Wy'east Wonder

Mount Hood, United States • 27 Jun 2026

Wy'east Wonder - Parkdale, Oregon

The Wy'east Wonder is a point-to-point trail race on the east side of Mt. Hood run mostly along Gunsight Ridge and Surveyor's Ridge. The event offers multiple course options and is based out of Red Barn Park in Parkdale. Registration closes Jun 19 and the race capacity is 500 combined.

Distances

  • 50 miles
  • 50K
  • 50K two person relay

Both the 50-mile and 50K courses are net downhill overall, with a substantial final descent to the finish. The 50K relay is a two person team format: runner one covers the first roughly 18 miles and hands off at the Aquaduct aid station; runner two completes the final 12.6 miles. Aid station mileage, cutoffs, and crew access are available on the course pages.

Logistics include bib pickup at Red Barn Park and shuttle transportation from the park to the start; there is no racer or spectator parking at the start or finish. Finish shuttles return runners to Red Barn Park; runners have priority seating. The race takes place on National Forest multi-use trails and horses may be encountered.

Post-race amenities at Red Barn Park include food and beverages, live finish results, awards for top finishers by gender and non-binary category, age-group prizes, raffle items, and a finisher pint glass. The organizer acknowledges the traditional homelands of the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs, the Wasco, and the Wishram Tribes. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

50 mi
50 Miler
50 km
50k Relay
50 km
50k
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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