Tahoe 200
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Tahoe 200
The Tahoe 200 is a 200.4 mile loop that circumnavigates Lake Tahoe using large sections of the Tahoe Rim Trail with occasional detours off the TRT to aspen meadows, rock gardens, small blue lakes, dense forest canopy, and long ridgelines with wide views. The race returned to the original full loop course and follows trails that cross varied alpine terrain.
Course metrics list total elevation gain of 32,093' and elevation loss of 32,077'. Aid support includes 12 full aid stations, three of which are designated sleep stations, plus one additional grab and go station. Six aid stations permit crew access. The course cutoff is 105 hours.
The event is staged from Heavenly Stagecoach Lodge and takes place on National Forest lands. The route map and official race materials are provided by the organizer for navigation and logistics. The event is identified as a qualifying race for other endurance events in 2026. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
