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Race Across Oregon
July 17-20, 2020

20 years and counting. Race Across Oregon is the second oldest RAAM Qualifier in the World. It is also one of the most challenging. This year's route features our 1,000km loop course with nearly 50,000 feet of climbing. We also offer a 450 mile loop and a 260 mile version as well!

Cascade Ultra
September 12-13, 2020

The Cascade Ultra is a 520 mile loop course which begins and ends in Arlington, WA just north of Seattle. Traveling through National Forests and the Northern Cascades, this extremely beautiful course contains some 32,000 feet of climbing; a great cap to your road season as you transition into Cyclocross!

Deschutes Double
May 2, 2020

Cancelled Due to Covid-19
The perfect kick off to your ultra season! The Deschutes Double originated as a 200 mile training loop for RAAM and RAW prep. It then became our end of season celebration ride. Now it is my favorite pre RAW training loop. And by "training" I mean "racing". Starting and finishing at The Imperial River Company with untrafficked roads and 17,000 feet of climb, the Deschutes Double is not to be missed.

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Deschutes River Valley Time Trials
May 30-31, 2020

The only Time Trial Stage Race in the country that we know of! DRVTT offers three challenging time trial courses originating near The Imperial River Company in Maupin, OR. 2019 will be the inaugural edition featuring a Friday evening Prologue. Saturday brings our 26 mile loop which tests all your skills as a racer. You'll have a few hours to rest up for the Saturday afternoon 8 mile Hillclimb. Sunday morning brings with it the 47.5 mile out and back from IRC to Bakeoven Summit to IRC. Stick around for the highly unprofessional awards party post race.

The Natchez Trace 444
October 2-4, 2020

SOLD OUT
I first rode on the Natchez Trace Parkway during the 1994 Southern PAC Tour. I rode a section of it again during both the 2000 and 2002 Race Across America. I loved the Trace and often thought of directing an event that traveled the 444 mile length. My opportunity came in 2014 when we met with the National Park Service and created The Natchez Trace 444. No turns, no stop signs and no traffic lights while traveling the longest, narrowest National Park in the country. You have 44 hours to complete the ride and qualify for the Race Across America.

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The Home of Northwest Ultra-Cyclingfueled by Hammer Nutrition

The Road Calls. Will you answer?

Race Across Oregon​​July 17-20, 2020

Cascade Ultra​September 12-13, 2020

Deschutes Double​May 2, 2020

Deschutes River Valley Time Trials​May 30-31, 2020