NUT 100K | 50K

These point-to-point courses run almost entirely along the beautiful North Umpqua River in the Umpqua National Forest. The 100K begins at Swiftwater Park and finishes at Lemolo Lake. The 50K starts near the Marsters Bridge and also finishes at Lemolo Lake.

The trail winds through old-growth forest Douglas Fir, Hemlock and Sugar Pine, with trees more than 800 hundred years old. You’ll pass moss-covered rock bluffs, fern-covered hillside and run through lush forest past several waterfalls. Both are challenging courses, described as “brutiful”.

Schedule
100K Bib pick up: 5:00-5:45 am, at the race start
100K Start: 6:00 am
50K Bib pick up: 7:00-7:45 am, at the race start
50K Start: 8:00 am

Awards and Prizes
Thanks to our generous sponsors, the top three male and female finishers, as well as top masters, will receive prizes. Each age group winner will receive an etched glass. All finishers receive a race pint glass.

There are also many raffle prizes from our sponsors.

Directions
Directions to Lemolo Lake/Finish from Portland, Ashland and Bend
There are three airports to choose from:
Redmond (2.5 hours to Lemolo Lake)
Eugene (2.75 hours to Lemolo Lake)
Medford (2 hours to Lemolo Lake)
Lodging
Diamond Lake Resort
Lemolo Lake KOA campgrounds and cabins
Umpqua Last Resort
More Lodging
Campgrounds
More Campgrounds

Miscellaneous
Verizon cell service is excellent at Toketee Lake Campground aid station (crew accessible) and at the finish – Lemolo Lake. Coverage elsewhere is limited or non-existent.

There is poison oak on the course.

UTMB Qualifier
The NUT 100K provides 4 points, and the 50K provides 2 points, toward every race of the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc®

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