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Pengelly Double Dip & Bob Hayes Single Dip
Saturday, June 7, 2025
Pengelly Double Dip & Bob Hayes Single Dip
2025 REGISTRATION OPENS MARCH 3RD, 2025!!
→ Thank you to all our 2024 participants! We had a great day and logged many miles!
Kick off summer trail racing in Missoula with the Pengelly Double Dip and Bob Hayes Single Dip!
- The Pengelly Double Dip Course is a tall half marathon+ with 3,400 ft of elevation gain; very challenging and always worth it!
- The Bob Hayes Single Dip Course is probably the toughest first mile of a 10K that you’ll ever do. After that, it ain’t so bad, and gives you the best views in town!
- We also offer a VIRTUAL Pengelly Double Dip and VIRTUAL Bob Hayes Single Dip options!
Date: |
June 7, 2025 |
Start Time: |
7:00 AM |
Start Location: |
River Bowl East (south side of Clark Fork River, near the UM/Van Buren footbridge) |
Course: |
Please note that the races START & FINISH in the same location.
Both courses are NOT open to strollers and NO DOGS PLEASE.
THIS IS A CUPLESS EVENT! All runners will have the option to take a HydraPak Speed Cup. You can fill this cup at aid stations and finish line. You may also fill you own hydration device (handheld, waist pack, bladder, etc.) at the aid stations.
There are 3 Aid Stations on the Double Dip Course and 1 on the Single Dip Course.
PENGELLY DOUBLE DIP
Starts at 7:00 AM
- Course Time Limits: (based on 7:00 AM start time) Strictly Enforced
- Start Line to Saddle – 1 hour 30 minutes (8:30 AM)
- Return to Saddle after Beacon – 2 hours 30 minutes (9:30 AM)
- If you miss the first or second cutoff, your bib will be removed at the Saddle Aid Station. You have two options to leave the mountain:
- You can come down on foot without your bib
- You can ride down with the aid station volunteers after the equipment has been cleaned up (approximately at 10:15 AM)
BOB HAYES SINGLE DIP
Starts at 8:00 AM
There is no time limit for the Single Dip! Walkers welcome!
A portion of this year’s race proceeds will go to the Friends of the M Trail.
Your contributions help them to repair erosion, install stairs and more. Because the M Trail receives to much use, erosion is a constant management issue. If you love the M Trail, you can support their work by making a donation of any amount to the Friends of the M Trail (via UM Foundation). Your donation is tax-deductible.
→ PENGELLY RECORDS
Dave Pengelly: The Double Dip would have been a favorite event for Dave because it combined many of the things he adored: Mount Sentinel, where he had hiked since early childhood; strenuous outdoor activity; and an opportunity to enjoy, tease, and probably harass his beloved friends. Throughout his life Dave poured his incredible energy into enjoying the outdoors, especially the mountains and all manner of mountain sports. He loved to share those passions with his many friends, family members, and his younger brother in the Big Brothers and Sisters program. He also supported various organizations that fought to preserve his favorite wild areas.
Dave died June 13, 2003, in a mountain climbing accident in the North Cascades in Washington. The speakers at his memorial service, without design, presented a combined sermon on Dave’s message to them, a message reinforced by the Double Dip run: get out there and live! The Pengelly Double Dip began as a fund-raiser organized by the staff of the Missoula Youth Homes. The race is now organized by Run Wild Missoula, which in turn helps organize one of Youth Home’s largest fundraisers, Run4Kids Team, part of the Missoula Marathon.