Three Corner Rock PCT Trail Races

The Three Corner Rock PCT Trail Races return to Carson, Washington on September 12th, offering runners a stunning point-to-point journey along the Pacific Crest Trail from South Washington Cascades to the iconic Columbia River Gorge.
On race morning, participants gather at The Little Church in the Valley in Stabler, WA. Starting near sunrise when temperatures are cooler and skies clear, racers will experience firm but slightly soft trail conditions as they embark on their 50K journey through some of the most scenic terrain Washington has to offer. With a UV index of around moderate (3.5), runners can expect bright sunlight without the risk of severe sunburn.
This race holds significant tradition and community value in Carson, Washington. The Three Corner Rock PCT Trail Races have been running for years as part of the Columbia Gorge Running legacy, serving both to celebrate the beauty and challenge of long-distance trail racing on the Pacific Crest Trail and to support local causes. A portion of proceeds from each race registration goes towards funding scholarships and equipment for Stevenson High School's Cross Country Team. Additionally, a donation is made to the Pacific Crest Trail Association in recognition of their work preserving this iconic hiking route.

The logistics for participating are straightforward: visit https://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=139328 to secure your spot at The Three Corner Rock PCT Trail Races. Early registration costs $100 and closes well ahead of the race date, so it’s advisable to sign up early if you’re interested in joining.
For those picking up their bibs prior to September 12th, check-in occurs from 8am-5pm at The Little Church in the Valley located on R364+2Q3 Stabler. Bring a government-issued ID and confirmation email or printout of your registration for easy pickup. On race day, all runners should assemble by 7:00 AM at 41 Trout Creek Rd to begin their journey.
The Three Corner Rock PCT Trail Races in Carson, Washington on September 12th is an event not just about running but about connecting with the outdoors and supporting local youth athletics and trail conservation efforts.