The Cascade Crest 100 takes place in the Cascade Range, starting from Easton in Washington State. The route forms a 100 mile loop that incorporates sections of the Pacific Crest Trail, with ridge singletrack, dense conifer forest and stretches at elevation. Pacific Northwest weather can deliver damp conditions and sharp temperature swings between daytime and the overnight hours.
One distance is offered, the 100 Mile. The loop layout simplifies crew logistics compared with a point-to-point course, since aid access clusters around a smaller area. m. start. It is worth waiting for the official announcement before arranging travel.