Self-reliant 100-miler through Arizona's rugged mining highlands
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The Bradshaw Brute 100 is a 99.9-mile unsupported journey from Deep Canyon Ranch in Black Canyon City to Watson Lake Park in Prescott through the rugged Bradshaw Mountains. Following the Black Canyon National Recreation Trail and Prescott Circle Trail, the course piles up 20,838 feet of elevation gain — the most per mile of any Cocodona distance. No crew or pacer support is available anywhere on course, and entry requires prior completion of a 100-mile race within two years.
Experienced ultrarunners
Black Canyon City, AZ, United StatesMay 04, 2026
Must complete a 100 Mile race or longer within the qualification window
Must have completed a 100-mile or longer race within the previous two years prior to registering. The Race Director determines which races qualify — not all 100-mile races are accepted. Qualifying race and date must be listed during registration or the runner will be removed from the start list.
Moderate trail conditions with some technical sections
| Location | Mile | Elevation |
|---|---|---|
Start Line - Deep Canyon Ranch Start | 0.0 | 1,988 ft |
M12.2 - Cottonwood Creek Aid Station | 11.7 | 2,077 ft |
M15.2 - Water Station Aid Station | 14.7 | 2,208 ft |
M29.4 - Water Station Aid Station | 28.8 | 4,770 ft |
M37.3 - Lane Mountain Aid Station | 36.4 | 6,736 ft |
M41.4 - Crown King Aid Station | 40.4 | 5,778 ft |
M55.8 - Arrastra Creek Aid Station | 54.7 | 5,240 ft |
M67.7 - Kamp Kipa Aid Station | 66.5 | 7,480 ft |
M74.3 - Camp Wamatochick Aid Station | 73.0 | 6,411 ft |
M80.2 - Goldwater Lake Aid Station | 78.7 | 6,007 ft |
Finish Line - Watson Lake Park Finish | 97.8 | 5,246 ft |
Sign in to see cutoffs, crew access, drop bags, and services for every aid station.
Dogs may not accompany their runner on any section of the course. Crews may have dogs at aid stations but the dog must be; 1-well behaved, 2-leashed at all times, 3-you must pick up after your dog. Dogs are not allowed out of crew vehicles at the Mingus Mountain Aid Station.
Camping is available for free overnight at the start line
Desert sections below 4,000 ft are extremely hot in May. The exposed 25-mile stretch after Cottonwood Creek must be approached with at least 4 liters of water — no crew support is available to bail you out.
Higher elevations near Crown King and Prescott can drop below freezing at night.
No recommended gear specified
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