Orcas Island Stage Race
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Orcas Island 100 Miler
The Orcas Island 100 Miler is a trail running event on Orcas Island in Olga, Washington. The course is 100 miles run as four 25 mile loops that use mostly single track trails, sometimes rugged and sometimes smooth. The route passes through old growth forest and includes steep climbs with roughly 26,000 feet of elevation gain. Weather can vary from rain and snow to sun, and conditions may include cold, wet, and dark sections. The event has a 36 hour cutoff and 15 staffed aid stations where drop bags are allowed and food and fluids are provided.
The race has specific entry requirements and event rules. Entrants must have a recent qualifying trail result or a prior 100 mile finish and must complete a day of volunteer trail work or make a minimum donation of $100 to trail work. Pacers are permitted after mile 25 and crews are allowed at most aid stations with some lap restrictions. Camp Moran at Moran State Park serves as race headquarters with rustic bunkhouse lodging available for the weekend. Finishers receive a finisher belt buckle and all entrants receive a race hoodie. There is an optional Tower Club award for runners who climb the summit tower on every loop. The event takes place on the ancestral lands of the Lhaq’temish and Samish peoples. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
