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Gorge Waterfalls 100K is an out-and-back ultramarathon through the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, starting and finishing at Marine Park in Cascade Locks, Oregon. The course runs downriver to the Multnomah Falls and Wahkeena Falls area and back, then upriver on the Pacific Crest Trail past Herman Creek to Wyeth Trailhead and back, threading past more than a dozen named waterfalls along rocky, semi-technical singletrack, smoother dirt singletrack, and some paved path and road-shoulder connectors.
The Gorge Waterfalls race began in 2011 as a 50K, with a 100K option added in 2014. The 2017 wildfires that swept the Columbia River Gorge put the race on hold, and the pandemic extended the gap before it returned. Daybreak Racing now directs the race, in partnership with Freetrail.
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