Hood Hundred
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Hood Hundred : Mt Hood mountain 100 miles
Hood Hundred is a 100 miles mountain trail race staged at Mt Hood Meadows in the Mt Hood National Forest, Oregon. The course is a lollipop-loop route that is largely crew accessible and covers 17,300 ft of ascent and 17,300 ft of descent. The event uses fully marked trails and includes aid stations, professional medical support, chip timing and results, radio communications, and professional photography. All finishers receive a custom metal belt buckle; participants also receive a custom race hoodie and other participant items.
The race weekend is produced by Daybreak Racing with Brooks as presenting sponsor and donates a portion of proceeds to 44 Trails. Registration for 2026 includes a capped field of 300 participants and a two-tiered fee structure. A mandatory service requirement must be completed between July 1, 2025 and June 30, 2026 by performing eight hours of qualifying volunteer or trail work or by making a minimum $100 donation to a stewardship-focused nonprofit and submitting proof by the stated deadline. The 2026 edition is a Western States Qualifier with a 34 hour finish cutoff. A no-fee training weekend covering much of the course is scheduled for June 19–21, 2026 for registered participants and will provide basic water stations and first aid along the routes. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
