Fixed time racers may elect to count partial laps if they reach one of three remote timing mats on course before time expires in their race.

COURSE LIGHTING
The courses are fairly well lit at night for most of the courses, but there are some dark stretches where you'll likely want a headlamp or flashlight. We HIGHLY recommend bringing lights and extra batteries with you to the Jackpot Ultras.

MAIN AID
Our Main Strip Aid Station will be operated 24/7 around the clock. We will be serving several meals throughout the morning, afternoon, and evening. Food is reserved for the runners only.

AID STATION DIETARY OPTIONS
We do have vegan and vegetarian options for almost all meals, but it may not always be displayed. Please ask. We also are sensitive to gluten free diets as well. Runners will need to communicate with our aid station team any major allergy or dietary need we will do our best to ensure a positive race experience. The menu board at the main aid station is updated daily. We advise all runners to prepare supplemental foods or snacks for additional nutritional needs for restrictive diets.

CUPLESS RACE
To cut down on waste at Jackpot, we are a cupless race, so please plan on carrying a bottle or reusable cup if you would like to refill. Reusable cups are available for purchase at the store in the main staging area. We will have some hot cups for coffee and broth available, but encourage you to use your own mugs as well.

EXPRESS WATER LINE
An express water-fill station will be located just outside the main aid station for participants who need to fill their water bottles and wish to avoid the possible congestion of the main aid tent. Please use this at your convenience.

PACERS
Participants competing in the USATF 100 Mile National Championships is not permitted to have a pacer at any time.

CREW
There is plenty to do around the park! With close by restaurants, grocery stores, hotels, and coffee shops, everything you and your runner could need are just a short drive or walk away. Please reserve aid station items for the runners.

STAGING AREA
There is plenty of space in designated staging areas along the "Jackpot Strip" where you can setup tables, tents, and personal items along side the short course.

If you have reserved a tent, please check in to receive your camping tags at the registration tent.

THE JACKPOT STRIP
Along the main thoroughfare at Jackpot you will find a host of amenities for runners participating in the event. A point of reference will be "The Strip" Aid Station, where all food, drink and aid will be hosted under a large white tent.

Next to the Aid Station will be a water / hydration tent and as you enter from the parking lot, our Jackpot Store and Registration which will be the first stop for bib pickup and tent check-in. To the North of the Aid Station, we will have our warming tent we call Town Hall--a community tent to sit, rest, eat, and share throughout the event.

TOWN HALL
Town Hall is a 20 foot by 20 foot warming tent available for runners on The Jackpot Strip. chance A to get out of the cold, it's a great place for runners to sit and rest a while, chat with their fellow runners, drink a hot coffee, and charge their phones or music devices.

Town Hall will be situated North of the Aid Station. There will be chairs and tables in this shared community space. We will have a couple of communal cots here, but you should not post up with your own gear here. The cots setup here can be used, but for brief periods of time. Those will be on a first come first serve basis. The napping area will have a limited number of cots available for runners to get out of the cold and lay down to sleep for a few hours as needed.

Please observe the three hour maximum nap time so others may utilize the space. We ask that runners refrain from bringing any personal items inside the tent including luggage, camp gear, tents, and bedding. Runners may be allowed to use their sleeping bag or rent a sleeping bag from the store, but we ask once the runner vacates their cot to remove their sleeping bag. Race officials reserve the right to remove any personal items left behind. We ask also that runners please refrain from using the space as a changing area.

SHOWERS
We unfortunately do not have any shower facilities available at Cornerstone Park for the use of runners.

PETS
While dogs are allowed in Cornerstone Park on leash, we request that you keep them away from the course and any of our tents in the Jackpot Strip area including the warm tent and aid station. We love our pets, but for the safety of all runners we ask that you keep them off course.

Long Course 100 Mile Cutoff will be 30 Hours if you start with us at 8:00am Saturday. There is an early start option at 6:00am which will give you a 32 hour time limit.

