Teanaway Country 100M 50M 50K

The Teanaway Country 100 miler is a tough and incredibly scenic alpine race in the Cascade Mountain Range in eastern Washington state. With about 31,000 feet of elevation gain in remote and rugged terrain this “out and back” course is not to be taken lightly. The challenges are profound, and so are the rewards. Or if you’re looking for something shorter be sure to check out the Teeny-Way 50K the same weekend! With 11,000 feet of gain to boast, don’t be fooled by the name. This extremely tough 50K rewards participants for their efforts with an incredible experience in a wild and beautiful place.

In 2018 Brian Morrison held the first Teanaway Country 100 Miler, creating a race that highlights this stunning location and a community that supports and celebrates the hard earned achievements of the participants. In 2024 Brian decided to step back from directing the race but knew he wanted to see it continue. We are honored that he handed the reins over to us and that we can keep this truly awesome race going. Just as before you can expect a grassroots event with a world class course, excellent course marking and top notch volunteers and aid stations. Read here for more about the history of the creation of this race

​This race is beautiful, fun, rewarding, and really, really, really hard
“Out and Back” style race route
Awesome aid stations
Pacers allowed, starting at mile 46.3
Crew allowed at half of the aid stations
Elevation gain: ~31,000ft
40 hour cutoff
Start/finish is less than a two hour drive from Seattle
Weather can be warm during the day and cold at night. Rain, snow and lightning storms are possible.
The course is all dirt, mostly beautiful single track trail, often rugged, occasionally smooth.
All participants get a race hoodie sweatshirt
All finishers get a belt buckle