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How To
Wild Idaho Endurance Challenge events are self/unsupported wilderness fun runs. No course markings, no aid stations, no set date or time. You can complete them by yourself at any time or with a friend or two. Routes must be completed on foot and in one push. The nice part is that there are no cutoffs, so if you find a lake where you want to take a dip or a special viewpoint that you want to sit and enjoy, there is no pressure! Please take photos and visit the Facebook or Instagram pages afterwards and share with us how it went with a short trip report! You can either self report your time on the honor system, or you can submit your Strava/Gaia/Garmin/Suunto etc track. Please visit the website for GPS/GPX tracks of your route.
But Why?
To get people out into the wonderful wilderness areas that we have here! Information isn't always readily available for these areas and maps can be scarce and not always reliable. That can intimidate some that aren't as experienced outdoors-people. The goal is to empower people to get out into these wilderness areas, to raise awareness of them, and hopefully to protect them into the future.
All profits from registration fees will be donated to wilderness conservation groups like the Idaho Trails Association and the Wallowa Mountains-Hells Canyon Trails Association.
Route Description
Trailhead is suitable for passenger cars if they're not too low.
Bitch Creek Trail #002, Hidden Lake Trail #059, Conant Basin Trail #009, Hominy Peak Trail #014, Jackass Pass, Teton Crest Trail #008, Nord Pass, Bitch Creek Trail
Wild Idaho Endurance Challenge events are self/unsupported wilderness fun runs. No course markings, no aid stations, no set date or time. You can complete them by yourself at any time or with a friend or two. Routes must be completed on foot and in one push. The nice part is that there are no cutoffs, so if you find a lake where you want to take a dip or a special viewpoint that you want to sit and enjoy, there is no pressure! Please take photos and visit the Facebook or Instagram pages afterwards and share with us how it went with a short trip report! You can either self report your time on the honor system, or you can submit your Strava/Gaia/Garmin/Suunto etc track. Please visit the website for GPS/GPX tracks of your route.
But Why?
To get people out into the wonderful wilderness areas that we have here! Information isn't always readily available for these areas and maps can be scarce and not always reliable. That can intimidate some that aren't as experienced outdoors-people. The goal is to empower people to get out into these wilderness areas, to raise awareness of them, and hopefully to protect them into the future.
All profits from registration fees will be donated to wilderness conservation groups like the Idaho Trails Association and the Wallowa Mountains-Hells Canyon Trails Association.
Route Description
Trailhead is suitable for passenger cars if they're not too low.
Bitch Creek Trail #002, Hidden Lake Trail #059, Conant Basin Trail #009, Hominy Peak Trail #014, Jackass Pass, Teton Crest Trail #008, Nord Pass, Bitch Creek Trail
Carreras que ofrece este evento
Tienes 7 semanas para prepararte
36 Miler
31 dic, 2024 (mar.)
Trail running
36 mi
6 ft de ganancia de desnivel
6 ft de caída de desnivel
Solo
In situ
Sendero
Rodando
Bucle único
Reseñas
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