Fixed time racers may elect to count partial laps if they reach one of three remote timing mats on course before time expires in their race.

COURSE LIGHTING
The courses are fairly well lit at night for most of the courses, but there are some dark stretches where you'll likely want a headlamp or flashlight. We HIGHLY recommend bringing lights and extra batteries with you to the Jackpot Ultras.

MAIN AID
Our Main Strip Aid Station will be operated 24/7 around the clock. We will be serving several meals throughout the morning, afternoon, and evening. Food is reserved for the runners only.

AID STATION DIETARY OPTIONS
We do have vegan and vegetarian options for almost all meals, but it may not always be displayed. Please ask. We also are sensitive to gluten free diets as well. Runners will need to communicate with our aid station team any major allergy or dietary need we will do our best to ensure a positive race experience. The menu board at the main aid station is updated daily. We advise all runners to prepare supplemental foods or snacks for additional nutritional needs for restrictive diets.

CUPLESS RACE
To cut down on waste at Jackpot, we are a cupless race, so please plan on carrying a bottle or reusable cup if you would like to refill. Reusable cups are available for purchase at the store in the main staging area. We will have some hot cups for coffee and broth available, but encourage you to use your own mugs as well.

EXPRESS WATER LINE
An express water-fill station will be located just outside the main aid station for participants who need to fill their water bottles and wish to avoid the possible congestion of the main aid tent. Please use this at your convenience.

PACERS & GUEST LAPS
Jackpot does allow for pacers (one at a time and on foot) from sunset to sunrise. We ask that you be mindful of other participants on course. Keep in mind that those competing in the USATF 100 Mile National Championships is not permitted to have a pacer at any time.

CREW INFO
There is plenty to do around the park! With close by restaurants, grocery stores, hotels, and coffee shops, everything you and your runner could need are just a short drive or walk away. Please reserve aid station items for the runners.

STAGING AREA
The race staging area has many spots to set up tables, tents, and personal items for the race. We not only have a large grass field that the regular course runs around, but also there are dirt areas along the "Jackpot Strip" where you can setup as well on both the regular and short courses.

If you have reserved a tent, please check in to receive your camping tags at the registration tent.

THE JACKPOT STRIP
Along the main thoroughfare at Jackpot you will find a host of amenities for runners participating in the event.  A point of reference will be "The Strip" Aid Station, where all food, drink and aid will be hosted under a large white tent.

Next to the Aid Station will be a water / hydration tent and as you enter from the parking lot, our Jackpot Store and Registration which will be the first stop for bib pickup and tent check-in. To the North of the Aid Station, we will have our warming tent we call Town Hall--a community tent to sit, rest, eat, and share throughout the event.

TOWN HALL
Town Hall is a 20 foot by 20 foot warming tent available for runners on The Jackpot Strip. chance A to get out of the cold, it's a great place for runners to sit and rest a while, chat with their fellow runners, drink a hot coffee, and charge their phones or music devices.

Town Hall will be situated North of the Aid Station. There will be chairs and tables in this shared community space. We will have a couple of communal cots here, but you should not post up with your own gear here. The cots setup here can be used, but for brief periods of time. Those will be on a first come first serve basis. The napping area will have a limited number of cots available for runners to get out of the cold and lay down to sleep for a few hours as needed.

Please observe the three hour maximum nap time so others may utilize the space. We ask that runners refrain from bringing any personal items inside the tent including luggage, camp gear, tents, and bedding. Runners may be allowed to use their sleeping bag or rent a sleeping bag from the store, but we ask once the runner vacates their cot to remove their sleeping bag. Race officials reserve the right to remove any personal items left behind. We ask also that runners please refrain from using the space as a changing area.

SHOWERS
We unfortunately do not have any shower facilities available at Cornerstone Park for the use of runners.

PETS
While dogs are allowed in Cornerstone Park on leash, we request that you keep them away from the course and any of our tents in the Jackpot Strip area including the warm tent and aid station. We love our pets, but for the safety of all runners we ask that you keep them off course.