Stone Everest ATL

2 Day Summit Challenge

You will ascend Stone Mountain 36 times and descend Stone Mountain 36 times for the total the elevation of summiting Mt. Everest. (The highest peak on the planet) totaling 72 miles You will ascend Stone Mountain 21 times and descend Stone Mountain 21 times to total the elevation of reaching the basecamp of Mt. Everest totaling 42 miles. There also is a relay option where a max of 5 competitors can ascend and descend the mountain 36 times in a rotation to reach the goal together. (Each participant must ascend 6 times minimum) The total distance up the mountain is roughly 1 mile with an elevation gain of 825ft. Registration after October 15th the shirt size is not guaranteed.

Climb the Elevation of Mt. Everest at Stone Mountain

Chase Everest on Stone Mountain where burning legs meet the beauty of sunrise and sunset. Every climb takes you higher, every view reminds you why you grind. You will have from 6am-Midnight November 7th to November 8th 6am to midnight to complete the challenge. The mountain closes at midnight and we will resume 6am sharp the next day.

Aid Station Support

There will be 1 main aid station support at the base of the mountain. At the summit there will be a volunteer at the top to mark your lap completion. the main aid station will be stocked with, electrolyte mixes, fruit, PB&Js, pickles & pickle juice, chips, gels, quesadillas, meat and cheese sandwiches, hot noodles, and MORE. There will be chafe creams, first aid supplies, and chairs to rest. There is a pain relief station where massage rollers will be available to roll out sore and achy muscles.

Close Your Eyes and Imagine

There’s something raw and powerful about standing on top of Stone Mountain as the sky catches fire twice a day. At sunrise, the world feels brand new your lungs fill with crisp air, your legs burn from the climb, and the horizon glows with possibility. By sunset, that same rock turns golden, the day’s grit still on your skin, and you’re reminded why you showed up in the first place: to push, to endure, to witness beauty that only comes to those willing to earn it. This challenge isn’t just miles it’s a front row seat to the earth’s greatest show, carved in sweat and power at the top of the mountain.

Course Terrain

The Stone Mountain Walk-Up Trail is a challenging one-mile ascent gaining approximately 825 feet of elevation on the world’s largest exposed granite monolith. The course features a steady climb over expansive granite slabs that gradually steepen toward the summit, with minimal shade and full exposure to the elements. As runners ascend, you will be rewarded with sweeping panoramic views before descending the same route. Simple yet deceptively demanding, the trail becomes increasingly challenging with each repetition, creating the perfect test of endurance, strength, and mental grit.

Timing Calculations

You will have 36 hours to complete your 36 rotations up and down. You will also have 36 hours to complete the 21 rotations up and down. The same for the relay. Please note that the clock only stops when the park closes. However you choose to break up your race is your decision, the clock only stops while the park is closed and when you come across the finish line at the completion of your race.

More to look forward to

Every entrant will receive a swag bag of goodies from the sponsors of the event and a sport material participant long sleeve shirt Each participant will receive a manual summit tracker that will be checked off by volunteers at Basecamp and the summit each lap. Finishers will receive a hefty medal and bragging rights for life that you are one of the first in history to summit Mt Everest in Atlanta!

Mandatory Gear Check / Suggested Items

•Headlamp •Blister & first aid kit •capacity to carry 1.5 liters of water Suggested -trekking poles - sunglasses -hat -sunblock

Different Distances & Relay

(Mt. Everest Summit Elevation ) Mt. Everest Summit is a total of 36 miles up (1 mile up ascents) and 36 miles down (1 mile down descents) to total the elevation of reaching the summit of Mt. Everest. (Mt Everest Basecamp Elevation) Everest Basecamp is a total of 21 miles up (1 mile up ascents) and 21 miles down (1 mile descents) to reach the elevation gain of Everest Basecamp which is about 17,600ft. We are also offering a relay option that will allow max of 5 people to work as a team to reach the Mt. Everest distance each person must complete a total of 6 ascents minimum to count toward a group finishing the Everest distance together. One person can have more laps than the group but all need a minimum of 6 ascents each. Only 1 member of the relay team on the mountain at a time will count towards the relay count. A common idea for the relay is each member will rotate through and do 7 total and on the 36 rotation all 5 members go up together to close out the race as a team. Collectively you will earn a medal prize puzzle that clicks together collectively to show the work that has been accomplished together. You can each have a piece or rotate out who keeps the collective prize of the efforts you all accomplished!

Introducing the Trilogy!

3rd times the charm! For repeat competitors of the 36 ascents there will be a collection of medals that progressively get larger, a VIP challenger shirt, a passport book that you seek to complete 3 Stamps that will conclude with a hefty plaque that stamps you into the hall of fame for Stone Everest ATL and you will be in the 3 summits club that grants you access into variety of sporting opportunities.