The Lake Delanor Road Climb is the longest and steepest sustained road climb available along the Pine Mountain Range in F.D. Roosevelt State Park. This has been a test piece for some time for many local trail runners for both uphill climbing as well as downhill durability. The climb ascents 439 vertical feet in roughly 1.15 miles starting at the parking lot below the lake dam and going to gate/park sign at the top of the hill. The up & down option follows this same route, only with the reversal covering roughly 2.30 miles. 

The Missoula Round is a 100 mile Loop around the city of Missoula, linking up several of the most classic routes in our trail running town.

Deer leap to Clay Meadow Trailheads or the inverse. This is part of the Lake George 12ster, and is the most difficult range on the challenge. Watch out for rattlesnakes and enjoy the difficulties of the terrain. Fifth peak is on a spur trail and should not be ignored as it is a beautiful peak and part of the challenge. There is a lovely leanto that is maintained by some local legends. Enjoy the lake from above.