Devil's Gulch Race Series offers an exhilarating trail running experience set against the stunning backdrop of eastern Washington’s Ponderosa pine forests and rugged Cascade Mountains. This series includes three distinct distances, each designed to cater to different levels of endurance and ambition. The flagship event is the Devil's Gulch 100 Miler, a grueling yet breathtaking loop that spans an impressive 100 miles. Runners will ascend to the summit of Mission Peak and Mt. Lillian before traversing Tronsen Ridge with its panoramic views stretching over 360 degrees. The course descends into lush Ponderosa Pine forests and then climbs through Number 2 Canyon, featuring both rocky single-track trails and smooth-flowing paths that lead up to Horse Lake Mountain. Along the way, participants will encounter a staggering elevation gain of more than 20,000 feet over an allotted time frame of 39 hours. The race offers generous cutoff times, allowing runners to set their own pace through varied terrain. For those seeking a challenge but not quite ready for the full century distance, Devil's Gulch 50 Miler is equally captivating and demanding. This 50-mile loop includes many of the same scenic highlights as its longer counterpart, including Mission Peak and Mt. Lillian, Tronsen Ridge with its sweeping views, and Ponderosa Pine forests. Runners will also tackle the technical climb up Devil's Gulch, complete with numerous creek crossings to cool off in during their ascent back towards the finish line at Mission Ridge Ski Resort. The Devil’s Gulch Half Marathon provides a more accessible entry point for runners looking to experience some of the race's stunning scenery without committing to an ultra-distance event. This 13.1-mile loop starts and finishes at the ski resort, offering approximately 2,500 feet of elevation gain along well-maintained single-track trails. All three races feature breathtaking views of the Cascade Mountains’ iconic peaks and plateaus, ensuring that participants are rewarded with scenic vistas throughout their journey. The race organizers have partnered with Mission Ridge Ski Resort to provide a warm welcome at the finish line for all runners, complete with delicious meals and beverages. Top male and female finishers in each category will receive prizes to celebrate their achievements, while volunteers can earn free or discounted entries by signing up through the event's website. For more detailed information about routes, schedules, and registration options, visit Evergreen Trail Runs’ official site where you’ll find all necessary details for these unforgettable races. Evergreen Trail Runs was established in 2010 by Roger Michel and Yumay Chang with a mission to create trail running events across Washington State. Today, the brand operates alongside Orca Running, dedicated to sustainable race organization practices that ensure both environmental stewardship and an exceptional runner experience. Race participants should be aware of Evergreen Trail Runs' cancellation policy: due to the significant upfront costs involved in organizing these events, no refunds are issued for cancellations or rescheduling. However, runners have options such as deferring their entry to the following year’s race, transferring it to another participant, or switching it to a different event with open registration. Join us at Devil's Gulch Race Series and immerse yourself in one of Washington State’s most challenging yet rewarding trail running experiences.
Races Offered
100 Miler
Jul 10, 2027
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160.9K
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05:00
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$390.00
50 Miler
Jul 10, 2027
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80.5K
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06:00
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$180.00
1/2 Marathon
Jul 10, 2027
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21.1K
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08:00
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$80.00
kids race
Jul 10, 2027
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1K
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08:30
Weather History
These values represent the 3-year monthly averages for July in Wenatchee.
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18.0° / 33.6°
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16.4° / 30.9°
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Avg sunshine hours
14h 29m
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Avg rainfall
0.1 mm
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10.2 km/h (Light breeze)
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Sweat loss rate
Moderate
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Course conditions
Hard and dry surface
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Max UV Index
Moderate (5.6)
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Humidity
37.7%
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Sunrise
05:21
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Sunset
20:50
About Wenatchee
Learn more about the host city, Wenatchee.
Wenatchee, "The Apple Capital of the World", is a city of about 35,000 people in the North Central Cascades of Washington State. It sits at the confluence of the Wenatchee and Columbia Rivers, and is a popular destination for outdoor adventurers and enthusiasts looking for a refreshing getaway.