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Twilight 12 Hour

Cle Elum, United States • 25 Apr 2026

Twilight 12 Hour

Twilight 12 Hour is a 12 hour overnight trail gathering held Saturday-Sunday, April 25-26, 2026 at Flying Horseshoe Ranch in Cle Elum, WA. The event is presented as a community run rather than a race and marks its tenth year with added small surprises. Entry is $45 and registration closes April 21, 2026. No refunds are offered; if the event is cancelled, proceeds will be donated to the ranch.

The course is a roughly 2.3 mile loop that includes sections of single track, short ravines, a creek crossing, a descent on gravel road and a steep climb to close the loop. Runners tend to spread out around the loop.

Participants are invited to bring a favorite aid station food item. The event includes a morning pancake breakfast with pancakes, bacon and coffee. Camping at the ranch is free for participants, and cabins are available at a discounted rate. Bathrooms and showers are provided on site. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States Washington Cle Elum

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