Oakridge Triple Summit Challenge

Oakridge Triple Summit Challenge : June 12–14, 2026

The Oakridge Triple Summit Challenge is a three-day trail stage race held in Oakridge, Oregon. Runners may compete in one, two, or all three stages; completing all stages covers a total of 60k. Oakridge features nearly 500 miles of densely forested trails within the Willamette National Forest area.

• 60k Stage Race - three-day total
• 28K Dead Mountain
• 17K Salmon Creek
• 15K Larison Rock
• Kids 1 Mile

All competitive stages start and finish at Greenwaters Park. Stage details: the 28K Dead Mountain is the longest stage and includes three aid stations visited six times, Devils Backbone sections, and mixed terrain of about 13 miles single track, 3 miles wide trail, and 1 mile gravel. The 15K Larison Rock includes one aid station visited twice and about 8 miles single track plus 1 mile gravel. The 17K Salmon Creek has the least elevation gain, one aid station at 5 miles, and roughly 7.5 miles single track and 3 miles gravel.

Awards include stage winner shoe prizes, medals for top three finishers per race, customized trophies for overall winners and special classifications such as King/Queen of the Mountain and sprint champions. Camping is available at the venue Thursday through Sunday for a nightly fee, with showers at the nearby high school on race days. Food provisions include a complimentary lunch each day and post-run beverages. The event permits a limited number of dogs per race with on-course water bowls and treats; Sunday has no dog limit for the looped course. The race operates under a special use permit in partnership with the Willamette National Forest and follows a nondiscrimination policy. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.