Bigfoot 200 Mile
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Bigfoot 200
The Bigfoot 200 is a 200.1 miles point to point ultramarathon through the Cascade Mountains in Washington. The course passes volcanic Mount St. Helens, which erupted in 1980, and moves across lava fields, long mountaintop ridge lines, and areas with lake and mountain views. Runners traverse deep old growth forests described as green and thick as a rainforest, misty mountain tops, and multiple stream crossings.
Course details provided by the organizer list an elevation gain of 44,082 feet and an elevation loss of 45,563 feet, with a cutoff of 107 hours. The race includes 12 full aid stations and five sleep stations. The event takes place on National Forest lands and is a point to point route spanning varied trail and mountain terrain. An elevation profile identifies named points and mile markers along the route, and the organizer notes that the race explores the Cascade Mountains and nearby natural features. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
