LOW KEY PURSUITS

A mix between a local guidebook and virtual race, we present:

LOW KEY PURSUITS
May 1 – SEPTEMBER 1

A new take on the Beartooths.

What came about as a consolation prize to the 2020 race season is now a Red Lodge Events staple! Is your race calendar is filled with races and you need some training motivation. Or maybe, you're new to running and don't want to toe the line against anybody yet. Or maybe you want to enjoy time on the trails hiking with family and friends. Whatever your motivation, LOW KEY PURSUITS is a great option to get you moving and exploring our wild backyard. 

Need a little extra motivation? New this year, we've attached a dollar amount to each trail at the end of season, we'll tally up the dollars for logged trails and donate that amount to friends at Beartooth Recreational trails Assocation!

What is LOW KEY PURSUITS? 

It’s a mix between a local guidebook and virtual race. This year we’ve hand selected our favorite local routes and mixed it up a bit with looped routes and some shorter distances for family-friendly optinos. You run/hike/bike the routes -alone, with your dog, or with friends and submit your times. At the end of all this, we'll throw a shindig and announce winners for all sorts of categories like: fastest cumulative time, fastest times on individual routes, mid-packer, and a few more fun categories not connected to speed!  

Routes to choose from:

• Willow Creek Trail
• Silver Run Loop 4
• Parkside Trail
• Palisades Trail
• Nichols Creek Trail
• Beartrack Trail
• Senia Creek
• Timberline Trail
• Quinnebaugh Meadows
• Basin Lakes Trail
• Mt Maurice Trail
• Lost Lake Trail
• Airport Loop Trail
• Nichol-back Loop
• Red Lodge Mountain Loop
• Connector Trail
• Silver Run Plateau Trail
• Ingles Creek Loop

Details:

The routes will vary in distance, type, and difficulty but will all be on trail.
Each trail is assigned a dollar value. Complete and log the trail and we'll donate that amount to BRTA!
You can complete the routes in any order.  You can redo routes to submit faster times.
Hiking, running and, where allowed on non-wilderness trails, biking are options for ways to complete your trails.
Registration opens May 1st but you can join the fun anytime.
Cost is free to participate. Hats are available for purchase. We encourage you to consider donating to BRTA.

More info including rules, trail descriptions and fun at www.redlodgeevents.com!