Overview
The Wyoming Range 100 is a point-to-point course in southwest Wyoming. It runs south-to-north along the Wyoming Range for 70 miles before trekking west into the Salt River Range. All told, runners will travel approximately 105 miles, predominantly on single-track trail.
The high point of the course, at nearly 11,400’, is atop Wyoming Peak, and the low point of course is around 6,200’. In between runners will maintain an average elevation of 8,600’.
Course map
You can view an interactive course map on CalTopo. For all you mapping nerds, you can download the complete GPX package using CalTopo’s “export” button.
Green aid stations are open to crews, red aid stations are closed to crews, and orange aid stations are crew only (meaning there aren’t any volunteers).
