Oregon 200

The Oregon 200 is a challenging 200-mile ultramarathon held in Oakridge, Oregon, featuring a scenic out-and-back course alongside the Middle Fork of the Willamette River and the North Umpqua River. The route showcases the Pacific Northwest's lush forested single-track trails, running beside lakes and rivers, with a total elevation gain and loss of 23,000 feet. The race includes 12 aid stations spaced about 16.7 miles apart, with the longest stretch being 18 miles.

The event offers a 100-hour time limit and is known for its crew accessibility and supportive atmosphere. It is organized by Go Beyond Racing, emphasizing safety, environmental responsibility, and community support. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.