory, the race limits entries to approximately 1,500 participants each year. As a prominent event in Northern California's running community, the Dipsea Race not only emphasizes competition but also fosters a sense of history and camaraderie among its participants.

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