Registration is $20 per challenged athlete, $25 per walker, $35 per runner, and $50 per ultra. Military personnel may take a $5 discount.

Be sure to read the Course Manual to find out about packet pickup, drop bags, driving times, etc.

Early Packet Pick-up is Available on the Following Days:
When:
Wednesday, June 1, from 3-6 PM
Thursday, June 2, from 3-6 PM
Friday, June 3, from 3-6 PM

Where:
Fleet Feet Bonney Lake
19685 State Route 410 East
Bonney Lake, WA 98391
Phone: 253-862-8890

Race Check-In is located at the South Prairie Fire Station.  The address is:
350 Highway 162 E
South Prairie, WA 98385

Click here for driving directions to Race Check-In from Seatac

Race Start is located at the Tacoma Mountaineers Parking Lot about 1/2 mile from the Carbon River entrance to Mt. Rainier National Park.

Click here for driving directions to Race Start from South Prairie

Race Finish (RUNNERS) is located at Marine Park along Ruston Way in Tacoma.
Race Finish (WALKERS) is located at at the Orting check point.

More information on travel times can be found in the Course Manual document.

• Click here for Course Map

• Click here for a Relay Leg Chart

• Click here for Course Conditions

• Click here for a Regional Trails Map

• Relay teams: Use this EXCEL spreadsheet to predict your exchange times and splits

• Mike Potter has created a downloadable route which can accessed here for the 50M Ultra and here for the 27M walk.

• Be sure to read the Course Manual to find out about T-shirt and packet pickup, drop bags, driving times, etc.

  • Relay Map : Leg 1

  • Relay Map : Leg 2

  • Relay Map : Leg 3

  • Relay Map : Leg 4

  • Relay Map : Leg 5

  • Relay Map : Leg 6

  • Relay Map : Leg 7

  • Relay Map : Leg 8

  • Relay Map : Leg 9

  • Relay Map : Leg 10

  • Relay Map : Leg 11

  • Relay Map : Leg 12

You can participate in any number of ways:

• Runners tackle the course as a relay, dividing the 12 legs (each approximately three to six miles) among teams of two, three, four, or six runners.

• Walkers complete a 27-mile course of 6 legs (each approximately four miles), either solo or as part of a relay with teams of two, three, or six walkers. Walking in pairs is also allowed, so a relay team of 3 could have as many as 6 participants.

• Ultras run the entire 50-mile course or the last 50 K. Rainier to Ruston is a qualifying event for the famous Western States 100-mile Endurance Run and part of the TrailRunner Trophy Series.

• Racers compete in divisions for Open, Military (reserve or active), High School, Collegiate (all in a college or university), Masters (all 40+), Super Masters (average 60+), and Challenged Athlete. The fastest high school running team will win $500 in R2R High School Challenge.

• Those who would like to attend as spectators or volunteers are welcome, as is anyone else who wants to enjoy the trail on National Trails Day. See Race Day Schedule to see when racers will be passing through the towns along the course.