Masks Social Distance Hygiene
START TIMES
We will be using a continuous rolling start with each participant starting 12 seconds apart not to exceed 300 participants in one hour. The maximum number of participants allowed in the start/finish controlled access area at any one time is 80. No more than 50 will be allowed in the actual start/finish chute. There will be a minimum of 6 feet spacing in all areas. Choose your estimated pace and start anytime within that time range.
Marathon - Saturday
8:00am – 8:30am
Half Marathon - Saturday and Sunday
9:00am – 9:15am pace 9:44/mile and under
9:16am – 9:30am pace 9:45/mile to 10:59/mile
9:31am – 9:45am pace 11:00/mile to 12:59/mile
9:46am – 10:00am pace 13:00/mile and up
You will be chip timed from when you cross the start line until you return across the finish line. It is important that you estimate your pace accurately when selecting your start group to maintain optimal spacing on the course. If you have never completed a trail run before a good rule of thumb is to add 1 minute per mile to your road pace.
START AND FINISH AREA ACCESS
Participants are required to wear their race number on the front of their body to enter the area. Do not enter the area until 5-10 minutes before your designated start time range. No one will be allowed entry without a mask covering their nose and mouth. We will have you wait in a socially distanced line outside the area if there are already 80 people inside. There is no gear check. Spectators see instructions below!
Marathon - Saturday
8:00am – 8:30am
Half Marathon - Saturday and Sunday
9:00am – 9:15am pace 9:44/mile and under
9:16am – 9:30am pace 9:45/mile to 10:59/mile
9:31am – 9:45am pace 11:00/mile to 12:59/mile
9:46am – 10:00am pace 13:00/mile and up
You will be chip timed from when you cross the start line until you return across the finish line. It is important that you estimate your pace accurately when selecting your start group to maintain optimal spacing on the course. If you have never completed a trail run before a good rule of thumb is to add 1 minute per mile to your road pace.
START AND FINISH AREA ACCESS
Participants are required to wear their race number on the front of their body to enter the area. Do not enter the area until 5-10 minutes before your designated start time range. No one will be allowed entry without a mask covering their nose and mouth. We will have you wait in a socially distanced line outside the area if there are already 80 people inside. There is no gear check. Spectators see instructions below!
DISTANCES
Marathon course 26.2 miles
Half marathon course 14.4 miles
TIME LIMITS
You must be able to complete the course within 7 hours for the marathon and 4 hours for the half marathon. Walkers are not permitted to register for the marathon due to course support constraints. Walkers are welcome in the half marathon.
PACKET PICKUP
PACKET PICKUP LOCATION
All packet pickup will be vehicle drive up at the Clackamas Lake Historic Ranger Station next to the start/finish area. You must remain in your vehicle. Event staff will come to you. Staff will not be answering questions at that location in order to keep vehicles moving quickly. It is your responsibility to be familiar with the information in this document and the event website and to email us if you have any questions.
PACKET PICKUP TIMES
Friday, June 4th from 4pm to 6pm PDT
Saturday, June 5th from 7:00am to 10am PDT
Sunday, June 6th from 7:30am to 10am PDT
All packet pickup will be vehicle drive up at the Clackamas Lake Historic Ranger Station next to the start/finish area. You must remain in your vehicle. Event staff will come to you. Staff will not be answering questions at that location in order to keep vehicles moving quickly. It is your responsibility to be familiar with the information in this document and the event website and to email us if you have any questions.
PACKET PICKUP TIMES
Friday, June 4th from 4pm to 6pm PDT
Saturday, June 5th from 7:00am to 10am PDT
Sunday, June 6th from 7:30am to 10am PDT
DIRECTIONS
The roads from Estacada and Detroit are closed due to extensive fire damage. The ONLY way into the event is U.S Hwy 26 to Oregon Skyline Rd. From Portland follow U.S. Hwy 26 East to Government Camp. Continue east on U.S. Hwy 26 another 12 miles to Oregon Skyline Rd. Drive about 11 miles down Oregon Skyline Rd to reach the event. Do not simply rely on GPS directions as you are likely to be led down a closed or snow/tree covered road. Go to the COURSE page on this website and scroll down to the Area Map for the exact event location. A pin is dropped onto the map below for the Clackamas Lake Historic Ranger Station. You'll need to zoom in to see it.
