A remote Rocky Mountain 100 defined not by altitude but by mud. Mid-June in Wyoming's Bighorn Mountains means wildflowers, lingering snowmelt and deep, slick trail underfoot.
The route
An out-and-back traverse of the Bighorn Mountains from Dayton, Wyoming: roughly 55% muddy high-meadow singletrack, 30% runnable jeep road, and steep wet crossings up to a high point near 9,000ft.
Mid-June, Dayton
Highs around 23°C and lows around 9°C, but it has dropped to -2°C. Rain on 46% of days. Pack for the cold end, not the average.
Who finishes, and how
Training for the Bighorn Trail 100
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