Hellz Bellz Ultra

Yacolt, United States • 29 Jun 2025

Hellz Bellz Ultra is a challenging 50-mile trail race held in Yacolt, Washington, starting at Yacolt Recreation Park. The course features a tough climb up Bells Mountain, multiple clear cuts, stream crossings, and stunning views of Mt. St.

Helens. Around mile 10, runners reach the Yacolt Burn Aid Station before embarking on a 22-mile counterclockwise loop on the technical Tarbell Trail, which includes waterfalls and scenic vistas. The race finishes with a 10-mile descent back down Bells Mountain, where participants "Ring the Bell." The event includes four fully stocked aid stations and allows one small drop bag.

A Purgatory Trail Marathon is also offered for those seeking a shorter distance. Camping and local festivities coincide with the race weekend. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

50 mi
Hellz Bellz Ultra 50 Miler
26 mi
Purgatory Trail Marathon
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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