Hood Hundred
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Hood Hundred : Daybreak Racing
Hood Hundred is a 100 mile mountain trail race on Mt. Hood, staged at Mt. Hood Meadows within the Mt. Hood National Forest. The course is a crew-accessible lollipop-loop and includes 17,300 feet of ascent and 17,300 feet of descent. The 2026 edition is a Western States qualifier; runners must complete the course in under 34 hours to meet the Western States Lottery standard.
Registration for 2026 has two components: a registration fee and a mandatory service requirement. Early and later registration fees are listed by the organizer; applicable taxes and processing fees are not included. The race is capped at 250 participants; a waitlist will be activated once the field fills.
The registration fee covers a marked race course, a custom race hoodie, staging venue and parking, chip timing and results, staffed aid stations, professional medical support, radio communications, post-race food and beverages, participant awards, professional photography, shuttles for drop bags and DNFs, and portable toilets. All finishers receive a custom metal belt buckle; podium finishers receive handmade awards.
The service requirement must be completed between July 1, 2025 and June 30, 2026 and consists of eight hours of approved work or a minimum $100 donation to a stewardship-focused nonprofit. A training weekend on June 19–21, 2026 will cover much of the course route with limited support. A portion of race proceeds will be donated to 44 Trails. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
