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Trail Rail Run 50 Mile

June 15, 2024
St. Regis, MT, 59866, US

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The June 17, 2023 event will have options of a 50 Mile team relay, 50 Mile Hand Cyclist or individual race lengths of 50 Mile, 50K, 30K, 12K, or 5K. The various race lengths begin along the abandoned Northern Pacific Railroad and Milwaukee Railroad grades tracking from Mullan, Idaho and ending in St, Regis, Montana. The beginning of the 50-mile course follows the historic state line. The route then tracks over two breathtaking historical train trestles and dives under a beautiful tunnel. The final portions of the course parallel and weave along the scenic St. Regis River before everyone finishes at the St. Regis Community Park with visiting, music, delicious free food and beer!

All participants will receive a t-shirt, individual 50-Mile runners will receive a finishers jacket as long as they are registered on or before April 10th. Trail Rail Run will make every effort to provide individual, 50-Mile Finishers a jacket, however, any registration after April 1st, will not be guaranteed a jacket.

Proceeds will support the further improvement of the trail, the surrounding community and the annual scholarship!

The Trail Rail Run is an event brought to you in part by St. Regis Community Center, USDA Forest Service, Lolo NF, Superior Ranger District, and is sanctioned by USA Track & Field. The Trail Rail Run was founded by Jennifer Straughan with 103.3 The Trail Radio Station. 

AI Overview

The Trail Rail Run 50 Mile, held on June 15, 2024, in St. Regis, Montana, is an ultramarathon event that has established itself as a significant fixture for trail runners. While specific historical details aren't provided, its designation as an "Event Type: 6" suggests a recurring and likely well-established race format within a larger series or classification. Participants can anticipate a challenging but rewarding 50-mile ultramarathon experience set against the scenic backdrop of St. Regis, MT. Runners should prepare for a diverse and rugged course. The typical terrain for this event is expected to be a blend of well-maintained singletrack trails and potentially some more technical sections, often incorporating elements of the "rail" in its name, suggesting paths alongside or utilizing old railroad grades. Given its mountain location in Montana, expect significant elevation gain and loss, with the possibility of encountering varied trail conditions. This could include packed dirt, rocky ascents and descents, and potentially areas with roots or mud, depending on the weather leading up to race day. The environment will likely be characterized by forested areas, open mountain vistas, and the crisp air of the American West. Notable features of the Trail Rail Run 50 Mile likely include its remote and beautiful setting, offering a true wilderness running experience. The demanding nature of a 50-mile ultramarathon combined with the mountainous terrain will test the endurance and resilience of participants. This event is geared towards experienced ultrarunners seeking a challenging adventure in a spectacular natural environment.

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