Wicked Fast Marathon & Half Marathon Montana
Event summary
The marathon features an impressive net elevation drop of 1,200 feet, making it a fast course for Montana, albeit not the absolute fastest in the Wicked Fast Race Series. With a mix of gentle rollers and approximately 40% gravel, runners will appreciate the challenge that rewards smart pacing. The race begins at an altitude of 5,800 feet, providing a breathtaking descent into the picturesque Paradise Valley, where you'll finish at around 4,600 feet. Experience stunning views of towering mountains, expansive landscapes, and charming ranch country as you run through one of the most scenic courses in the series. Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of an unforgettable race day in Montana!
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Organiser's description
Is Montana the fastest course in the Wicked Fast Race Series? Nopeand we want to be upfront about that. But is it fast for Montana? Absolutely.
Wicked Fast Montana combines approximately 1,200 feet of net elevation drop with the incredible scenery of Paradise Valley. Along the way, expect some gentle rollers and approximately 40% gravel, so this isn't a straight-down-the-mountain race. It's a course that rewards smart pacing while still giving runners a nice overall downhill advantage.
There's another factor that makes Montana unique: altitude. You'll begin high in the mountains at approximately 5800 feet above sea level before descending into Paradise Valley and finishing around 4600 feet.
What you get in return may be the best scenery in our entire Wicked Fast seriestowering mountains, wide-open Montana landscapes, beautiful ranch country, and the spectacular backdrop of Paradise Valley.
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Bib Pick up at Pine Creek Lodge, Livingston, 59047, MT, United States
Wicked Fast Marathon & Half Marathon Montana
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