Mt Hood Scramble

Mount Hood, United States • 14 Jun 2026

Mt Hood Scramble

The Mt Hood Scramble is an adventure-style running event held at Mt Hood, Oregon. The course transitions through the natural terrain of the region, starting and finishing at the White River West Sno Park. Participants navigate a route that covers a distance of approximately 6 miles.

The event is characterized by its outdoor setting and is often referred to as an adventure run. For those looking to stay overnight, camping options are available in the vicinity of the start and finish lines. Due to the nature of the course and its long-standing history, the event typically reaches its maximum capacity.

  • 6 miles (approximately)

Prospective participants can find the event location at the postal code 97028. Registration services are available on site prior to the commencement of the run. Early registration is encouraged as the race frequently sells out before the scheduled date. Photos from the event are typically made available for participants following the completion of the course. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

6 mi
Mt Hood Scramble
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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