Beginner 50K ultramarathons in Oregon, United States

50-mile out-and-back on the Pacific Crest Trail, shaded forest canopy, soft yet technical terrain, 5,630 feet of elevation gain, mountain views

Challenging 50k course on abandoned logging roads and wildlife trails, ascending three coastal peaks with views across Tillamook Ridge and State Forest.

Challenging 100k course on the Pacific Crest Trail through Siskiyou Mountains, with Mt. Shasta and Cascades vistas highlighting Ashland's terrain

Rugged 52-mile route along Elkhorn Mountains ridgeline, sub-alpine forests, sweeping grasslands, over 11,000 feet of climbing, and high-altitude views

Rugged mountain routes on Mt. Hood with demanding climbs up to 8,000 feet and alpine scenery

Shared 29-mile opening through Portland streets, bridges, waterfronts and Forest Park, with a self-navigated option extending beyond 50 miles

Rocky bluffs, sandy beaches, old-growth rainforest, and headlands with Pacific Ocean views in the Cape Perpetua National Scenic Area

Trail race through Columbia River Gorge landmarks, 6500 ft elevation gain, autumn forest scenery, waterfalls, single-track and mixed terrain.

Singletrack out-and-back along the Upper Rogue Wild & Scenic River, 2300 feet of ascent, rolling terrain, basalt lava rock, rooty sections

Steep elevation changes, rocky and muddy trails, a mile 12 creek crossing, and hilly terrain through Silver Falls State Park in Oregon’s mid Willamette Valley

Rugged 50K loop through Smith Rock and Crooked River grasslands, with singletrack, Misery Ridge climbing, Monkey Face, and Cascade views.

Flat single-track trails alongside the Willamette River, looped course with tranquil river views and smooth, approachable terrain

50K loop around Hagg Lake near Gaston, with sweeping lake views, muddy singletrack, slick footing, and a classic winter trail atmosphere.

Flat, single-track loop course along the Willamette River with wooded sections, potential stream crossings, and gentle terrain over six laps

50K and 25K routes through ancient sand dunes, old-growth forests, remote beaches, and stream crossings in Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area

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

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

Singletrack forest trails through McDonald Forest, spring wildflowers, views of the Cascades and Coast Range, gentle pine needle descent to the finish

50K from Village Green Park with mostly singletrack, a short gravel-road stretch, 2,400 ft of climbing, and Cascade peak views.

50K course through Forest Park on the Wildwood Trail, approximately 4,000 feet of elevation gain, spring scenery in Portland’s only ultra-marathon