50K Races in Oregon
Browse 6 50k trail running and hiking routes in Oregon. Distance range: 30.3 mi to 32.3 mi. Elevation gain: 347 ft to 6,354 ft. Each route includes terrain analysis, elevation profiles, and pacing recommendations.
Key Takeaways
| Route Name | Location | Distance | Elevation Gain | Type | Race Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wy'east Howl 50k | Hood River County, Oregon | 31.6 mi | 6,354 ft | race | Aug 15, 2026 |
| Crater Lake Loop | Chiloquin, Oregon | 32.2 mi | 5,044 ft | race | Sep 19, 2027 |
| Mt. McLoughlin Circumnavigation (OR) | Jackson County, Oregon | 30.3 mi | 3,464 ft | route | — |
| The Headless Horsemen: Horse to Horse to Horse to Horse (OR) | Deschutes County, Oregon | 30.6 mi | 3,040 ft | route | — |
| Aspen Butte Duathlon from Klamath Falls (OR) | Klamath County, Oregon | 30.8 mi | 2,418 ft | route | — |
| Row River Trail (OR) | Lane County, Oregon | 32.3 mi | 347 ft | route | — |
Frequently Asked Questions
How many trail races are in Oregon?
There are 2 organized races and 4 self-supported routes available in Oregon.
What is a 50K race?
A 50K race is approximately 29.8 to 32.3 miles in distance.
What is the average elevation gain in Oregon?
The average elevation gain is 3,444 feet, with routes ranging from 347 to 6,354 feet.
Can these 50k routes in Oregon be used for hiking?
Yes. 100% of these routes are on trail surfaces, making them suitable for both trail running and hiking. The terrain analysis and elevation profiles help hikers plan their adventures just as effectively as runners.
Are 50K races beginner-friendly?
50K race difficulty varies widely. Use the elevation gain and terrain analysis to assess each route. Races with lower elevation gain relative to distance and higher runnable percentages tend to be more beginner-accessible.
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