Course map, elevation profile & surface
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Race-day light
For a 21:40 finish (an estimate) · starting 8:00 AM Feb 26 · headlamp mi 46–the finish. Dark means the sun below civil twilight.
Climbs
16 climbs · 20,489 ft totalbiggest firstElevation gain, measured three ways
| Source | Gain | vs lidar |
|---|---|---|
| Race website | 26,001ft | +14% |
| Course file (GPX) | 23,975ft | +5% |
| USGS lidar, 1 m | 22,791ft | reference |
They differ because a GPS file picks up noise on every wiggle and often takes its heights from a coarse terrain model, while lidar maps the ground itself to about a metre. We sampled this route every 98 ft against USGS 3DEP and counted each rise of 10 ft or more, on Nov 2, 2026. The planner still uses the course file.
Aid stations as published on the course file
| Aid station | Mile | km |
|---|---|---|
| A Mountain Lake | 4.6 | 7.4 |
| A Cascade Lake | 13.4 | 21.5 |
| A Mt Constitution | 18.8 | 30.3 |
| A Camp Moran | 24.0 | 38.6 |
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Conditions typical race-day weather for Feb 26 at the start
Typical = the median of 2016–2025 for Feb 26 ±3 days at the start line; a wet day has 1 mm of rain or more. Historical weather from Open-Meteo.
Race almanac the sky on race day
Next race day Fri, Feb 26, 2027 · 8:00 AM start
First and last light are civil twilight, the sun 6° below the horizon. The moon is lit as at midnight after the start; headlamp hours count a typical finish from the start while the sun is below civil twilight. Worked out for the start line.
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About this course
Orcas Island 100 — 2027 covers 96.1 mi (154.6 km) with 23,975 ft of elevation gain. That is about 250 ft per mile of climbing, and 23,975 ft of descent. The course tops out at 2,402 ft and bottoms out at 354 ft. There are 4 aid stations on course; the longest stretch between aid is 72.1 mi. The profile has 16 sustained climbs; the biggest is the climb from mi 12.4, +1,640 ft over 3.4 mi at 9.2% on average (steepest stretch 38%). Race day is February 26, 2027, starting at 8:00 AM; the sun rises at 7:00 AM and sets at 5:50 PM. Typical race-day weather at the start: a high of 43°F and a low of 37°F, with a 59% chance of a wet day. The interactive map above shows the full route with its elevation profile and aid stations, built from the course's GPS file.
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Course history
- Nov 2, 2026Added to the catalog
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