Wulfman’s CDT-14K
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Every continent except Antarctica has a continental divide. In North America the divide runs from northwestern Canada along the crest of the Rocky Mountains to Mexico’s Sierra Madre Occidental, and it is generally the line that divides the flow of water between the Pacific Ocean and Atlantic Ocean.
In 1968 a federal plan for the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail (CDT) was mandated, and today, construction of the CDT is estimated to be 95% complete.
The 14 Butte-iful kilometers along the CDT between Montana’s Homestake and Pipestone passes in Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest are completed, and that section offers scenic vistas with majestic rock formations. This race along that route celebrates the trail and the memory of one of its greatest local proponents — the late John “the Wulfman” Wulf, who was the God Father of Butte’s Piss & Moan Runners. The race is run on Summer Solstice Saturday, the anniversary of the Wulfman’s last group run.
Race proceeds are used to help build and improve trails in southwest Montana.
We Piss & Moan Runners promise our best in creating a race experience that is challenging, memorable and fun for runners of all ages and abilities!!
Race Emails
2026 Race Email #1
The Wulfman team looks forward to hosting you on June 20, 2026. Information regarding cancellations, parking, directions, the amazing trail, and essential honey buckets is provided below.
First things first, let’s address cancellations. The race is not full and the partial refund deadline has passed, but if you cannot attend we prefer that you cancel so that we know how many runners to expect and to minimize gaps between runners at the starting line. Please let us know if you cannot run before Wednesday, and we’ll remove your registration.
If you need to change your estimated time, use the RunSignUp website. https://runsignup.com/Race/MT/Butte/WulfmansCDT14K For perspective, the fastest times ever run on this course are just under an hour. That is smoking fast, and hasn’t been done from the Homestake starting line for years. Remember, this estimate dictates where you are seeded at the start. The fastest runners start at the front. If you want to revisit your estimated time, login to RunSignUp and go to your Upcoming Events / Manage Registration / then choose Questions. There you can modify your estimated time, then check Update Responses. The deadline for modifying estimated time is midnight on Tuesday, June 16, 2026.
Since the race is not full, registration will also remain open until Tuesday at midnight. On Wednesday, all runners will be seeded, so cancellations, estimated time changes, and new entries can not be accommodated.
To find Wulfman’s race site, exit I-90 at Homestake Pass, Exit #233. Follow the signs and the directions of our volunteer parking attendants to designated parking NORTH of I-90. There you will find posted starting times and volunteers distributing race packets which will include your race number and bib chip.
Do not park near an I-90 entrance or exit ramp at any time. Our relationship with the MT highway department depends on your cooperation. We use the south side of I-90 near the starting line for emergency vehicles, porta-potties, and other needs. Please cross to the north side of I-90 to park.
Please be conscientious if you or your supporters take a vehicle to Pipestone pass. Busses and emergency vehicles need to be able to enter and exit the small parking area where the CDT crosses Highway 2 and navigate the corners of the highway without obstruction. There is a large pullout just west of Pipestone Pass that can accommodate additional vehicles.
The legendary Wulfman owned his own miniature “honey bucket” toilet and he rarely traveled far without it, but we don’t expect you to match his high standard. There will be porta-john’s in the parking lot, at the start line, at the finish, and at the post-race picnic. Remember that our Golden VIPs may cut directly to the front of the bathroom lines.
We would like to take this opportunity to begin thanking a few of our partners. This event would not be possible without the help of fine, local folks such as those at U.S.F.S. Beaverhead Deerlodge National Forest, and Water & Environmental Technologies. Their generosity, along with that of numerous others is greatly appreciated.