June 13th 2026

Run to the highest point in the Oregon Coast Range! NEW 100K

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Saturday June 13th, 2026

100K: 5:00am 


50k: 7:30 am

 

25k: 9:30am


NO DOGS ALLOWED WITH OUR CURRENT INSURANCE CARRIER. SORRY


18HR TIME LIMIT FOR THE 100K

Details below or click the race guide below


 

Race Guide 2026

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EARLY PRICING

Early Pricing Starting 9/1/2025 through 1/2/26


Deluxe Tri-Blend Shirt guaranteed through May 1st when we place the order!


100K $185.00

50K $125.00

25K $85.00

Price Increases

1/2/26 and 5/1/26



MAX CAPACITY 

300 RUNNERS

Register the day of the event at the Blodgett School if space exists

REGISTER

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PACKET PICKUP  

Friday 

Blodgett School outside with camping checkin for tents only

5- 7 pm   


Saturday   

4 am until 30 minutes before your start in at the Blodgett School Gym

Please drop off all drop bags for aid stations on Friday night and or

Saturday before your start


Please park at the Church Friday!

If this changes do to an activity we will let you know!

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AWARDS and Whats Included

Custom Awards 3 deep while you enjoy your post-event burrito


1pm 25K

2:30 50K

6:30 pm 100K


Custom awards will be presented to the top 3 finishers in each category:


12- 1:30 PM


Champion awards include custom Pint glasses for the top 3 in each age group in 2026.


Free entry to the following year for top 3 in each distance


 


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Stunning and Epic on June 13th, 2026

Run with us for 100K, 50K or 25K  in one of the most beautiful places on the planet.


Nestled in the Heart of the Willamette Valley sits the highest peak in the Oregon Coast Range Marys Peak at 4101 Ft. Marys Peak was known as Chateemanwi, or “place of spiritual power” to the native Kalapuya tribe who used the land for spirit quests. 



Nestled on her slopes are a town, cemetery and old logging railroad. The streams that flow down the mountain’s sides provide water to Corvallis from the Rock Creek Watershed. Many of the lands surrounding Marys Peak were privately owned, until they were added to the Siuslaw National Forest to protect the source that provides Corvallis with 40% of their drinking water. In addition the Forest Service, part of the land in the area is managed by the Bureau of Land Management. 


This trail run is challenging for all, with the rugged terrain and dense forest of ferns and wildflowers! Marys Peak is second to none when it comes to the word "Epic," "Stunning," and "Special" From the diversity of plant life to the size and stature of the Douglas Fir trees, you will be amazed! 


Thank you to these great sponsors

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Get involved!

Marys Peak Trail Run is proud to be a part of the new Corvallis Trail Series. 

The Corvallis Trail Series aims to increase interest in trail running and support local trail races in a comprehensive series of events. The Series highlights the extensive trail network around Corvallis providing opportunities for runners of all abilities. Please encourage your family, friends, or co-workers to jump in and give trail running a try!

Learn More & Run more!
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Course Details 2026 and 12th anniversary Marys Peak  100K/50K/25K

START TIMES


Marys Peak Trail Runs

June 14, 2026

100K: 5 am

50K: 7:30am

25K: 9:30 am


Course

Run with us for 100K, 50K, or 25K in one of the most beautiful places on the planet.


Nestled in the Heart of the Willamette Valley sits the highest peak in the Oregon Coast Range, Mary's Peak at 4101 Ft Marys Peak was known as Chateemanwi, or “place of spiritual power,” to the native Kalapuya tribe, who used the land for spirit quests. 


Nestled on her slopes are a town, a cemetery, and an old logging railroad. The streams that flow down the mountain’s sides provide water to Corvallis from the Rock Creek Watershed. Many of the lands surrounding Marys Peak were privately owned until they were added to the Siuslaw National Forest to protect the source that provides Corvallis with 40% of its drinking water. In addition to the Forest Service, part of the land in the area is managed by the Bureau of Land Management. 


This trail run is challenging for all, with the rugged terrain and dense forest of ferns and wildflowers! Marys Peak is second to none when it comes to the words "Epic," "Stunning," and "Special." From the diversity of plant life to the size and stature of the Douglas Fir trees, you will be amazed! 


Maps


100K: https://caltopo.com/m/CSE5JVF

50K: https://caltopo.com/m/3HEJEHL

25K: https://caltopo.com/m/5VG0ENS

Race Guide 2026

Parking

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Saturday's Schedule

START TIMES Wave Starts

Blodgett School Start

20 Minutes West of Corvallis

100K 5 am


50k: 7:30 am


25k: 9:30 am


Pacers can pace from Aid Bravo 2.8 miles from the Blodgett School!


