#Mountain magic trail run registration#

The Bighorn 100 begins where the scenic Tongue River has carved out an impressive canyon located approximately 1.25 miles from the Tongue River Canyon Trailhead and 3.5 miles from the Town of Dayton on Tongue Canyon Road (4275 ft). The Bighorn 100 is one of the classics, demanding you to reach deep down to your core of mental and physical fortitude. Mother Nature provides over 20,500 feet of ascent and 20,750 feet of descent testing the most seasoned ultra-runners with 76 miles of technical single-track trail, 16 miles of rugged 2-track jeep trail road, and 8 miles of gravel road. Participants have 34 hours to navigate this remote, technical out-and-back course (average 2.94 mph). The Bighorn Mountain Trail 100 is an epic mountain endurance adventure crossing through Little Bighorn and Tongue River areas of the Bighorn National Forest. ***īighorn Mountain Trail 100 Run Course Description This event is 'wild and scenic' and mother nature is a contender, but this is a non-negotiable matter before, during, or after the event. Our race director stands behind the aid station captains who have been informed that, under no circumstances will changes be made to the course or cut off times once the race is in progress.

However, cutoff times are strictly enforced and are firm regardless of changing course conditions once the race has begun. We understand races sometimes don’t go as planned and this can be frustrating for participants. If any such course changes are required, runners will be fully briefed at the Thursday evening pre-race briefing. Where are the porta‐potties? At the start and finish.***The race committee reserves the right to respond to potential safety contingencies posed by potentially adverse weather conditions or other course conditions to make 'last minute' course changes. Late starts not advised ‐ you will not receive an official time & should not go through the chute at the finish line. When can I pick up my packet? On the day of the race.Ĭan I start early/late? Early starts not allowed. What was my time? We’ll post results on the PRR website as soon as we can. Trust us, there’s plenty of birds and silence to enjoy. This is for the safety of you, your fellow runners and your animal.Ĭan I run with headphones? You know the answer to this. Can I get a refund? Sorry, no refunds.Ĭan I run with my dog? My cat? My ferret? The answer, again, is no (I promise that we’re nice people.) No animal-partners in this race. I’ve registered, but I can’t make it to the race. You can email the race director for confirmation if you really need that warm/fuzzy feeling.Ĭan my friend ride her bike alongside me while I run? No.

#Mountain magic trail run registration#

We don’t mail out registration confirmations. I haven’t received confirmation of my registration. For the five-miler, there is a water stop at 3 miles. Where are the water stops? For the half-marathon there are water stops at 5.5, 9.5 and 10.75 miles. Here’s a map of the local area, including the start.Ĭan I register on race day? No.

This is a challenging race on challenging terrain. We will follow CDC and local COVID guidelines in place at the time of the race.Ĭheck out our latest Moscow Mountain Madness maps – to include good visuals on start/finish and parking. Registration opens June 15th and can be found here: The 2022 Moscow Mountain Madness will be Sunday, October 9th. The current half-marathon course was instituted in 2011. After a few years of runners only, bikers were invited to participate, but the bike race was dropped in 2010. The Moscow Mountain Madness Run began in 1978, when some 60 pioneering runners braved the MMM, and after a 4 year hiatus starting in the late 80’s, the race was reinstated in 1992.