- The Beartooth Run is an intense race along the switchbacks of the Beartooth Pass
- Race begins 14 miles south of Red Lodge
- There’s a 4.2 and 8.2-mile course
- Registration fee is $40 and free for kids 15 and under
- The Beartooth Run takes place in late August
Overview: Each August, runners participate in the Beartooth Run, an intense 4.2 or 8.2 race along the Beartooth Pass, south of Red Lodge. This intense race is famous for its 2,000-foot climb and breathtaking views of the Beartooth Mountains.
When: The Beartooth Run typically takes place in July, and registration begins in May.
Where: The 8.2-mile course begins 14 miles south of town on Highway 212 at the Parkside Campground. The 4.2-mile run begins on the second switchback of the Beartooth Pass, half-way up the mountain.
Fee: The early registration fee is $40 ($65 late registration). Kids 15 and under participate for free. The registration fee includes a t-shirt and refreshments.
Details: Typically, there are only 300 spots, so make sure you register as early as possible. The day prior to the Run, participants can pick up race packets, as well as register if they haven’t already. During the day of the event, the race begins around 7:00 am. After the race, awards are given and there is a special dinner offered.
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Event Phone Number: (406) 425-0964
