Cascade crest 100

Cascade crest 100

Tall trees. Tough trails.

A 100-mile endurance race through Washington’s Cascade mountains.

Mountain range with rocky peaks, surrounded by green trees and pink wildflowers in the foreground.

JULY 17, 2026

START TIME: 9:00 AM | EASTON, WA

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welcome back to easton

An ultra-running community nestled in the Cascade Mountains where Race Directors, volunteers, HAM radio operators, and of course, runners return year after year connected by the raw and rugged 100-mile race.

Runners line up at the Easton Fire House, hoping to return to a crowd cheering, “Welcome back to Easton” as they cross the finish line.

This race is under special use permit through the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest

A man is standing on a ladder, attaching a decorative wooden sign that says 'Cascade Crest 100 Mile Endurance Run' to a wooden archway, while another person holds the ladder steady in an outdoor area with trees and mountains in the background.
Silhouettes of tall evergreen trees and pink wildflowers in the foreground with mountains and a sunset sky in the background.
A woman runner crossing the finish line at the Cascade Crest 100-Mile Endurance Run, with arms raised in victory, as spectators and race officials cheer nearby.

47° 14' 4.812'' N
           121° 10' 42.06'' W

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A monochrome logo featuring mountains, a stylized hill, and the Seattle Space Needle, with text that reads 'Seven Hills Running Shop'.

race sponsors

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Kahtoola logo featuring a stylized snowflake and a half-circle snowball with red and black colors.
Gnarly Sports Nutrition logo with a stylized hand design above the text.
A logo with the text 'SEVEN HILLS' over a mountain range background, with stylized curved lines resembling a road or path.

race sponsors

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A fixture at both the start and finish line. Ron Nicholl was more than a Cascade Crest staple—he was one of its legends. His first CCC was in 1998, where he became our second-ever 100-mile finisher. Over the years, he toed the starting line m
🏆 It's an honor. Again. The 2025 Cascade Crest 100 has been selected as a qualifying race for the 2026 Western States 100. Runners who complete the race within 32 hours will qualify to enter a lottery where the runners for Western States wil
Welcome back to Easton, Michael Throolin! 23:31:54 Sorry we missed ya! Forgive us?! 🤪 Congrats on your first 100!