Orcas Island Stage Race
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Orcas Island 100 Miler
The Orcas Island 100M is a 100 mile trail race held on Orcas Island, Washington, with race headquarters at Camp Moran in Moran State Park. The event takes place on the ancestral land of the Lhaq’temish and Samish peoples and is scheduled for February 26, 2027.
The course is four 25 mile loops on mostly single track trails that range from smooth to rugged. Total elevation gain is approximately 26,000 feet. There are 15 staffed aid stations distributed around the looped course; aid stations offer water, electrolyte drink, gels, fruit, hot soup and other foods. Drop bags are permitted at the main aid stations. The overall cutoff is 36 hours and there are intermediate cutoffs at aid stations to keep the race on schedule.
Pacers are allowed beginning at mile 25 and must follow race rules about not carrying gear for runners or providing aid outside aid stations. Crew access is restricted on the first loop and allowed at most aid stations thereafter. Entrants must meet a qualifying requirement from recent organized trail races and must complete a day of trail work or submit a minimum donation with proof within the year before race day. Ferry reservations are required to reach the island. All finishers receive a brass belt buckle and all participants receive a hoodie. Optional Tower Club recognition is awarded to runners who climb the Mt Constitution tower on each loop. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
