Devil's Gulch

Wenatchee, United States • 11 Jul 2026

Devil's Gulch - Wenatchee, WA

Devil's Gulch is a trail running event held at Mission Ridge near Wenatchee, Washington. The event includes multiple distances that start and finish at the ski resort and follow trails in Ponderosa pine forests and high ridgelines.

Distances include:

  • 100 Miler loop to Mission Peak and Mt. Lillian with extensive ridge running
  • 50 Miler shorter loop that shares key ridgelines and gulch sections
  • Half Marathon single loop with about 2,500 feet of elevation gain
  • Kids race

The courses pass Tronsen Ridge, Number 2 Canyon, Horse Lake Mountain, and offer views of the Enchantment Plateau and regional volcanoes. Terrain ranges from rocky, steep, technical single track to smooth flowing trails and some forest service road. The route also features gulches, rock hoodoos, creek crossings, and long climbs. Temperatures on course are expected to be warm and the event includes significant elevation gain: roughly 20,000 feet for the 100 Miler and about 11,000 feet for the 50 Miler.

Finish amenities at Mission Ridge include food and beverages and finisher items. The event uses generous cutoffs to allow participants to follow their own pacing strategy. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

100 mi
100 Miler
50 mi
50 Miler
13 mi
1/2 Marathon
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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