The race location is remote and there is no internet or cell service along the course. That means no live race results or social media updates. Results are posted as soon as the race directors return to civilization (usually by Monday evening).
Photos by Runnerteri Photography
Photos by Paul Nelson
Photos by Paul Nelson Film & Photography
The inaugural Mountain Lakes 100 was pretty amazing! Runners and volunteers toughed out a typhoon and kept going for 15 hours until weather disrupted emergency communications. At that point, there was no question that the race needed to be stopped, and that is when the runners, volunteers, family and friends all came together as one. Everyone made sure that the runners were off the course safely and kept warm until their crews arrived. Don’t take our word for it… read some of the great accounts of the race below.
