The Wild Rogue Relay
September 17 – 18, 2021
**The Wild Rogue Relay will return to its regular June weekend in 2022.**
221 miles – Applegate Lake to Brookings, Oregon
After careful consideration and in order to provide the best possible race experience for all, we have made the decision to hold the 2021 Wild Rogue Relay in September. The dates may be different this year, but the unforgettable running experience will be the same. 2020 team captains have been emailed instructions about their options for the 2021 race. More registration details can be found here.
In order to keep everyone running safely and happily, we have implemented some additional COVID-related policies. Please review this information here and be prepared to sign an electronic medical waiver one week prior to the event to be eligible to run with us.
One of the most unique, scenic, wilderness relay courses in the United States – relay race runners will trace the wild Rogue River through the Siskiyou Mountains to the wild Oregon coast over this 221 mile course.
The Wild Rogue Relay consists of 12 person, 9 person or 6 person ultra teams that rotate through 36 transition areas. Each relay team member runs 3 legs of varying lengths and difficulty and will cover an average total distance of 18-20 miles. We will begin the 221 mile relay race just outside of Jacksonville, Oregon on the shore of Applegate Lake, and it will end at the beautiful Azalea Park in Brookings, Oregon. Bring your 12-, 9- or 6- person team to Southern Oregon for this overnight relay race.
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Curious about the race? Check out this video from Jackson County Physical Therapy during their epic run at the 2019 Wild Rogue Relay.
“The Wild Rogue River relay was incredible. I have done three Hood to Coasts and this relay is more challenging and less chaotic. I would recommend it to any brave soul who likes a challenge.”
I can’t wait for next year! Awesome people, amazing scenery, superb volunteer staff, Dutch Bros, and then there’s leg 35… my personal favorite part of the entire race!
A tradition! I’ve done this the last four years. Always a blast and better and better each year.
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