Olympic Mountains Trail Races

Olympic Mountains Trail Race Festival - August 15 and 16, 2026

The festival takes place in the Olympic National Forest between Quilcene and Sequim, WA, with Race HQ located approximately 12 miles from Highway 101 in Quilcene (coordinates 47.92320, -123.03791). The access road is rough in places and a 30 minute drive from 101 is recommended.

Distances offered:

• 100K 62.65 miles, continuous point-to-point course
• 50K 31.7 miles, includes a 50K Ruck division
• 25K 15.7 miles, includes a 25K Ruck division
• 10K ~6.56 miles

Course and aid station highlights: The 100K is a continuous course with ten aid stations, about 80% single-track, and roughly 14,300 feet of elevation gain. The first aid station on the 100K is about 10.15 miles from the start; subsequent aid spacing ranges from about 3.6 to 6.8 miles. Aid stations across distances provide Skratch Labs hydration, GU gels, water, soda, and a selection of salty, sweet and savory foods; several stations offer hot food options.

Terrain and features: Courses combine single-track trail and forest roads, with high points near 5,800 feet on the longer distances. The 50K climbs include Mount Townsend and Mount Zion. The 25K includes a significant climb to Mt Zion and ruck entrants carry 20 to 30 pounds. The 10K has one aid station and about 1,115 feet of climbing and descent.

Event logistics note: Camping is available on site with port-a-potties but no potable water or dog access. Volunteers staff aid stations and other race operations. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.