Hagg Mud 50K/25K
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Hagg Mud 50K/25K
The Hagg Mud 50K/25K is an early season trail running event near Gaston, Oregon, organized by the Oregon Road Runners Club (ORRC) at the C‑Ramp recreation area of Henry Hagg Lake in Scoggins Valley Park. The event offers two distance options and course formats around Hagg Lake on single track and short road sections.
The course details:
- 50K: two counterclockwise laps around Hagg Lake on single track trails.
- 25K: one counterclockwise lap around Hagg Lake with a few short road sections.
The 50K includes several distinct sections: an initial loop around the parking area, a short single track segment, an out-and-back on gravel road with the largest elevation change, then counterclockwise lake trail laps. Aid stations are placed around the course, including locations near the dam, Fenders Blue, and the start/finish. The race is operated as a cupless event; runners should bring reusable hydration (handhelds, packs, or cups) for refilling at aid stations. Aid station food includes fruit, sweet and salty snacks, soda and GU products, with recycling and food waste bins provided.
Race services noted include three well-stocked aid stations, a post-race party with warm food and drinks, a covered bag drop area, warming/changing tents, and finisher socks for all finishers. Awards are given to the top three finishers in each gender category and for long-term finish milestones. The event includes policies on gender inclusion, scholarships via the Trail Mix Fund, and a no refund policy with limited transfer options between distances. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
