We are very excited to have the Lumberjack race back! And we couldn’t be more excited. Once again, the race will take place at the Uplands in beautiful Port Gamble. The course is a mixture of single track and some dirt roads with approximately 1350 feet of elevation per 12.5 …
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We are very excited to have the Lumberjack race back! And we couldn’t be more excited. Once again, the race will take place at the Uplands in beautiful Port Gamble. The course is a mixture of single track and some dirt roads with approximately 1350 feet of elevation per 12.5 mile loop. We offer 2 fully stocked aid station per loop with everything you will need to keep yourself going and hot food throughout the night! There will also be massage therapists and a reflexologist at the start finish area to assist the runners. All runners will receive a sweatshirt and more swag tbd! Finishers of each distance will receive custom medals, in addition 100 mile finishers will receive buckles! Any questions please email us and we will get right back to you!
Race Location
The race is located in beautiful Port Gamble, Wa. Start/finish is at the Uplands, 1/4 mile south of town on state route 104. Plenty of parking and car/tent camping will be available and room for RV”s. No running water at start/finish but there is a store in town.
Aid Stations
There will be two fully stocked aid stations 6 miles apart. Each aid station will have enthusiastic volunteers, and lots of different food choices. There will be hot food at each station, and vegan and gluten free options in addition to Tailwind!
Time Cutoffs
Regardless of the distance you sign up for you have 30 hours to complete. 100 mile runners may have a little more time depending on their lap 7 time.
Course
The course is eight 12.5 mile loops with 2 aid stations per loop (start/finish included). It is a mixture of single track and dirt roads (about 75% / 25%). There are no large climbs, but definitely lots of ups and downs. There is approximately 1350 ft per loop. the course is marked with reflective tape and reflective arrows.
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Great trails.
This is a 12.5 mile loop course, but I never got sick of the repeat. Great volunteer support and plenty of aid. Five loops was plenty. The trails were great. … MORE
This is a 12.5 mile loop course, but I never got sick of the repeat. Great volunteer support and plenty of aid. Five loops was plenty. The trails were great. Sloppy in places. Some good climbs. Weather could be a real factor, but we got lucky this year. In the right weather, this has the right blend of elevation and technicality to make a good hundred miler (if you don’t mind loops).