BLM Public Land · Moab, Utah
BOUND
LESS
Run for Public Lands
Date
October 24–26, 2026
Location
Moab, Utah
Distance
~50K · Hike or Run
Goal
$500K for Public Lands
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The Event
ONE ROUTE.
ONE DAY.
ALL OF IT.

A single ~50K route across some of the most rugged, beautiful terrain on earth. You can run it or hike it. The point isn't pace — it's showing up and discovering what you're actually capable of.

The Route

One continuous route through Moab's world-class BLM trail systems — slickrock, singletrack, canyon views. A single Start/Finish Race Village. Approximately 95% trail and desert terrain.

Race Weekend

October 24–26, 2026. Friday arrival and check-in. Saturday is race day. Sunday is recovery, community, and celebration. Aid stations on course. Camera crews throughout. BodyBio products at every aid station.

Who It's For

Runners, hikers, athletes, creators, and anyone who wants to do something hard in a beautiful place alongside people who give a damn about the land they're on.

Getting There

Canyonlands Field Airport, Moab (CNY) — 20 minutes away. Grand Junction Regional Airport (GJT) — 2 hours. Salt Lake City International (SLC) — 4 hours.

~50K
One route, hike or run
95%
Trail and slickrock terrain
$500K
Fundraising goal for public lands
OCT 26
Race day, Moab, Utah
Why We Run
WHAT THIS IS ABOUT
01

Find Your Limits

The desert doesn't care about your excuses. It just asks you to keep moving. Boundless is built for the moment you surprise yourself — when you go further than you thought you could and realize you were capable all along.

02

One With Nature

You can't run across canyon slickrock and not feel something. This is what public land was made for — access to wild, unmediated contact with the natural world. No walls, no screens, just terrain and sky.

03

Build Community

The people who show up to do hard things in beautiful places tend to be the right people. Boundless brings together runners, creators, athletes, and brands who are serious about the outdoors and each other.

The Cause
PUBLIC LANDS
BELONG TO US.
"These places exist because people fought to keep them open. The least we can do is show up — and leave something behind."

Millions of acres of BLM-managed public land across the American West are under increasing pressure. Boundless exists to raise money and awareness for their protection — and to prove that a community of runners can move the needle. Every dollar raised through this event goes directly to public lands conservation through our nonprofit fiscal sponsor. Your entry fee, your donation, your presence — it all counts.

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The Founder
Sean Greenspan
SEAN GREENSPAN
Founder, Greenspan Consulting L.L.C.

Sean Greenspan is the founder of Greenspan Consulting and the creator of Boundless: Run for Public Lands. He built this event around a simple conviction — that the people who love the outdoors most are the ones best positioned to protect it, and that the most powerful thing you can do for public lands is show up on them in force, on foot, and with a community behind you.

Boundless is his answer to that conviction.

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Questions
FAQ
Do I need to be an experienced runner to participate?
No. This event is open to hikers and runners of all backgrounds. The ~50K distance is challenging, but you set your own pace. Training guidance will be shared with all registered participants.
What is included in my registration?
[ Full registration details to be added once confirmed — aid stations, gear, meals, accommodations guidance, etc. ]
Where do donations go?
All donations are directed to public lands conservation through our nonprofit fiscal sponsor. We will publish a full accounting of funds raised and their destination after the event.
What is the refund policy?
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Can I volunteer or get involved without running?
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What should I know about the Moab terrain and weather?
Late October in Moab typically brings cool mornings (35–45°F) and mild afternoons (60–70°F). The terrain is desert slickrock and singletrack — dry, technical, and stunning. Detailed gear recommendations will be shared with registered participants.
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