Cocodona 250

Cocodona 250

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250 mile point-to-point ultra marathon across the heart of Arizona.

Black Canyon Trail - Crown King - Prescott - Fain Ranch - Mingus - Jerome - Sedona - Flagstaff

Photos from Cocodona 250's post 05/19/2026

250 miles. Every moment frozen in time

The Cocodona 250 is truly the adventure of a lifetime, and now you can remember it forever. The 2026 photo gallery is officially LIVE.

Our incredible photography team of Scott Rokis, Howie Stern, and Anastasia Wilde captured all 125 hours of it. From the first steps out of Black Canyon to the tears in Heritage Square, they captured every climb, every breakdown, every breakthrough, and every finish that made it all worth it.

Relive every mile. Check out the photo gallery at run200photos.com

Photos from Cocodona 250's post 05/18/2026

🚨Cocodona 250 Lottery Closing Soon 🚨

Lottery registration for the 2027 Cocodona 250 closes today at 2:50 PM Pacific Time.

If you are looking for the adventure of a lifetime, then look no further. From Black Canyon City to Flagstaff, the Cocodona 250 links together some of the most iconic trails and towns in Arizona for one monumental undertaking of 250 consecutive miles on foot. 

Lottery registration is for the 250 mile distance ONLY. The lottery will be pulled on June 1st and post the entrants list and waitlist on the Cocodona website. UltraSignup will charge credit cards on June 2nd and then entrants will appear in the UltraSignup entrants list and UltraSignup waitlist.

All other race distances will have a standard first-come first-serve entry process. Registration dates for the non-250 mile race distances are:

June 3, 2026: Registration Opens for Sedona Canyons 125
June 4, 2026: Registration Opens for Bradshaw Brute 100
June 5, 2026: Registration Opens for Mingus Traverse 80
June 6, 2026: Registration Opens for Flagstaff Crest 40

Learn more about the lottery by visiting our website and put your name in the hat for the lottery on before it’s too late.

Photos from Cocodona 250's post 05/17/2026

🏜️2027 Cocodona 250 Race Update ⛰️

With the 2027 Cocodona 250 Lottery set to close tomorrow, we wanted to share some major news with you all.

In 2027, the Cocodona 250 start will move forward one day, now beginning on Sunday May 2nd with the final cutoff now happening on Friday May 7th.

Same iconic 250 mile adventure, new start date. The lottery for the 2027 Cocodona 250 is still open.

If you have dreamed of toeing the start line in Black Canyon City, now is your chance to put your name in the hat! Lottery closes on Monday May 18th at 2:50 PM Pacific Time with the lottery selection occurring on Monday June 1st

Photos from Cocodona 250's post 05/10/2026

From the first steps in the Sonoran Desert to the final finishers arriving in Heritage Square, the 2026 Cocodona 250 presented by was a week we’ll never forget.

We witnessed course records and breakthrough performances. We watched runners battle cold, heat, fatigue, injury, and the voices in their heads telling them to stop. We saw tears of joy, moments of doubt, and the kind of resilience that can’t be measured by time alone.

From the front of the pack to the final finisher, every athlete wrote their own story across 250 unforgettable miles of Arizona’s rugged beauty; through desert, canyon, forest, and mountain.

Cocodona has always been about more than a race. It’s about community, grit, and discovering what’s possible when you keep moving forward.

Thank you to every runner, crew member, volunteer, medic, and fan who made this journey so special.

Until next year. ❤️🏜️🌲🏔️

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05/09/2026

An update from Wayne Amo.

05/09/2026

Congratulations to our official DFL for the 2026 Cocodona 250, Suzy Lurie!
It’s a tradition here that former DFL’s of the event and the race winner are here at the finish line to present this hard-earned award.
Thank you to past final finishers, Andre Lee and Robby Chaney, and to this year’s champion, Rachel Entrekin for being here at Heritage Square!

05/09/2026

Robby Chaney was DFL in 2024, and last year he was medically pulled during the race, but this year he not only completed the Arizona Monster 300 in April but just finished Cocodona 250 during Golden Hour.
Congratulations Robby!

05/09/2026

Larry DeBoard is a 53 year old from Seward, Alaska who finished Cocodona 250 during Golden Hour.
The furthest he ran before this was 100 miles, cementing this as not only his longest run but a lifelong memory.
Congratulations Larry!

05/09/2026

Congratulations to Ashley Livingstone, another runner who had an emotional finish during Golden Hour!

05/09/2026

Lacy Arant has crossed the finish!

A stay at home mom of two boys in Iowa, Lacy started running after the birth of her youngest. She found a great running group that helped her learn about her strength, and signed up for her first 100k rave before she even ran a marathon. She said she wants to be the best role model she can be, and she did that today on the course.
Congratulations Lacy!

05/09/2026

When you’re the final finisher of the Cocodona 250 presented by , the barricades come down and the crowd out for one of the most spirit tunnels in the sport.

There’s no less celebration for the last runner across the line. In many ways, there’s even more.

Because this community understands what it takes to keep moving forward long after the front-runners have finished, the streets have quieted, and every step becomes a battle of heart.

The DFL is never “just” the last finisher. They are the embodiment of grit, perseverance, and the refusal to quit.

At Cocodona, every finisher is celebrated. But when the final runner arrives at Heritage Square, they are welcomed like a champion. because they are. ♥️

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