Montana Mud Run & Obstacle Race Calendar 2025-2026

If you're an adrenaline junkie, fitness enthusiast, or simply seeking a thrilling outdoor adventure, you've arrived at the perfect destination. Our meticulously curated calendar is your gateway to the most exhilarating and challenging mud runs and obstacle races taking place in 2025 and 2026.

Prepare to conquer mud-slicked trails, scale towering walls, navigate through grueling obstacles, and push your physical and mental boundaries. Our mission is to provide you with all the essential information you need to plan your race year, including dates, locations, race details, and registration information.

The Montana Spartan Trifecta Weekend, held at the Crosscut Mountain Sports Center near Bozeman, offers a challenging obstacle course experience set in the scenic Bridger Mountain Range. Participants can choose from multiple race distances including the Sprint (5K with 20 obstacles), Super (10K with 25 obstacles), Beast (21K with 30 obstacles), and the Ultra (50K with 60 obstacles), plus a kids' race. The high-altitude course features rugged terrain, spectacular mountain vistas, and diverse wildlife, providing a true test of mind and body. The event fosters a spirited atmosphere ideal for teams and individuals seeking adventure in Montana’s wild beauty. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

The ZooTown Challenge Obstacle Course Race, held at Washington-Grizzly Stadium in Missoula, Montana, offers a variety of races catering to all skill levels, from novices to experts. Events include the Griz Double 10k with 35 obstacles, the Expert and Novice 5k courses featuring 20 obstacles, a new ZooTown STRONG race, a 3k No M Trail run, a kids' race, and an All Abilities race for athletes with physical or intellectual disabilities. The course spans the stadium, University of Montana campus, and surrounding areas, creating an exciting atmosphere with crowd support and food trucks for spectators. Proceeds benefit Opportunity Resources Inc., supporting people with disabilities. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.