Crazy Mountain 100
We teamed up with Crazy Mountain Ultra to put their race route on our Crazies map creating The Crazy Mountain 100 map. It is the only 100 mile event in the state with 23,000 ft of vertical gain reaching heights of 10,200 feet.
“The Crazy Mountain 100 has been a culmination of many people willing to come together and offer up access to their land and resources. 2 Family owned and operated cattle ranches host the start and finish. The Westling Ranch in Wilsall, MT hosting the start and the Berg Ranch hosting the finish in Lennep. We also traverse two two other private ranches, one hosting the Huntin Camp aid station, and the other providing a crucial connection for the route. These multi-generational family ranches will give you a first hand look at quality care of the land they operate in the valley.
The race course itself navigates through the Indigenous lands of the Apsaalooke, private, and public land/forest service. To the Apsaalooke people this range is called Awaxaawippíia. “Awaxaawi” Meaning Mountain. ppíia” meaning ominous or angry. Some say you can hear the mountains and the power is felt. We feel this is an important history and knowledge. Our hope is that you take the time to learn about its’ rich history.”
15% of proceeds starting 8/6/24 will go back to the Crazy Mountain Ultra.
Prints are shown framed for display purposes only.
We teamed up with Crazy Mountain Ultra to put their race route on our Crazies map creating The Crazy Mountain 100 map. It is the only 100 mile event in the state with 23,000 ft of vertical gain reaching heights of 10,200 feet.
“The Crazy Mountain 100 has been a culmination of many people willing to come together and offer up access to their land and resources. 2 Family owned and operated cattle ranches host the start and finish. The Westling Ranch in Wilsall, MT hosting the start and the Berg Ranch hosting the finish in Lennep. We also traverse two two other private ranches, one hosting the Huntin Camp aid station, and the other providing a crucial connection for the route. These multi-generational family ranches will give you a first hand look at quality care of the land they operate in the valley.
The race course itself navigates through the Indigenous lands of the Apsaalooke, private, and public land/forest service. To the Apsaalooke people this range is called Awaxaawippíia. “Awaxaawi” Meaning Mountain. ppíia” meaning ominous or angry. Some say you can hear the mountains and the power is felt. We feel this is an important history and knowledge. Our hope is that you take the time to learn about its’ rich history.”
15% of proceeds starting 8/6/24 will go back to the Crazy Mountain Ultra.
Prints are shown framed for display purposes only.
We teamed up with Crazy Mountain Ultra to put their race route on our Crazies map creating The Crazy Mountain 100 map. It is the only 100 mile event in the state with 23,000 ft of vertical gain reaching heights of 10,200 feet.
“The Crazy Mountain 100 has been a culmination of many people willing to come together and offer up access to their land and resources. 2 Family owned and operated cattle ranches host the start and finish. The Westling Ranch in Wilsall, MT hosting the start and the Berg Ranch hosting the finish in Lennep. We also traverse two two other private ranches, one hosting the Huntin Camp aid station, and the other providing a crucial connection for the route. These multi-generational family ranches will give you a first hand look at quality care of the land they operate in the valley.
The race course itself navigates through the Indigenous lands of the Apsaalooke, private, and public land/forest service. To the Apsaalooke people this range is called Awaxaawippíia. “Awaxaawi” Meaning Mountain. ppíia” meaning ominous or angry. Some say you can hear the mountains and the power is felt. We feel this is an important history and knowledge. Our hope is that you take the time to learn about its’ rich history.”
15% of proceeds starting 8/6/24 will go back to the Crazy Mountain Ultra.
Prints are shown framed for display purposes only.
