Start time: 5:00 am

Cap: 50 Runners (men & women combined)

Starting location: Badger Creek State Recreation Area

Packet Pick-up:

***Real-Time updates at 42, 62, 94 and 100-mile marks – Click here ***

Cut-off Times: Must finish under 32 hours to receive an official time and Belt Buckle 

Aid Station Mile Marker Cutoff
10 11:00 AM 50k Only
21 12:00 PM 50k Only
22 2:00 PM 100k & 100 Mile
29 4:00 PM 100k & 100 Mile
41 7:00 PM 100k & 100 Mile
50 10:00 PM 100k & 100 Mile
57 1:00 AM 100k & 100 Mile
62 2:00 AM 100k & 100 Mile
72 5:00 AM 100k & 100 Mile
83 9:00 AM 100k & 100 Mile
93 12:00 PM 100k & 100 Mile

Course Record: 

  • Male – Kyle Young (2015): 17:25
  • Female – Danielle Wangsness (2021): 21:00

Aid Stations:

  • Aid stations will be approximately at miles 10, 22, 29, 41, 50, 58, 62, 72, 83, 87, & 93
  • The 62 and 93-mile aid stations will be at the start/finish line
  • The 46, 66, 77, and 87-mile aid stations will be liquid-only (Water only)
  • **100k and 100-mile runners will go near several convenience stores during the 100k loop. During this time, you will be allowed to make these self-supported aid stations where they will also have toilet services. These can be utilized AT YOUR OWN COST! Cash or a card is recommended to carry if you plan on taking advantage of this for additional food/drinks as not every station will take contact-less payment**

Aid Station Supplies:

The following will be available at every aid station listed above:

  • Water
  • Coke/Mt Dew/Ginger Ale
  • Bobo Bars
  • GU Roctane Drink Mix
  • SaltStick Electrolyte Pills
  • Bananas, oranges, and other various fruit
  • Pretzels, chips, and other salty snacks
  • Various candies
  • Pickle Juice Sports Drink
  • Chicken & Veggie Broth (These select aid stations only: miles 30, 42, 62, 72, 83, & 94)
  • Basic First Aid Supplies (Band-aids, Vaseline, etc.)
  • Volunteers will provide additional food as determined by them that they believe will assist the runners

Portable toilets will be at the start, mile 53, mile 62, mile 83, mile 94, and the finish
**100k and 100-mile runners will go near several convenience stores during the 100k loop. During this time, you will be allowed to make these self-supported aid stations where they will also have toilet services. These can be utilized AT YOUR OWN COST! Cash or a card is recommended to carry if you plan on taking advantage of this for additional food/drinks as not every station will take contact-less payment**

Drop Bags: 

We allow drop bags at any of the MANNED aid stations listed above. Run Management will provide transportation for drop bags to the locations specified for the designated aid stations above. This service is provided to aid crewless runners. Those with adequate support are asked not to overload our volunteers with unnecessary drop bags.

  1. Drop bags must be securely tied, labeled clearly with the runner’s name and entry number, and must be brought to packet pickup Absolutely NO DAY OF DROP BAGS WILL BE COLLECTED.
  2. Drop bags must fit through a 6″ X 8″ opening and can be no longer than 16″.
  3. You are limited to one drop bag per aid station. Pacers are not allowed drop bags.
  4. Please do not use paper bags, shoe boxes, or anything made of paper-like products. These can get wet and tear easily.
  5. Runners mustn’t leave perishable items in their drop bags.
  6. It is strongly recommended that warm clothing and an extra flashlight be placed in the drop bags delivered to each of the eight aid stations.
  7. Do NOT place glass bottles in your drop bags.
  8. The drop bags will be returned to the start/finish line area at the closing of aid stations when all runners have safely passed through.
  9. Each runner is responsible for claiming his or her drop bags. If you cannot retrieve your drop bags, have someone else do it for you.
  10. Drop bags must be claimed by the end of the event on Sunday. Any drop bags remaining at the aid stations following the event may be disposed of. 
  11. DO NOT leave valuables in your drop bags.

RULES:

Course Info:

The 100-mile race will consist of three separate loops (the course is subject to change based on weather/course conditions):

  • Loop 1 – 100k course
  • Loop 2 – 50k course
  • Loop 3 – 10k course

The route will cross 4 of the Covered Bridges of Madison County
Surface: 90% gravel/hard pack dirt, 5% level B roads, 5% pavement
Cue Sheets:  Click here for 100 mile cue sheets ***Please print prior to race day as these WILL NOT be available on race day or in packets***
GPX File: Click here for the GPX File

TCX File (Includes turn-by-turn instructions but may not be compatible with some watches): Click here for the TCX File

Maps: Link to the new 2025 100 Mile Course