Montana · 20 Mile Trail Run

Ed Anacker Bridger Ridge Run

Ed Anacker Bridger Ridge Run is a 20 Mile Trail Run event held in Bozeman, Montana. It was last held on August 15, 2026 and is usually run in August; the next date hasn't been announced yet. About 250 runners take part across all distances.

Usually held
August
Location
Bozeman, MT
Field size
~250 runners

Race details

Last held
August 15, 2026
Usually held in
August
Location
Bozeman, Montana
Distances
20 Mile Trail Run
Field size
About 250 runners
Course
Extreme, ~6,800 ft gain
Registration
runsignup.com
Official website
winddrinkers.org

Registration, course & weather

Start time
6:30 AM MDT
Course profile
Point-to-point course; Mostly trail, some road; 6800 ft gain, 9500 ft loss (official course data); Not USATF certified

About the Ed Anacker Bridger Ridge Run

A grueling and aesthetic ridgeline trail race along the crest of the Bridger Mountains, one of the most demanding in the country.

Rankings and notes

Notes
A grueling and aesthetic ridgeline trail race along the crest of the Bridger Mountains, one of the most demanding in the country.

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Ed Anacker Bridger Ridge Run: common questions

When is the Ed Anacker Bridger Ridge Run?
The next date hasn't been announced in the listing yet. The race is usually held in August. Check the organiser's website for the official date.
Where is the Ed Anacker Bridger Ridge Run held?
In Bozeman, Montana.
What distances does the Ed Anacker Bridger Ridge Run offer?
20 Mile Trail Run.
How many people run the Ed Anacker Bridger Ridge Run?
About 250 runners across all of its distances. That figure is an estimate of the field size, not an entry cap.
How do I register for the Ed Anacker Bridger Ridge Run?
Registration is handled by the organiser at runsignup.com. Entry fees, caps and deadlines are set there.
What time does the Ed Anacker Bridger Ridge Run start?
6:30 AM MDT.
What is the course like at the Ed Anacker Bridger Ridge Run?
Point-to-point course; Mostly trail, some road; 6800 ft gain, 9500 ft loss (official course data); Not USATF certified.