Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of the Pacific Northwest at the Lost Lake 25k, a premier trail running experience set for March 7, 2026, in Bellingham, Washington. This point-to-point race, orchestrated by Yeti Trail Runners, promises a blend of runnable trails, dense old-growth forests, and spectacular vistas, making it an ideal challenge for both seasoned trail veterans and those new to the dirt. It's renowned for its low-pressure, high-fun atmosphere, steeped in good vibes that make runners fall in love with the sport.

The course itself is a meticulously crafted adventure, starting at the Lost Lake Trailhead and winding south through Larrabee State Park, Washington's first state park. Runners will navigate iconic singletrack, passing serene alpine lakes like Lost Lake and Fragrance Lake, before ascending ridgelines that offer breathtaking views into Canada, across Bellingham Bay, and to the snow-capped summit of Mount Baker on clear days. Expect a dynamic mix of fast, forested descents, mellow climbs, and technical stretches designed for flow and engagement. Aid stations, strategically placed along the route, will provide essential water, electrolytes, and snacks, staffed by friendly volunteers ready to offer solid support.

As you conquer the Chuckanut Mountains, the journey culminates in a celebratory finish at the Larrabee State Park Amphitheater, where post-race snacks and a vibrant mountain-town atmosphere await. Typical race day conditions in early March often see comfortable highs around 52°F and lows around 36°F, with an 18% chance of precipitation, meaning conditions could range from misty and cool to sunny and dry. Packing trail shoes with good grip is highly recommended to tackle the varied terrain. Whether you're chasing a personal best or simply soaking in the unparalleled scenery, the Lost Lake 25k delivers a truly magical experience in every mile.