Running Up For Air - Tiger Mountain

Issaquah, United States • 18 Apr 2026

Running Up For Air - Tiger Mountain

This event takes place on Tiger Mountain in Issaquah, Washington. The start and finish area is at Clark Elementary School. Participants run laps on a course to raise awareness and funds for clean air initiatives in Washington state.

The event features four options for participation.

  • 12 Hour - Tiger Mountain Vert Challenge
  • 6 Hour - Tiger Mountain Vert Challenge
  • 3 Hour - Tiger Mountain Vert Challenge
  • 12 Hour Two Person Relay - Tiger Mountain Vert Challenge

Each lap on the course is approximately 8 miles with over 3,000 feet of elevation gain. Participants can gather pledges for each completed lap. The race proceeds, less costs, are donated to the non-profit beneficiary, Washington Conservation Action.

An aid station with warm food and beverages will be available at the start/finish area. Limited water and aid will also be provided at the West Tiger 1 Hiker's Hut. The event is conducted with a minimal environmental footprint philosophy. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

3 Hour - Tiger Mountain Vert Challenge
12 Hour Two Person Relay - Tiger Mountain Vert Challenge
12 Hour - Tiger Mountain Vert Challenge
6 Hour - Tiger Mountain Vert Challenge
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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