Bristow 24/12 Run

Dexter, United States • 7 Jun 2025

The Bristow 24/12/6 Run is an exciting endurance event taking place at Elijah Bristow State Park in Dexter, Oregon. Participants can choose to run for 6, 12, or 24 hours on a scenic 1.05-mile loop with minimal elevation change. A new addition for 2025 is the 12-Hour Nighttime Relay, allowing teams of three to run overnight.

This event is perfect for runners aiming to test their limits or achieve specific distance goals without strict cutoffs. With excellent aid stations and a supportive atmosphere, participants can enjoy a memorable experience, and those completing 100 miles will earn a special buckle. Camping is available on-site. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

24 hr
15 m+
24hrs
12 hr
15 m+
12 Hour Night Relay
12 hr
15 m+
12hrs
6 hr
15 m+
6hrs
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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