What distances are available for this event?

• →5K race
• →10-mile race
• →20-mile race
• →50K race

What is the course like for the 5K race?

The 5K course shares the initial climb with the longer distances, then diverges onto a forested route that rejoins the Midway Trail for a muddy, fun descent toward the Snohomish River and finish line. The course includes creek proximity and typical February wetness.

What is the course like for the 10-mile race?

After the opening climbs, the 10-mile race features buttery singletrack through neon-green forests, a quick creek crossing, lake views, and a descent toward the park's north end. The course includes an out-and-back segment to the North Entrance Aid Station, a traverse along Devils Butte's flank, a short steep descent into a canyon followed by a climb out, and a return via Midway Trail to the finish.

What is the course like for the 20-mile race?

The 20-mile race consists of two full loops of the 10-mile route.

What is the course like for the 50K race?

The 50K race consists of three loops of the 10-mile route, with cumulative elevation concentrated in the repeated initial climbs.

What are the course characteristics?

The course features consistently wet, muddy trails, rough and rocky sections, slippery wooden bridges, creek crossings, and canyon descents. The park is open to shared use with equestrians, hikers, and cyclists. The course is well-marked with streamers and arrows at all intersections.

What are the start times for each race?

• →50K/20M: 8:00 AM
• →10M: 8:30 AM
• →5K: 9:00 AM

What are the cutoff times for each race?

The final loop must begin by 2:00 PM; the full course will be closed at 5:00 PM.

What is the cupless policy for this event?

All runners must carry a refillable hydration vessel.

What is the finisher award for this event?

Finishers will receive a unique handcrafted piece created by local artisan Porter Bratten using solar power in Anacortes, WA.

What is the event's land acknowledgment?

The event takes place on traditional lands of the Snohomish, Tulalip, and Coast Salish peoples.