Orcas Island Stage Race

Olga, United States • 14-16 Feb 2025

The Orcas Island Stage Race is a unique trail running event held in Olga, Washington, featuring stunning landscapes of old-growth forests and breathtaking views of the surrounding islands and Puget Sound. Scheduled for February 14-16, 2025, participants will tackle three stages totaling 50K with significant elevation gains. The event is limited to 100 runners and includes accommodations, meals, and a race hoodie. It offers a chance for runners to enjoy a weekend retreat with friends in a beautiful setting. Family and friends can also join for a fee, enjoying the same lodging and meals. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

25 km
3600 m+
25k
15 km
2400 m+
15k
10 km
800 m+
10k
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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