Lithia Loop Trail Marathon

Ashland, United States • 8 Nov 2025

The Lithia Loop Trail Marathon, held annually in Ashland, Oregon, is a challenging trail race featuring marathon, mini-marathon (13.1 miles), and 10K distances. The course starts and finishes in Lithia Park, circumnavigating the Ashland watershed with approximately 7,200 feet of elevation change over dirt roads, single and double track trails, and about 2 miles of pavement. The marathon route climbs over 3,000 feet in the first 10 miles and descends in the last 6 miles. The event offers a scenic and rugged experience with aid stations, awards, and a supportive atmosphere. Participants receive a technical shirt, medal, and post-race meal. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

42 km
914 m+
Marathon
10 km
10k Trail Run
Mini Marathon
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