Mt. Ashland Hill Climb

Ashland, United States • 7 Jun 2026

Mt. Ashland Hill Climb, June 7, 2026

The event in Ashland, Oregon begins in Lithia Park and finishes at the summit of Mt. Ashland. It includes mountain bike, hiking, and a main uphill running route listed as a 13.3 Miler; course notes describe roughly 13.5 miles and about one mile of elevation gain. The route passes four staffed aid stations.

Race fees normally include a race shirt unless registered late, and lunch and beer are provided at the finish. Youth athletes under 18 receive half off registration. Organizers recommend signing up early to guarantee T-shirt sizes; shirt size guarantees and an early pricing window are noted with deadlines in May. Registration closes June 1 at 11:59 PM PT.

If the event must be canceled, registrations may be rolled into the next year; refunds are not offered. The event serves as the main fundraiser for Ashland Woodland & Trails Association and also benefits local cycling nonprofits Ashland DEVO and RVMBA. Volunteers support course operations and receive food, snacks, beverages, and event swag. Hikers are started one hour earlier than other participants so they can arrive at the summit earlier and watch the fastest climbers. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

13 mi
13.3 Miler
Mountain Bike
Hike
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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