The Wild Rogue Relay
June 16 – 17, 2023
221 miles – Applegate Lake to Brookings, Oregon
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.