WOMEN’S TRAIL RUNNING CAMPusaJanuary 2027Tucson, Arizona
[ OVERVIEW ]Join us at the iconic White Stallion Ranch just outside Tucson, Arizona, for four unforgettable days of women’s trail running, authentic dude ranch living, and deep community connection. This all-inclusive trail running camp brings together epic trail miles, expert coaching, deep community, and delicious meals—with the rustic charm and spacious comfort of a working ranch.
Experience Details
Trip Duration
4 days 3 nights
Starting Price
registration opens soon
January 21-24, 2027
Next Dates
[ What's included ]WHAT’S INCLUDED
Guided Runs
Guided group runs, support, and coaching from experienced trail runners and coaches.
Food
All meals included at the ranch—classic ranch-style fare made fresh with local, sustainable ingredients.
Options available for dietary needs. Alcohol is not included
transportation
Ground transportation to/from Tucson Airport (arrive Thursday, depart Sunday).
All group transportation for runs and activities.
Lodging
Shared accommodations (up to 3 campers per room) or a limited number of private rooms at White Stallion Ranch.
Authentic western hospitality with cozy rooms and desert views.
And More
Afternoon workshops on sports nutrition, strength training for runners, mindset and other topics of interest.
Access to running shoe demos and training with brand reps.
A wide variety of on-trail nutrition options are provided, along with education on brands and types.
Use of sauna, pool, and hot tub. Opportunity to book a variety of luxury spa treatments.
Participate in a slew of ranch activities: horseback riding, watch the rodeo, line dancing lessons, yoga class, rock climbing, archery lessons, and more!
A truly unique experience to connect with other women who share a passion for trail running, and to make new and lasting friendships in the process.
[ FAQ ]Common Questions
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There is a non-refundable $600 deposit due at registration.
Cancel before the date specified at registration and receive a full refund minus the non-refundable deposit.
No refunds will be given for cancellations after the date specified.
Late cancellations can make it difficult for us to find other participants to fill the vacancy and we are likely to take a loss. We strongly encourage purchasing trip insurance.
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We will send you a thorough Camp Guide a few weeks before camp with a detailed packing list and itinerary. But, in general, make sure to pack a variety of running clothing for both hot and cool temperatures as the weather is still warm during the day but can be chilly at night. You need a hydration pack that can carry at least 2 liters of water. Pack your favorite running snacks and of course trail shoes. Don’t forget a bathing suit! The ranch is very casual, but feel free to bring your best cowgirl duds & boots if you’d like!
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There will be a complimentary shuttle leaving Tucson Airport for White Stallion Ranch in the early afternoon on Thursday, January 21st. Please plan your flights to arrive by 2pm. If you need to arrive later or are unexpectedly delayed, we can arrange an airport shuttle for you. On Sunday the 24th, we’d like to have a nice run in the morning before heading to the airport, so please book your departure for 2pm or later. Of course, if you need to depart earlier, we can arrange a shuttle for you at your cost.
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Breakfast: Our breakfast includes a cooked-to-order menu as well as an extensive continental buffet. Our menu varies seasonally, but typically includes options like fresh fruit, yogurt, oatmeal, toast, pancakes, waffles, bacon, sausage, breakfast potatoes, eggs, and breakfast burritos.
Lunch: If we aren’t out on a run, our daily lunch buffet can be enjoyed inside or on our patio. Choose between two entrees, several side dishes, and salads. We also have a salad and a sandwich bar, and fresh fruit is always available. Whether you want a hearty meal or a light lunch, we will make sure you’re re-fueled for your next activity.
Sack lunches will be provided if we are out on the trail through the lunch hour.
Dinner: Dinner is typically a buffet cookout with fresh meats, vegetables, sides, and salad. You’ll have your choice between two main entrees grilled outdoors, with vegetarian and vegan options on request. Delicious dessert options vary nightly. Expect to see classic American ranch-style foods, including hot dogs, hamburgers, grilled chicken, steak, pulled pork, corn on the cob, potatoes, grilled vegetables and jalapenos, potato salad, coleslaw, ranch beans, rice, hot rolls and tortillas, and salads.
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Yes! Just reach out.
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If you are interested in training to come to this camp, or are looking for a running coach in general, we have you covered!
Using one of our camps as a goal to train for is a great idea! We’re happy to create a custom training plan to make sure you are prepared for our planned runs. Our camps also work great as part of a training plan for a big race or other goal. Check the box at registration and we will reach out to you with more information.
YOUR HUMANS
CRISTAL + AMY
Hi, we're Cristal and Amy — co-founders, and Camp Mom and Dad of Traverse Trail Camps.
Cristal grew up in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado, where the outdoors was just part of life. Running didn't click until her mid-twenties in Alaska, when a 23-mile day on the Crow Pass trail changed everything. It's been a slippery slope ever since — longer races, bigger terrain, and a first 100-miler at the Crazy Mountain 100 in 2022. She's back in the San Juans now, exploring her backyard and the wider Southwest by every human-powered means possible.
Amy grew up in California, picked up running at 15 to get in shape for basketball, and promptly quit basketball. A self-proclaimed 5k lover, she surprised herself during the pandemic exploring Bay Area trails, which led to the Bryce Canyon 50k in 2021 and the Black Canyon 60k in 2023. For the past decade she's been personal training and co-running Lift and Sprint, an outdoor kettlebell business, alongside her husband. She has an adventurous eleven-year-old and an unshakeable belief that women are capable of far more than they think.
We started Traverse because we wanted to create the camp we always wished existed — one that challenges you, holds you, and sends you home stronger than you arrived. We can't wait to meet you on the trail.

