Welcome to Angel’s Rest. After years of waiting, the time has finally come! We are excited to be able to offer the first trail race on Angel’s Rest in the beautiful Columbia River Gorge with sweeping views, stream crossings, challenging trails and stunning waterfalls. The course takes you by the …
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Welcome to Angel’s Rest. After years of waiting, the time has finally come! We are excited to be able to offer the first trail race on Angel’s Rest in the beautiful Columbia River Gorge with sweeping views, stream crossings, challenging trails and stunning waterfalls. The course takes you by the famous Multnomah and Wahkeena Falls. The rebirth of sections of the Columbia River Gorge burnt in the 2017 Eagle Creek fire can be seen as you wind uphill through the forest.
50K
This one-of-a-kind 50K that will take runners around and to the top of Larch Mountain. The 50K has it all – running by Multnomah Falls and numerous other iconic waterfalls, views of Devil’s and Angel’s Rests as well as many beautiful vistas of the Columbia River. This will be an instant classic as it showcases all the splendors of the Columbia River Gorge. The course has 6500ft of gain and 6500ft of loss, 4 full aid stations with 55% single-track, 30% two-track/gravel road and 15%
20M
The 20M course takes runners past Multnomah Falls turning onto Larch Mountain Trail, running to the top of the Falls. As the course continues, up to the top of Larch Mtn to Sherrard Point – enjoying the fantastic views of the Columbia River Gorge and many Cascades peaks. After reaching Sherrard Point, the last half of the race is 95% downhill to the finish. The course consists of 55% single-track, 30% two-track and 15% pavement. You have 3 full aid stations and 8 hours to complete the race. There is 4200ft of elevation gain.
10K
The 10K course covers one of the most popular routes in the Columbia River Gorge. Starting and finishing at Benson State Recreation Area the course takes you up Larch Mtn Trail and down Wahkeena Trail. You’ll pass Multnomah and Wahkeena Falls on your way. This one loop course packs a lot into 6.2 miles! The course consists of 75% single track and 25% paved trail with 1600ft of elevation gain and 1600ft of elevation loss. You will have 4 hours to complete this short – but incredibly scenic – course. There are no aid stations, but post-race food/drinks await you at the finish!
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