The Rucky Chucky river crossing, a pivotal point in the Western States 100, represents both the challenge and the support that define ultrarunning. Spanning 50 meters, this crossing offers a full-service aid station on the near side and a drop bag service on the far side. Runners experience varying conditions depending on river flow—sometimes fording on foot, sometimes using boats. This unique crossing, enhanced by night lights, reflects the resilience and camaraderie of the ultrarunning community, making it an unforgettable part of the race's rich history.
The Rucky Chucky river crossing is a defining moment for participants in the Western States 100, emphasizing camaraderie, support, and the beauty of nature.
The unique crossing experience has adapted to river conditions over the years, showcasing the race's long-standing tradition and the resilience of ultrarunners.
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