Hood Hundred
Hood Hundred is a challenging 100-mile mountain trail run held at Mt. Hood Meadows in Oregon. The course features a lollipop-style route with 17,300 feet of ascent and descent, showcasing some of Mt.
Hood’s most diverse and iconic terrain. The event combines a strong trail running community atmosphere with professional race organization, culminating at the volcano’s summit. It serves as a 2026 Western States Qualifier, requiring runners to finish within 34 hours.
Registered participants can also join a free three-day training weekend near the summer solstice to experience much of the course. Hood Hundred is organized by Daybreak Racing, known for well-supported Pacific Northwest trail races. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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