LIVE UPDATED ATHLETE SPLITS & FINISH TIMES
In race, updated split & finish times will be available at itsyourrace.com. These updates are dependent upon our internet service at the timing points. This race travels through very remote areas. There are many variables involved in achieving a consistent internet connection in mountain conditions. Updated athlete times are provided as an extra service for your friends, families and crew. If there are internet variables the timing updates may be interrupted. Ultimately, Search and Rescue at all aid stations are keeping track of where our runners are on the course at all times.
COURSE UPDATE 6/6/23 (check here all course announcements)
Detailed Course Information will be provided at the
Welcome Party
June 15, 6:30-7pm
The course is in magnificent shape this year! Snow continues to melt away revealing ideal course conditions! As usual, there will be some mud and snow at higher elevations. Our hard working course crew has been clearing the trail ahead of your arrival and we are VERY pleased with how the course is shaping up this year! THANKS COURSE CREW! The flowers are in full bloom and the views are fantastic! We are looking forward to hosting a wild and scenic 2023 event! See you all race weekend! YEE HAW!
NO ENTRY FEE REFUNDS AFTER MARCH 31, 2023
All entries are NON-TRANSFERABLE. We have a substantial waitlist of runners waiting to get into the event. If you cannot make it, your spot will go to a wait-listed participant.
A PICTURE ID is required to pick up YOUR race packet. We DO NOT allow someone else to pick up a packet for a participant that is not present. Please email powers22270@yahoo.com to make special arrangements to pick up a packet outside scheduled times.
Official hydration on course is TAILWIND. If you use chews, gu, bars, or any other nutrition, you will need to carry it as it is not furnished by the race.
Bighorn Trail Run is a "cupless" race. All participants are required to start with something to hold hydration products.
Parking regulations are in affect at Dryfork, Sally’s Footbridge, and JAWS. Please follow all parking rules set forth by race organizers and aid stations. There will be designated parking areas and a walk required to access these aid station.
Due to limited space in the tent, each 100 mile runner is allowed 1 CREW member with credentials in the JAWS Aid tent with them. Credentials will be provided upon entry. CREW and Pacers will not be allowed to wait inside the tent for their runner. We do our best to provide shelter, a camp fire, and information for CREW and Pacers outside the main Aid Station Tent. Please do not give the VOLUNTEERS enforcing these rules a hard time. Come prepared to wait in freezing temps. We recommend winter gear such as warm boots, coat, gloves and winter hat.
CREW /PACER vehicles are prohibited on Tongue Canyon Road and River Road ONCE THE 100M RACE HAS BEGUN. All access to Homestretch and Tongue River Aid Station must be on foot or bike.
The road into Sally's Footbridge is "treacherous" in its current state. Anyone choosing to go there is recommended to have a high clearance vehicle for 3 water crossings and 4-wheel drive for a very rough road. Crews and pacers are required to park approx. 1 mile from the aid station and walk in. We recommend winter gear such as warm boots, coat, gloves and winter hat. No crew/pacer dogs allowed at this station.