Bigfoot 200 Course Profile

Randle, WA, Washington

• Distance: 200 miles
• Elevation Gain: 44,000 ft
• Elevation Loss: 44,000 ft
• High Point: 6,200 ft
• Low Point: 1,200 ft
• Time Limit: 105 hours
• Month: August
• Finisher Rate: ~50%

Through the Cascades past Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Adams, and Mt. Rainier. A 200-mile journey through volcanic wilderness with massive elevation changes and remote terrain. One of the original 200-milers.

Aid Stations

Name	Mile	Elevation	Crew Access	Drop Bag	Cutoff
Elk Pass	30	4,200 ft	Yes	Yes	—
Lewis River	65	2,800 ft	Yes	Yes	—
Adams Creek	100	5,400 ft	Yes	Yes	—
Packwood	140	3,600 ft	Yes	Yes	—
White Pass	175	4,400 ft	Yes	Yes	—

Course Segments

Segment	Miles	Terrain	Difficulty	Notes
Randle to Elk Pass	0–30	climb	hard	Big initial climb. Volcanic terrain.
Elk Pass to Lewis River	30–65	rolling	hard	Mt. St. Helens blast zone.
Lewis River to Adams Creek	65–100	climb	extreme	Major climb past Mt. Adams.
Adams Creek to Packwood	100–140	rolling	hard	Remote wilderness. Stay on route.
Packwood to Finish	140–200	rolling	extreme	Final push past Mt. Rainier views.

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