PARKING
After you receive your race packet drive straight ahead. Event parking is located along Skyline Road 42 just south of the Clackamas Lake Historic Ranger Station. Signs will indicate where you are allowed to park. DO NOT park in any campgrounds unless you are a registered guest. DO NOT park anywhere along Skyline Road 42 north of Clackamas Lake Historic Ranger Station or your vehicle will be towed. Remain with your vehicle until it is your time to start the race. Masks MUST be worn anytime you are outside your vehicle. Your race number must be exposed on the front of your body.
COURSE SUPPORT
Participants are asked to please bring your own hydration and nutrition and not stop at any aid stations if possible. We will have emergency water and Gatorade in 8oz cups with lids. Discard these in the trash can at the aid station. There will be no food. Aid stations will also have at least one portable toilet. Do not use campground toilets. Each aid station location will have a radio operator to call in medical emergencies to the American Medical Response Reach and Treat Team staged in the start/finish area. Aid stations are located as follows:
Half Marathon
Aid station #1 North Arm Campground MILE 6.14
Aid station #2 Dam MILE 9.87
Aid station #3 Oak Fork Campground MILE 12.51
Marathon
Aid station #1 North Arm Campground MILE 6.14
Aid station #2 Dam MILE 9.87
Aid station #3 Oak Fork Campground MILE 12.51
Aid station #4 North Arm Campground MILE 17.55
Aid station #5 Dam MILE 21.53
Aid station #6 Oak Fork Campground MILE 24.17
If you are allergic to bee stings it is strongly advised that you carry your emergency medication with you. This is a remote location and medical facilities are a long distance away.
Half Marathon
Aid station #1 North Arm Campground MILE 6.14
Aid station #2 Dam MILE 9.87
Aid station #3 Oak Fork Campground MILE 12.51
Marathon
Aid station #1 North Arm Campground MILE 6.14
Aid station #2 Dam MILE 9.87
Aid station #3 Oak Fork Campground MILE 12.51
Aid station #4 North Arm Campground MILE 17.55
Aid station #5 Dam MILE 21.53
Aid station #6 Oak Fork Campground MILE 24.17
If you are allergic to bee stings it is strongly advised that you carry your emergency medication with you. This is a remote location and medical facilities are a long distance away.
AWARDS
Check your results at the kiosks after you finish. Age group awards will be presented on the spot.....they WILL NOT be mailed. Age groups awards will be presented to the top three male and female on each of the following age ranges: 19 and under, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, 80 and over. Awards for the top three overall male and female finishers will be mailed.
COURSE RULES
- This is an open course. TRAFFIC DOES NOT STOP AT ROAD CROSSINGS. Racers are responsible for coming to a complete stop and looking both ways to insure safe crossing of all paved and gravel roads.
- Expect to encounter horses on the trail as there is a major horse camp near the finish. You must yield the right of way. Slow to a walk and approach in a calm manner. Allow the equestrian to pass or pull off the trail before proceeding. Be courteous.
- Discarding trash anywhere on the course will result in disqualification!!
- No blocking of other runners is permitted. Run to one side of the trail to allow passing.
- You may walk at any time. Please walk to one side of the trail to permit others to pass.
- Race numbers must be visible from the front at all times.
- Headphones must be removed at all road crossings.
- Unregistered pace runners are not permitted on the course.
- No alcohol is permitted on the event premises.
- You must be capable of completing the course prior to the course closure times listed above.
IMPORTANT COVID-19 INFORMATION
ON-COURSE RUN SPACING
Participants must make an effort to remain at least 6 feet from other participants. Pass other participants in a manner that is safe and makes the moment of passage as brief as possible. Similarly, if you are passed, allow for passing such that the distance between participants can be achieved is as brief a time as possible. You are not required to wear a mask after you cross the start line but must put it back on before exiting the finish chute.
