FAQ

What is the Relic Run?
The Relic Run is a vehicle-assisted overland expedition organized as a throwback to the older days of motorized backcountry travel. Participants in the Relic Run are required to operate in the spirit of 4x4 exploration in the 1970’s. Only 1970’s and older vehicles, only 1970’s and older camping gear, and only 1970’s and older route finding.
What's the plan for Relic Run 2012?
Relic Run 2012 will be exploring the San Rafael Swell in central Utah. Signup for our email notices to receive the latest information regarding Relic Run 2012.
When is Relic Run 2012?
Relic Run 2012 will be held Thursday June 28th through Sunday July 1st. Signup for our email notices to receive the latest information regarding Relic Run 2012.
Where are you going for Relic Run 2012?
San Rafael Swell in central Utah. Signup for our email notices to receive the latest information regarding Relic Run 2012.
What does it take to make it on the Relic Run expedition?
Relic Run is a unique experience in offroad recreation. The expedition combines the thrill of exploration, the challenges of overland travel, and the added element of staying true to the 1970's theme of the event. You must have a 1979 or older vehicle, and we select participants who will execute the spirit of what Relic Run is all about. Check out the route and the list of requirements to find out if you are up to the challenge of Relic Run 2012.
How can I join the 2012 expedition?
If you have a 1979 or older street legal 4x4 vehicle AND you've read and understand the Relic Run requirements, submit your registration request here once registration is open for the 2012 event.
Are there support services available?
No. Each participant should be self-sufficient and capable of traveling at least 200 miles without refueling and prepared to camp for 3-4 nights with all food and necessary gear on board their vehicle.
I need to come later or leave earlier than the scheduled dates, can I still join Relic Run 2012?
Participants must be able to meet the group at the location and time designated.
I can't be at the meeting point on time, can I join Relic Run 2012 and meet the group in route?
No. Participants must be able to meet the group at the time and location specified.
Are there any plans for a 1980's Relic Run?
This idea has been discussed, but current plans are to maintain the "1979 and older" rule for the near future.
How can I start a "Relic Run" in my area?
"Relic Run" is a registered trademark and the name is protected by U.S. and international law. We encourage you to emulate the spirit of "Relic Run" but please do not use the name "Relic Run" for your event. This will avoid nasty letters from our attorneys.
Isn't it ironic that an event limited to 1970's technology has a website?
No, it's not ironic. It might be an anachronism, or more appropriately a prochronism?
My question isn't answered here!
Relax! Contact us with any additional questions.