There are 5 cupless aid stations, many of which you pass through more than once, plus 1 self-assisted. Fuel provided at each station varies year to year, however you can always count on water, electrolyte, gels, sweet and salty snacks, coke and ginger ale, pickles, assorted fruit, Corbet’s Cabin waffles and ice.

#1 HOBACK
Fully stocked, Ice in the afternoon
Pass through 3x

#2 CASPER (~7 miles in, chair lift)
Fully stocked, plus Ice
Pass through 3x

#3 HOLEY MOLEY (top of Holey Moley trail at Maintenance Rd)
Fully stocked, plus Ice
Pass through 2x

#4 BRIDGER
Fully stocked
First time through you must drop down the hill slightly if you need aid, otherwise you pass through at mile X

#5 TOP OF THE WORLD (~11.5 miles in at Rendezvous Mountain peak)
Fully stocked, Corbet’s Cabin waffles
Drop bag location

#6 SELF-ASSISTED
Water jug placed at Summer Rd. before Rock Springs drainage

Bathrooms are located inside at Casper, Bridger, and Top of the World aid stations.

All cut off times are firm, and in place for the safety of our runners, volunteers, and medical personnel.

10:30 AM
cut off at the Top of the World (~11.5 miles in)

2:00 PM
cut off at Casper, 2nd pass through

4:00 PM
cut off at Casper, 3rd pass through

11-hour total cut off time at 5:00 PM

50K runners are provided with a designated drop bag. Any essentials or gear stowed in the provided bag will be placed at Mile X (Top of the World). Your bag is then transported down to the finish line area to claim. If your drop bag is not claimed at the finish line, all items will be donated.

There is no race-day drop bag collection. You must drop your bag at the runner expo before Saturday at 6 PM. Collection times are Friday 12pm-6pm and Saturday 12pm-6pm under the big red Aerial Tram.

Avg. High Temps - Mid 80s to 90s

Avg. Low Temps - Upper 50s

Temperature can vary widely, so come prepared for chilly mornings and hot days.

As with any race taking place in the Rocky Mountains, there is a chance of running into wildlife on the course. Moose are common at JHMR and you may even run into one or two browsing the base area. Do not approach wildlife. Run with awareness of your surroundings. Bear spray is not required, but can be carried with you at your own discretion.

TOP OVERALL CASH PURSE
$300 awarded to FIRST PLACE MALE & FIRST PLACE FEMALE

Unique awards will be provided to the following upon crossing the finish line:

• First, second, and third place female

• First, second, and third place male

• First place master’s female (40+)

• First place master’s male (40+)

• First, second, and third place non-binary

RACE RULES

• Trekking poles: Allowed and Encouraged

• Pacers: Not Allowed

• Headphones/Speakers: Not encouraged due to wildlife on the mountain and reduced course awareness. Only open-ear headphones should be considered. Speakers are not allowed.

• Aerial Drones: Not Allowed

We reserve the right to make course changes that place your safety first. This is a race in the mountains, where there is increased exposure to variable weather patterns that can change at any time. Runners should be prepared for a wide range of weather patterns and know that they may be directed off course if there is a severe weather threat.

DROP / DNF POLICY

• If you must drop out of the race for any reason, please do your best to drop at an aid station unless in the event of an emergency. Upon arriving to that aid station, notify a volunteer. You will be transported back down the mountain either via Gondola ride, ATV ride, or truck ride.

• If you must drop and you are unable to get to the nearest aid station, call Ski Patrol at (307) 690 - 6210.

REFUNDS, DEFERRALS, DISTANCE TRANSFERS

There are no refunds, deferrals, credits or waitlists for any TMR event.

If you would like to transfer distances, contact us and we will get you taken care of.

Visit our Spectator page for information on how to get on course, meet your runner, and have fun on the mountain.

Click here to view past race results.