Bigfoot 200 Mile
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About the race
The Bigfoot 200-mile ultramarathon runs through the Cascade Mountains in Washington. The course is point to point and covers 200.1 miles across National Forest lands.
Runners pass volcanic terrain around Mount St. Helens (erupted in 1980), lava fields, long mountaintop ridge lines with forest, mountain and lake views, deep old growth forests described as dense and rainforest-like, misty summits, and multiple stream crossings. The course profile shows named points and mile markers along the route.
Course statistics include an elevation gain of 44,082 ft and an elevation loss of 45,563 ft. The official cutoff for the event is 107 hours. Support on course is provided through 12 full aid stations and 5 designated sleep stations.
The route uses a variety of mountain trails and forest roads typical of the Cascades. The event listing notes that the race takes place on National Forest lands, and that a detailed course map and elevation profile are available for runners. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
