The only 200-mile race in Oregon returns after a very successful inaugural run. This is an out-and-back course, starting and finishing in Oakridge. There are 12 aid stations with amazing food, sleep stations, easy crew access, and a pretty course along the Middle Fork of the Willamette River and the North Umpqua River. You have […]
Fun, low-key, Wednesday evening trail races in Forest Park. Each is a different route and all are between 4 and 7 miles. Each route is unveiled on the Monday before the race. Run at least four races in the Series to be included in the Series Standings. We host an awards party right after the […]
The trails on the east side of Wy'east (Multnomah tribe word for the mountain we call Mt. Hood) are stellar and this course is our prettiest. You'll run two ridgelines from Wy'east's south side around to the eastern end, finishing in the orchard-filled Hood River valley, all the while having outstanding views of the mountain. […]
Fun, low-key, Wednesday evening trail races in Forest Park. Each is a different route and all are between 4 and 7 miles. Each route is unveiled on the Monday before the race. Run at least four races in the Series to be included in the Series Standings. We host an awards party right after the […]
There is definitely something special about this 100-miler. The volunteers and on-course support make this a great first hundred, yet there are a lot of people who return to it and also experienced 100-mile racers who love it too. The course is mostly on the Pacific Crest Trail, running past lots of lakes, between Mt. […]
Fun, low-key, Wednesday evening trail races in Forest Park. Each is a different route and all are between 4 and 7 miles. Each route is unveiled on the Monday before the race. Run at least four races in the Series to be included in the Series Standings. We host an awards party right after the […]
We tried to retire this event, but the response after the 2023 race and new location was a definitive "keep it", so we are. This last-person standing race is on Hamilton Island in the gorgeous Columbia River Gorge and involves running a 4.13-mile loop within one hour, and repeating that over and over and over […]