Bigfoot 200 Mile
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About the race
The Bigfoot 200 is a point to point ultramarathon across the Cascade Mountains in Washington. The course covers 200.1 miles with listed elevation gain of 44,082 feet and elevation loss of 45,563 feet, and a race cutoff of 107 hours. The route is on National Forest lands.
The course passes near Mount St. Helens, which erupted in 1980, and includes lava fields, long mountaintop ridgelines with forest, mountain, and lake views, deep old growth forest areas, misty summits, and multiple stream crossings. The event provides 12 full aid stations and 5 designated sleep stations along the route.
Materials available for participants include an elevation profile and a course map with named waypoints such as Blue Lake and Coldwater Lake. The event listing shows multi day dates for 2027 and references lodging and volunteer information for race weekend. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
