Tahoe 200

The Tahoe 200 is a challenging 200.2-mile endurance run around Lake Tahoe, the largest alpine lake in North America, spanning California and Nevada. The out-and-back course follows the Tahoe Rim Trail, featuring over 36,800 feet of ascent and descent. Runners experience diverse terrain including single-track trails, aspen meadows, rock gardens, pristine blue lakes, dense forests, and scenic ridge lines, especially through the Desolation Wilderness.

The race offers fully marked trails, multiple aid stations with hot food and medical support, and sleep stations. It is part of the prestigious Triple Crown of 200-mile races and serves as a qualifier for Hardrock 100 and Western States. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.