Tahoe 200
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About the race
The Tahoe 200 is a 200.4 mile loop trail race that circumnavigates Lake Tahoe across California and Nevada. The route follows large sections of the Tahoe Rim Trail and uses single-track trails and forest roads to move around the lake. The course passes through aspen meadows, rock gardens, small lakes, thick canopied forests, and long ridgelines with open views. The event returned to the original full loop course.
COURSE DETAILS: LOCATION: Heavenly Stagecoach Lodge DISTANCE: 200.4 miles loop ELEVATION GAIN: 32,093 feet ELEVATION LOSS: 32,093 feet
AID AND SUPPORT: 12 full aid stations 3 sleep stations 6 stations with crew access
The race uses National Forest lands and includes sections with remote terrain. The permitted time to complete the course is 105 hours. The description of terrain emphasizes extended single-track miles and varied mountain environments including alpine lakes, ridgelines, and forested sections. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
