When is Rabid Raccoon 100?

Rabid Raccoon 100 takes place on May 29, 2026. That's tomorrow.

Where is Rabid Raccoon 100 located?

Rabid Raccoon 100 is held in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, United States.

What distances are available at Rabid Raccoon 100?

Rabid Raccoon 100 offers the following distances: 100.6M, 101K, 38M, 29.3M, 26.2M, 13.1M, 5K.

How do I register for Rabid Raccoon 100?

You can register for Rabid Raccoon 100 through the official registration page.

What is the typical weather for Rabid Raccoon 100?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 53°F and 76°F on race day. There's approximately a 20% chance of precipitation.

Rabid Raccoon 100 (5K-100.6M) - May 29, 2026 | Beaver Falls, PA

Embark on an unforgettable trail adventure at the Rabid Raccoon 100, set to challenge runners on May 29, 2026, in scenic Beaver Falls, PA. Hosted in Brady's Run Park, this race offers a diverse array of distances including 100.6M, 101K, 38M, 29.3M, 26.2M, 13.1M, and a 5K, catering to both seasoned ultrarunners and those looking for a rewarding trail experience. The course winds through a "relentless" mix of single-track trails and gravel roads, dense forests, and challenging hills, with the 100-mile distance featuring approximately 16,000 feet of elevation gain over its eight 12.5-mile loops. Typical race day conditions in late May offer pleasant highs around 76°F and lows near 53°F, with a 20% chance of precipitation, promising warmer creek crossings and potentially less mud than previous iterations.

The Rabid Raccoon 100, a Western States Qualifier, is renowned for its exceptional support and vibrant atmosphere. A unique highlight is that aid stations are located inside buildings at key points like the Recreation Hall (start/finish) and the Four Seasons lodge, providing comfortable havens for runners and crew alike. These well-stocked stations are known for offering everything from water and Hammer Nutrition's HEED Sports Drink to pizza, PB&J, and the "World Famous Pickle Juice". Runners consistently praise the cheerful volunteers and strong camaraderie, contributing to an overall positive and community-oriented experience.

While the longer distances are noted for their challenging nature, runners describe the course as "very runnable" when dry, making it a true test of endurance and spirit. Wolf Creek Race Management, known for its well-organized events, fosters an inclusive environment, even championing a "Women in Ultrarunning Program" to encourage a 50/50 gender split in their ultra-distance races. Whether you're tackling your first ultra or aiming for a personal best, the Rabid Raccoon 100 promises a memorable journey through the woodlands of Western Pennsylvania.