Bigfoot 100

The Bigfoot 200 is one of the most challenging point-to-point ultramarathons in North America, covering 207.9 miles through the Cascade Mountains centered on the otherworldly volcanic landscape of Mount St. Helens. Runners traverse lava fields, old-growth forests, misty mountaintops, and long exposed ridge lines over 4-5 days, aided by 12 full aid stations including 6 designated sleep stations. The race is a Western States 100 qualifier and is the first-ever 200+ mile point-to-point race in the United States.