Frequently Asked Questions
If you are feeling ill or have a fever please stay home.
All runners will wear masks at the start and finish lines.
All runners will adhere to social distancing protocols at the start and finish lines.
All staff will wear masks.
All aid station volunteers and food handlers will wear masks and gloves.
Hand sanitizer will be available at the start and finish lines.
Starts will be staggered in waves (per distance) to spread out runners.
Race is chip-timed, enabling runners to start comfortably distanced from others.
Volunteers will help direct finishers away from the finish line to avoid crowding.
To limit numbers, no spectators will be allowed in the race venue area. (Have your people volunteer!)
Food will be individually wrapped and beer available in cans.
Vendors at the finish line area will wear masks and adhere to social distancing protocols.
There will be no awards ceremony this year; winners will be recognized online only.
Yes, Salmon Run proudly sponsors The Environmental Center. You can find out more about this area nonprofit at this link.
Packet pick up is at Footzone Thursday, April 8 & Friday, April 9 from 3pm to 6:30pm. If you are unable to make those days, feel free to pick up your packet at Pronghorn starting an hour before your race time.
Absolutely! We encourage everyone to participate. All we ask is that walkers start in the back to allow the faster runners to get through.
All courses will have mile markers. Courses will be marked with directional arrows & signs.
The race will be professionally timed and results posted online no later than the Sunday after race day. The results will also be available immediately following the race.
No, we ask that you leave Fido at home. Service dogs are allowed, but we ask that you notify the race director prior to the event: race@layitoutevents.com.
All new courses for 2021! All three distances start and finish at Pronghorn Resort and include a mixture of pavement and gravel through the resort and continuing with dirt trails through BLM land.
Yes. As long as you have signed the registration waiver online. To see if you have done so, follow your registration link in your confirmation email.
Awards will be given out to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place overall winners as well as the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place masters (40+) winners for all distances. Age-group winners will receive 1st, 2nd or 3rd place ribbons.
If you have your email confirmation, that is helpful in case we have trouble locating your race packet.
There will be late packet pick-up and registration on race day. You can pick up your packet one hour before your race start time on the day of the race.
Yes! All finishers (all distances) receive a custom-designed medal.
Adventure Medics believes in providing medical services that go beyond the status quo. Whether covering an event, supporting wildland fire operations or providing training to the public or medical professionals they like to do things a little different.
Because they have a unique advantage of being on site as a pre-positioned resource, Adventure Medics can emphasize safety and institute preventative measures to stop injuries and medical emergencies before they occur.
Should an emergency happen the staff of EMTs, paramedics and doctors are properly equipped and possess the experience to deal with the unique challenges that come with remote medical operations. Adventure Medics believes in high quality equipment and continuous training to ensure that we can field one of the most prepared medical response teams you can find.
https://www.advmedics.com | 541-639-9993
We love to run with music too! All we ask is that you consider only having your headphones in one ear and/or keep the volume of your music reasonable so you can be aware of your surroundings and other people on the course.
Have more questions? Email race@layitoutevents.com
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