Running for autumn color: enjoying larch on Missoula’s trails
Running for autumn color: enjoying larch on Missoula’s trailsBy Erin Clark, Run Wild Missoula Board MemberI’ve heard many fellow runners recently remark how the change in temperatures and season are...
View ArticleTim's Lists: Blue Mountain 30K
Blue Mountain 30K - Credit: Vo von Sehlen/Votography Images/Runner's EdgeMTC Note: This is part five of Tim Mosbacher's lists of all-time great performances in Western Montana trail races. Thanks,...
View ArticleQ&A with Running Up For Air Race Director Jeff Mogavero by Kristina Pattison
Interview by Kristina PattisonThis Saturday, February 22nd, Runner's Edge will be holding the Run Up for Air 3h, 6h and 12h events on Mount Sentinel. We were able to catch up with Jeff Mogavero, the...
View ArticleMontana Trail Crew Interview Series
Montana Trail Crew Interview SeriesBy Forrest BoughnerHere at Montana Trail Crew we feel lucky to be quarantined in Montana where we still have the ability to access trails and public lands. We do,...
View ArticleAlternates to Trail by Forrest Boughner
Alternates to Trail By Forrest BoughnerMissoula loves trails and right now being out on dirt is literally (I don’t use literally lightly) saving our sanity. But all this trail love is making for...
View ArticleMud Season by Jeff Mogavero
Written by Jeff MogaveroAt long last, it’s t-shirt weather! Temps are hopping into the 50s and Missoulians are busting outside to soak up some much-needed vitamin D. The wonderful weather means local...
View ArticleTim's Lists: Pengelly Double Dip
Taking it to another level: Missoula's Adam Peterman overcoming Kiefer Hahn's longstanding course record. Credit: Justin GriggMTC Note: This is part of an ongoing collection of records maintained by...
View Article2021 Mountain Running Film Festival
8th Annual Mountain Running Film FestivalMontana Trail Crew invites you to join us on June 3rd at Ogren Park for our 8th annual Mountain Running Film Festival celebrating the trails that connect the...
View ArticleRunning Missoula's Wildflower Wave
Running Missoula’s Wildflower Wave by Erin ClarkSpring is about building your base, celebrating running in shorts again, getting back into terrain that was inaccessible during winter, and wildflowers!...
View ArticleEmigrant Peak FKT by Monte Cole
Emigrant Peak FKTMonte Cole In early July I found myself driving south through Paradise Valley outside Livingston, MT, with more intention than usual. An old friend who also grew up in...
View ArticleA Guest View of Tim’s Summer(s) on the CDT: Part 7 – The Bob
A Guest View of Tim’s Summer(s) on the CDT: Part 7 – The BobBy Steve BrownThe Bob Marshall Wilderness is an irresistible force. So when I learned that my good friends Tim Mosbacher and Ken Ellis...
View ArticleTim's Summer(s) on the CDT Part 6: Homestake to Blossburg
Summer(s) on the CDT Part 6: Homestake to Blossburg By Tim MosbacherOur Lady of the Rockies above ButteIn the spring of 2020, two years after we left the CDT trail, Ken Ellis sent a message saying he...
View ArticleNew Year, New Trails Ahead!
With the completion of some additional volunteer days and a few procedural steps, this new trail on Mount Dean Stone should open to the public in time for users to see the glacier lilies bloom. Credit:...
View ArticleInto the Fire
Fewer rocks in Erin's last national championships before Moab Erin Clark ran the US Trail Marathon National Championships in Moab a few months ago. She had a rough day, but has use that to put...
View ArticleTim's Summer on the CDT Part 5: Chief Joseph to Butte
Summer on the CDT Part 5: Chief Joseph to Butte By Tim MosbacherBig rocks on the CDTWe woke early from our stay at the hot springs. It was getting harder to leave on the mornings after a resupply....
View ArticleTim's Summer on the CDT Part 4: Bannock to Chief Joseph
Summer on the CDT Part 4: Bannock to Chief Josephby Tim MosbacherI left off last time where we were drying our gear on top of Bannock Pass, waiting for our resupply. We waited for around three hours,...
View ArticleTim's Summer on the CDT Part 3: Lima to Bannock
Summer on the CDT Part 3: Lima to Bannockby Tim MosbacherMissoula runner Ken Ellis on the CDTGetting up to leave Lima was difficult. Resupply was always so relaxing, but rushed at the same time....
View ArticleTim's Summer on the CDT Part 2: Raynolds Pass to Lima
Climbing up in the Centennial Mountains following Hell Roaring CreekSummer on the CDT Part 2: Raynolds Pass to Limaby Tim MosbacherAfter a night’s rest in Ennis, we got up early and drove back to...
View ArticleSummer on the CDT Part I: Yellowstone by Tim Mosbacher
MTC Note: Missoula runner Tim Mosbacher loves a challenge. After completing his quest to finish marathons in all 50 states, he found himself dreaming up something new. The following report is the first...
View ArticleAdam Peterman Defends USATF Trail Marathon Title
Defending my USATF Trail Marathon TitleBy Adam Peterman Photo courtesy of ATRAAs I lay in the back of my Subaru Outback getting pelted by a mixture of sand and rain at 3am, I couldn’t help but think to...
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