April ultramarathons in United States (Pacific North West)

Six laps on scenic single-track trails through dense woods, frequent stream crossings, wildlife sightings, and approximately 566 feet of elevation change per c

Double out-and-back course across asphalt, gravel, and dirt trails with over 10,000 feet of gain through Oregon parkland and small-town landscapes

Dramatic desert trail race through canyon-like gorges, ancient lake edges and cascading waterfalls in central Washington.

6-hour women's trail race in Walla Walla with vineyards celebration, supporting Trail Sisters

Scenic 50K out-and-back on Kelly Ridge, between Olympic National Park and the Strait of Juan de Fuca, with ridge-top Pacific Northwest terrain.

40-mile route on Peterson Ridge and Metolius-Windigo trails, with smooth singletrack, wooded surroundings, and open Central Oregon scenery

Rugged single track and gravel roads through Capitol Forest, scenic ascent to Capitol Peak, expansive vistas, and a demanding mix of climbs and descents

Rolling trails and steep stairs with scenic Sound views, festive atmosphere, handmade bibs, and whimsical prizes in a multi-hour lap format

100K and 50K trail races through the Columbia River Gorge, centered in Cascade Locks with broad river views and a dramatic Gorge backdrop

Multiple-loop course with substantial elevation gain, scenic forested trails, and views of the surrounding wilderness on Tiger Mountain in Issaquah.

Rugged, steep trails with major elevation gain through lush forest and moss-covered trees; wilderness solitude just outside Seattle

Six-loop, 31-mile trail ultrarun with beverage-drinking divisions and custom pint glass, highlighted by post-race potluck and a relaxed atmosphere

Sand, volcanic rock, slick rock, and sagebrush terrain on the North Menan Butte, rim traverses and core descents amid captivating geological features.

Out-and-back 50K in Yakima River Canyon: exposed high-desert terrain, 9,000+ ft of gain, steep climbs and descents, and expansive canyon views.

Challenging 50K trail run and relay on scenic Pacific Northwest paths, part of the Trail Runner’s Trophy Series

Scenic 4.1667-mile loop course at Champoeg State Park along the Willamette River, last person standing format, no set finish distance

Alternating Riverside State Park trails by day and Reardan Cross Country Track by night, 4-mile loops every 4 hours over 44 hours

Night running on a 2.3-mile single-track loop with ravines, creek crossings, gravel descent, challenging climbs, and stargazing at a serene ranch

68-mile team relay from Roseburg to Coos Bay on rolling hills and rural countryside, finishing at Coos Bay’s historic waterfront

50-kilometer point-to-point course from Council to Midvale along the Weiser River Trail, featuring river views, rugged canyons, and open farmland