Oakridge Triple Summit Challenge
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Oakridge Triple Summit Challenge
The Oakridge Triple Summit Challenge is a three day stage trail running race held in Oakridge, Oregon. It is described as the only three day stage trail running race in the state and is based at Greenwaters Park.
Distances:
- 60k three day stage race
- 28K Dead Mountain
- 15K Larison Rock
- 17K Salmon Creek
- Kids 1 Mile
Each stage starts and finishes at Greenwaters Park. Camping is available at the venue for stage race runners with a small nightly fee. Showers are available at Oakridge High School. Aid stations are placed on all stages, with the 28K featuring three aid stations visited multiple times.
Stage details: The 28K Dead Mountain course includes a summit at about mile 8, a sprint segment from the summit to the next aid station, and a mix of single track, wider trail, and gravel with views of the Willamette National Forest and Devils Backbone. The 15K Larison Rock stage features a summit near mile 5 and a single aid station visited twice. The 17K Salmon Creek stage has the least vertical gain, a summit segment near mile 5.5, and both single track and gravel sections.
Awards, bibs and services: Stage winners receive a pair of Asics shoes; a King/Queen of the Mountain trophy is awarded for combined summit times. Stage-race entrants receive three unique bibs and leaders wear colored bibs after the first stage. Runners receive a complimentary lunch each day and adult beverages are provided after runs. The event allows a limited number of dogs per race on leash, with dog water and treats at aid stations and no dog limit on Sunday. Evening slideshows, volunteer benefits, and local lodging options are listed by the organizer. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.