When is Cascade Crest 100 Miler?

Cascade Crest 100 Miler takes place on Jul 17, 2026. That's in 1 month.

Where is Cascade Crest 100 Miler located?

Cascade Crest 100 Miler is held in Easton, Washington, United States.

What distances are available at Cascade Crest 100 Miler?

Cascade Crest 100 Miler offers the following distances: 100M.

What is the typical weather for Cascade Crest 100 Miler?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 52°F and 71°F on race day. There's approximately a 8% chance of precipitation.

Cascade Crest 100 Miler (100M) - Jul 17, 2026 | Easton, WA

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the rugged heart of Washington's Central Cascades at the Cascade Crest 100 Miler, a legendary 100-mile endurance run taking place on July 17, 2026. Renowned for its challenging course and a deeply ingrained "old-school ultra vibe," this race offers a truly authentic mountain ultra experience, beginning and ending at the Easton Fire Station. Typical race day conditions in mid-July bring comfortable highs around 71°F and lows around 52°F, with only an 8% chance of precipitation, providing a generally favorable backdrop for the immense challenge ahead.

The clockwise loop course traverses the diverse terrain of the Okanogan-Wenatchee and Snoqualmie-Mt. Baker National Forests, boasting approximately 23,000 feet of elevation gain and loss. Runners will conquer nearly 30 miles of buttery singletrack on the iconic Pacific Crest Trail, navigate steep ridges, and experience the eerie, 2.5-mile darkness of the historic Snoqualmie Tunnel. Prepare for infamous sections like the "Trail From Hell" and the soul-testing "Cardiac Needles" in the race's latter stages, which contribute to its reputation as one of the most challenging mountain ultras in the United States. Throughout the journey, breathtaking alpine ridgelines offer stunning vistas, a testament to the raw beauty that defines this event.

Cascade Crest is more than just a race; it's a vibrant community ritual powered entirely by dedicated volunteers, ensuring a low-key, friendly atmosphere that runners consistently praise. Aid stations along the course are legendary, offering not only essential water and electrolytes but also a surprising array of "real food," from burritos and grilled cheese to vegan soup at night, coffee, and plenty of ice, often served by volunteers in colorful costumes. This highly sought-after event, which serves as a qualifier for both the Western States Endurance Run and the Hardrock Hundred Mile Endurance Run, embodies a spirit of personal challenge and camaraderie over commercialization, promising an unforgettable adventure through the magnificent Cascade Mountains.