Support crew maps below


Dogs are not allowed to run! The insurance excludes them from coverage. Sorry! I love dogs!


WHATS INCLUDED

Well marked course 

2 aid stations 25K

4 aid stations 50K

7 aid stops 100K and 8 water stations


Plus Bonus Water after aid Bravo. 

 

  • CUSTOM Tech T
  • Post race Burittos
  • Photos
  • Live Music


ADVICE

Make sure you are physically fit enough to run your distance. The 25K has plenty of time for a great day in the woods as well as the 50K Walking is encouraged when the hills are too much!   

The 100K is the event to bucket list and or if you are training for a later season 100 miler or 200 miler this is your event!


CAMPING

Included



No Alcohol on school premises. 

Camping can begin anytime after 4::30pm


Car Camping is extremely limited

Fir Ridge is a great campground 5 minutes west!



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Aid Stations

Hammer Nutrition HEED at all stops!

Carry calories and water. 

Water at aid station is 16 Oz single serve water bottles for you to use. 


Drop bags can be placed at the school in the am. Please write your bib number and last name


We will have Hammer HEED at all Aid Stations


After using your drop bag for the final time, please move it from the right side of the road to the left to be returned to the school



AWARDS

Custom Pint Glasses top 3 in all age groups

1pm 25K

2:30 50K

6:30 pm 100K


U20 (19 or under), 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+

 


Lodging with this being grad weekend, check the Oregon Coast for the best stay opportunity 35 minutes away. Corvallis is 20 minutes from the venue or Tent Camp onsite

Best Western Corvallis
Discount = 10% off standard rate
Booking online with this link: 
VISIT

Guests will need to edit the dates at the top of the screen to match their needs


Courtyard by Marriott - Corvallis
Discount = 15% off standard rate

Book Your
VISIT CORVALLIS Reservation at Courtyard Corvallis


Holiday Inn Express on the River  - Corvallis
Discount = 10% off standard rate
Call our front desk at 541-752-0800 and mention “Good Neighbor Rate”
Book online with this link: 
GoodNeighbor



CUT OFF's Updated

100K cutoffs  and 50K cut off's 

TBD for 2026



  • Aid Alpha
  • Aid Bravo  

  • Aid Charlie 
  • Aid Delta 8:30pm even though at this point we will get you to the finish or do what we can to make that happen.




Poles, Pacers and More

Poles are fine! Use caution when on Marys Peak with other users and runners coming you way.


No Dogs allowed to run due to the insurance exclusion for all events.


Support Crews See Maps below to support your 100K or 50K runner at Aid Alpha or Aid Bravo or Charlie. We will have Water and Hammer Heed only at the top of the Peak. This aid will be called "The Peak"

Aid Delta


Aid Bravo

2  miles up Tum Tum you can walk in the Albertson Tree farm Gate to support your friend. 

Gate is on left side of the road and 3/4 of the mile to the aid station after walking through. Do not drive


Pacers can start from Bravo only off of Tum Tum Rd


Please have all runners sign the waiver and please list the person you are supporting at the top of the waiver.


Things to Do in Corvallis

https://www.visitcorvallis.com/things-to-do


After the event, the Pacific Ocean is only 30 minutes away! A great place to watch the Sunset!

 

Make your way to the Summit!

Only a few times per year you may find space for a special day! See below for maps of how to drive to main areas of support for the Marys Peak Trail Run! 

Directions to support Stations. Course Map below

2026 Map

GOOGLE VENUE MAP

FAQs

Please contact us if you have a question anytime

  • Trail Markings

    Pink arrows will guide you! Orange and Red Striped Ribbons will also be placed with multiple ribbons on the side of the turns. Also, we have placed Yellow X NO Signs on warning you of. The wrong direction in some instances. 

  • Trail Sisters Approved

    We support women and the policies that Trail Sisters has designed for your next run! Check out the event policies page for more information.LINK

  • Credit Policy

    Credits and or Participant Policies


    See our about page for INFO

  • Can I downgrade during the event?

    Distance Change Policy 100K only

    YES! You may change your distance during the event: Yes you may switch your distance prior to the event. Please note upgrading will cost x amount, no refunds for downgrading. Please note that upgrading will cost x amount, and there are no refunds for downgrading.



    100K runners: If you decide to switch to the 50K, notify staff when you return to Blodgett School after completing your first loop.


    Once you notify us, we will rescore you for your new distance.


    Important: Athletes who change distances during the race are not eligible for podium awards, since the full course was not completed in the original registered distance.

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