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REGISTRATION OPENS JANUARY 2, 2026!

WALKERS & RUNNERS!

Missoula Marathon & Half Marathon Training Class

Price: $65
Time: 8:00AM MST 6:00AM MDT
Registration Opens January 2, 2026 at 8:00am MST

Come train with us for the Last Best Race in the Last Best Place!

 

Runners and Walkers of all speeds, experience and abilities are welcome! Please note, the walking portions of the class are intended to support the completion of the Half Marathon. 


RUN WILD MEMBERSHIP IS REQUIRED FOR THIS CLASS

INCLUDES:

  • 17-week training plan (beginner and advanced options for both half and marathon distance)
  • Custom training shirt - participants registered after 2/27 may not receive a training shirt after class starts
  • Community and training partners
  • Discounted registration for Run For The Trees [4.11.26]
  • Structured training by a team of supportive professionals
  • Aid stations and port-o-pots on longer runs
  • Post run breakfast on longer runs
  • Physical Therapy support from the Alpine PT team
  • Weekly Runner Education Series presentations from local experts

→ Never run a mile? That’s perfectly okay — many of our participants start right there.

 

If you’re curious about running a half (13.1 miles) or marathon (26.2 miles), we recommend attending one of our two Chasing a Finish Line introductory classes.

This relaxed, no-pressure session is a chance to meet your coaches, learn how the training works, understand the time commitment, and ask any questions you have. You don’t need to be fast, experienced, or even sure yet — just curious. No RSVP required.

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Chasing a Finish Line introductory classes:

  • Thursday, January 15 at 6:00 PM
  • Thursday, February 5 at 6:00 PM

Headwaters Foundation (119 W Main - Downtown Missoula)

Free and open to all. No RSVP required.


QUESTIONS?

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Run Wild Missoula acknowledges that we are in the homelands of the Salish and Kalispel people. Today, we offer our respect for their history and culture, for their ancient and continuing presence in this landscape, and for the path they have shown us in caring for this place for the generations to come.

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