Washington · Cougar

Bigfoot 200

Qualifier status per the 2026 lists

Founded in 2015 by Candice Burt, Bigfoot 200 covers 207.9 miles point-to-point through the Cascade Mountains of Washington — starting at Marble Mountain Sno-Park in Gifford Pinchot National Forest and finishing near Randle — with 45,563 feet of gain across lava fields, the 1980 Mount St. Helens blast zone, old-growth forest, boulder fields, and high ridgelines. Twelve aid stations include 5 sleep stations; the 105-hour cutoff encompasses all rest time. The course serves as a Western States 100 qualifier. In 2025, 159 runners finished.