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YETI 100 Mile Endurance Run Washington
Trail
98.9 mile
159.2 kilometer
out and back
96% Runnable
Intermediate
Elevation
Ascent:
7,793'
2,375 m
Descent: -7,793' -2,375 m
High: 3,973' 1,211 m
Low: 448' 136 m
Grade
Avg Grade: 3% (2°)
Max Grade: 58% (30°)
Dogs
No Dogs
Weather
Unknown
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“Run through the ISSY ALP.”
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Official Details: yetitrailrunners.com
Race - Aug 1, 2020
Features Lake · Views · Waterfall · Wildflowers
Overview
The East Coast version was so popular, we couldn't resist bringing this event out to the West Coast! The Washington Yeti 100, like it's big sister race, is perfect for first-time 100 milers or those looking to run sub-24.
The course is along an old Rails to Trails route through the central Cascades of Washington: all the views, summits, and energy without all the tough mountain climbs. The trail will take you through scree fields, valleys, and a 2.3-mile-long tunnel, all while running on crushed limestone at a grade no greater than 5% (and usually much less).
Come join us and experience the fun and magic of the Yeti trail runners, West Coast edition!
The course is along an old Rails to Trails route through the central Cascades of Washington: all the views, summits, and energy without all the tough mountain climbs. The trail will take you through scree fields, valleys, and a 2.3-mile-long tunnel, all while running on crushed limestone at a grade no greater than 5% (and usually much less).
Come join us and experience the fun and magic of the Yeti trail runners, West Coast edition!
Description
Date: August 1-2, 2020
Where: The Palouse to Cascades Trail, Washington State
Start time: 6:00 am
Start/Finish: Torguson Park, North Bend
Awards: Buckles for all finishers, awards for top 3 women and men
Cut-off: 30 hours
Elevation gain: 4,500 ft
Course type: Out-and-back on Rails to Trails trail
Under the mountain: Run through the 2.3 mile-long Snoqualmie Tunnel twice
Trail surface: Crushed limestone, mostly smooth surface
Where: The Palouse to Cascades Trail, Washington State
Start time: 6:00 am
Start/Finish: Torguson Park, North Bend
Awards: Buckles for all finishers, awards for top 3 women and men
Cut-off: 30 hours
Elevation gain: 4,500 ft
Course type: Out-and-back on Rails to Trails trail
Under the mountain: Run through the 2.3 mile-long Snoqualmie Tunnel twice
Trail surface: Crushed limestone, mostly smooth surface
Contacts
Land Manager: Washington State Parks - Olallie State Park
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