What distances are available for this event?

• →10K race
• →Half Marathon

What is the course like?

The course is designed as a loop system starting near the beach, climbing away from the Puget Sound shoreline into the forest, and returning downhill. The terrain is non-technical, with well-maintained single-track trails. The course includes a thigh-burning stair section at the start, several bridges, and a high point at the "Nightcrawler Aid Station" around mile 2.25 for the 10K. The half marathon includes two full loops with an additional "lollipop" extension.

What are the event start times?

• →9:30 AM: Half Marathon
• →10:00 AM: 10K
• →10:30 AM: Kid’s Race (approximate)
• →12:00 PM: 10K Brunch Run

What are the cutoff times for the event?

• →12:30 PM: Half Marathon runners must start their second loop.
• →2:00 PM: Half Marathon runners must be at the Nightcrawler aid station.
• →3:30 PM: Course closes for all runners.

How much does registration cost?

• →10K Regular: $57
• →10K After Dec 1: $65
• →10K After Feb 1: $70
• →10K Race Day: $75
• →Half Marathon Regular: $80
• →Half Marathon After Dec 1: $88
• →Half Marathon After Feb 1: $95
• →Half Marathon Race Day: $100

Are there any discounts available?

Yes, a 15% discount is available for participants 22 and under or 65 and over, provided they fill out a specific form.

Is financial aid available?

Yes, the "Trail Mix Fund" is available for those who cannot afford entry fees.

What is included in registration?

Every finisher receives a piece of handmade swag produced using solar power in Anacortes, Washington. The event is cupless, and all runners must carry their own refillable container for aid stations.

What are the rules for the event?

The event is strictly cupless, and all runners must carry their own refillable container for aid stations. The trails remain open to other users during the event, including equestrians, pedestrians, and cyclists.

What is the event schedule?

• →Packet pick-up opens at 8:30 AM at the start/finish area.
• →Pre-race briefing is 5 minutes before each start time at the starting line.

What is the significance of the event location?

The event takes place on lands historically inhabited by the Puyallup, dxʷdəwʔabš Duwamish, and Coast Salish tribes. The park is also active with wildlife, and runners may encounter animals. The area is popular for kayaking and skimboarding post-race.