FINISH LINE
Upon crossing the finish line slow down to a walk and place your face mask back on before you exit the finish chute. Exit the area without delay and return to your vehicle before removing your mask. If you have an injury that requires attention, stop at the American Medial Response ambulance inside the controlled access area. Once you leave the controlled access area you will not be allowed back in. With COVID protocols we are restricted from providing food, beverages, gear check, etc. in the finish area.
SANITATION
Portable toilets will be spaced 12 feet apart with lines marked for 6 feet distancing. Toilets will be sanitized after all participants start and each hour as participants finish the race. Each unit will have hand sanitizer. Hand wash stations will be located nearby. There will be trash cans at multiple locations in the controlled access area and at course aid stations. Trash cans will be emptied at the end of each race day as a minimum. Event staff shall have face masks and gloves and those handling trash and sanitizing toilets shall additionally have face shields.
RECORD KEEPING
Registration data for each participant will be kept for 30 days after the event in case contract tracing is necessary. Contact information for each event staff member and subcontractor shall be kept for the same period of time.
PERSONAL HYGIENE
Use good hygiene including sanitizing/washing hands frequently and covering your sneeze or cough. Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth. When using sanitizer, coat all surfaces of your hands and rub them together until they are dry. Do not share phones, water bottles, clothing, towels or snacks and do not spit (saliva, gum, etc.)
SPECTATORS
Spectators are not allowed at this year’s event unless it is absolutely essential! Spectators with masks will be allowed to use the toilets and handwash stations but must immediately leave the area. No more than 5 spectators will be allowed in the area at one time. You will not be allowed access the start/finish chute, surrounding area or the race course. Do not drive into any campground areas unless you are a registered guest. A good viewing area is at the day use fee area near the dam. Please social distance and wear a mask. Stay away from the aid station and runners/walkers.
Participants must make an effort to remain at least 6 feet from other participants. Pass other participants in a manner that is safe and makes the moment of passage as brief as possible. Similarly, if you are passed, allow for passing such that the distance between participants can be achieved is as brief a time as possible. You are not required to wear a mask after you cross the start line but must put it back on before exiting the finish chute.
FINISH LINE
Upon crossing the finish line slow down to a walk and place your face mask back on before you exit the finish chute. Exit the area without delay and return to your vehicle before removing your mask. If you have an injury that requires attention, stop at the American Medial Response ambulance inside the controlled access area. Once you leave the controlled access area you will not be allowed back in. With COVID protocols we are restricted from providing food, beverages, gear check, etc. in the finish area.
SANITATION
Portable toilets will be spaced 12 feet apart with lines marked for 6 feet distancing. Toilets will be sanitized after all participants start and each hour as participants finish the race. Each unit will have hand sanitizer. Hand wash stations will be located nearby. There will be trash cans at multiple locations in the controlled access area and at course aid stations. Trash cans will be emptied at the end of each race day as a minimum. Event staff shall have face masks and gloves and those handling trash and sanitizing toilets shall additionally have face shields.
RECORD KEEPING
Registration data for each participant will be kept for 30 days after the event in case contract tracing is necessary. Contact information for each event staff member and subcontractor shall be kept for the same period of time.
PERSONAL HYGIENE
Use good hygiene including sanitizing/washing hands frequently and covering your sneeze or cough. Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth. When using sanitizer, coat all surfaces of your hands and rub them together until they are dry. Do not share phones, water bottles, clothing, towels or snacks and do not spit (saliva, gum, etc.)
SPECTATORS
Spectators are not allowed at this year’s event unless it is absolutely essential! Spectators with masks will be allowed to use the toilets and handwash stations but must immediately leave the area. No more than 5 spectators will be allowed in the area at one time. You will not be allowed access the start/finish chute, surrounding area or the race course. Do not drive into any campground areas unless you are a registered guest. A good viewing area is at the day use fee area near the dam. Please social distance and wear a mask. Stay away from the aid station and runners/walkers.
START/FINISH AREA LAYOUT
