If you have done and enjoyed any obstacle races, or if the typical trail run has become a bore, maybe the Mt. Hood Scramble is just what you need. It’s been gone for a bit, but is back! This challenging course uses what mother nature has made to create a one in a lifetime obstacle experience. There are no man-made walls or mud pits creates with a hose, there is only the incredible landscape of this amazing mountain to keep you on your toes!
Known as the “Grandfather of Filth”, the Mt. Hood Scramble has been run overall for 20 years. The race is 6-ish miles through rivers, over rocks and through the mud. There are no aid stations for this race and the post-race party has historically been described as having “probably some watermelon, and hell, we may even throw a few beers” and “awards and random prizes will be given out following the event”. This race is notoriously wild and unforced, just like the mountain that hosts it.
To ensure safety for all participants, entries are limited.
