How hilly is the Wolf Creek Wrangle Trail Run Half Marathon?
The Wolf Creek Wrangle Trail Run Half Marathon is described as hilly. The course listing puts the climb at 640 m.
Wolf Creek Wrangle Trail Run Half Marathon
This race edition
- Race date
- Date not confirmed for this distance
- Race timezone
- Timezone not confirmed
- Edition status
- Status not confirmed
Entry options
2026 edition
Entry options are not yet confirmed for this edition. Check the organiser before making plans.
Decision summary
Wolf Creek Wrangle Trail Run Half Marathon at a glance
- Cut-off average pace
- 18:29/km
- Typical conditions
- 84/100
- Evidence depth
- 33 verified facts
6:30:00 total limit divided by distance. Check gun/chip timing and intermediate limits; allow time for stops.
Historical race-date favourability, not a forecast
Source facts available
Route details
Known course facts at a glance
Wolf Creek Wrangle Trail Run Half Marathon has known course details for its half marathon race. The summary below keeps the focus on what is confirmed for the course.
- Official distance
- 21.1 km
- Terrain
- Trail, Gravel
- Scenery
- Countryside, Mountain, Historic, Waterfront, Coastal, Canyon
Quick answers
What runners ask first
Where does the Wolf Creek Wrangle Trail Run Half Marathon route go?
The Wolf Creek Wrangle Trail Run Half Marathon route starts at The historic Eatons' Ranch, Wolf, Wyoming and finishes at The historic Eatons' Ranch, Wolf, Wyoming. Underfoot, expect 100% unpaved; a mixture of gravel and single track trail, dirt ranch roads, footbridges and meadows. It passes Windy Canyon, Eatons' Ranch rock column gate, South Red Canyon and North Red Canyon. Billed as the toughest trail run in the West.
What should runners know on race day for the Wolf Creek Wrangle Trail Run Half Marathon?
Personal music is allowed but volume must be kept low enough to hear passing runners; after-party features live music. 4.
Race character
Scenery
- Countryside
- Mountain
- Historic
- Waterfront
- Coastal
- Canyon
Atmosphere
- Wilderness
- Scenic Tour
Terrain
- Trail
- Gravel
- Elevation character
- Hilly
- Technicality
- Technical
- Source-stated ascent
- 640 m
- Net elevation
- 2,100 m
Entry, logistics and records
Entry requirements
- Entry status
- Past event: The listed edition date has passed.
- Cut-off
- 3:00pm cutoff for all courses
Race day logistics
- Aid stations
- 4
- Expo / packet pickup
- Packet pickup Friday 4-7pm at Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Bighorns, 44 Fort Road, plus last-minute pickup 7:30-8:00am race morning. After-party 11am-3pm with food, music and beer.
- Race village
- Yes
- Medal
- Awards for the top three males and females in each event
- On-course music
- Personal music is allowed but volume must be kept low enough to hear passing runners; after-party features live music.
Access and course status
- Start
- The historic Eatons' Ranch, Wolf, Wyoming
- Finish
- The historic Eatons' Ranch, Wolf, Wyoming
Course facts
- Surface
- 100% unpaved; a mixture of gravel and single track trail, dirt ranch roads, footbridges and meadows.
- Landmarks
- Windy Canyon, Eatons' Ranch rock column gate, South Red Canyon, North Red Canyon
- Notable features
- Billed as the toughest trail run in the West
- rough, wild single track left in natural condition with rockslides, tree branches and overgrowth deliberately not removed
- Cupless race
- every participant must carry and show a water vessel before their start. Aid stations carry water and minimal nutrition (Tailwind)
- most aid stations are unsupported
- 100% of proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Bighorns, supporting affordable housing for income-qualified families in Sheridan and Johnson County
- Bear country
- bear spray is encouraged but not required. Search and Rescue monitors all aid stations
What are typical race-day conditions?
- 14°CTypical temperature
- 14 kphTypical wind
- 2 mmTypical rainfall
- 84Favourability /100