Tahoe 200
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Tahoe 200
The Tahoe 200 is a 200.4-mile loop race around Lake Tahoe that follows much of the Tahoe Rim Trail and returns to the original full loop course. The route runs on single-track trails and moves through varied mountain terrain, including aspen meadows, rock gardens, small alpine lakes, dense forest canopy, and long ridge lines with wide lake views.
The event lists Heavenly Stagecoach Lodge as the location and records total elevation change of 32,093 feet gained and 32,077 feet lost. The course is staged on National Forest lands.
Aid and support are defined in detail: there are 12 full aid stations (three of these are designated sleep stations), one grab-and-go station, and six stations with crew access. The overall time cutoff for the event is 105 hours.
The race materials reference previous results and a runner manual. Photography and media accompany the event coverage. The course includes sections that detour off the main trail to explore side features such as rock gardens and small lakes, and runners encounter long ridge segments and densely forested stretches along the loop. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
