What is the date and location of the Tahoe 100K?

The Tahoe 100K will take place on June 14-15, 2026, in Stateline, Nevada, at the Stagecoach Lodge.

What is the format of the Tahoe 100K?

The event features a single-loop course of 100 kilometers, primarily composed of single-track alpine trails.

What is the total elevation gain and loss for the course?

Participants can expect an elevation gain of 11,500 feet and an elevation loss of 23,000 feet during the race.

What is the maximum elevation reached during the race?

The maximum elevation reached during the Tahoe 100K is 9,800 feet.

Will runners pass any significant landmarks during the race?

Yes, runners will pass by Star Lake, which is the highest alpine lake along the course.

How many aid stations are provided during the race?

There are three aid stations available along the course to support participants.

What is the cutoff time for completing the Tahoe 100K?

The cutoff time for completing the race is 24 hours.

How much does registration cost for the Tahoe 100K?

The registration fee is $285.00 if completed before December 31, 2025. After this date, the fee increases to $325.00.

Are there additional costs associated with registration?

Yes, the all-in price with taxes and fees is $307.02 before December 31, 2025, and $349.62 after this date.

What facilities are available at the venue?

The Stagecoach Lodge will provide essential facilities for participants, including aid stations, rest areas, and access to local amenities.

How can participants access the event location?

Participants can access the Stagecoach Lodge via local roadways, and additional information regarding parking will be provided closer to the event date.

What should participants expect in terms of weather conditions?

On June 14-15, 2026, participants can expect mild temperatures, typically ranging from the mid-50s to low 70s Fahrenheit, along with clear skies, providing optimal running conditions.