Haulin Aspen
When is Haulin Aspen?
Haulin Aspen takes place on Saturday, August 7, 2027 in Bend, OR.
What distances does Haulin Aspen offer?
Haulin Aspen offers 8 events: Half As - 6.5 miles, Half As - 6.5 miles, Half Marathon, Half Marathon, Haulin Aspen Marathon Relay, Full Marathon, Full Marathon, Haulin Aspen Marathon Relay.
| Event | Distance | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Half As - 6.5 miles | 6.5 mi | $55.00 | Register |
| Half As - 6.5 miles | 6.5 mi | $55.00 | Register |
| Half Marathon | 13.1 mi | $70.00 | Register |
| Half Marathon | 13.1 mi | $70.00 | Register |
| Haulin Aspen Marathon Relay | 26.2 mi | $70.00 | Register |
| Full Marathon | 26.2 mi | $85.00 | Register |
| Full Marathon | 26.2 mi | $85.00 | Register |
| Haulin Aspen Marathon Relay | 26.2 mi | $70.00 | Register |
How much does Haulin Aspen cost?
Registration for Haulin Aspen starts at $100.00. Prices vary by event distance.
Where is Haulin Aspen held?
Haulin Aspen is held in Bend, OR at Wanoga Sno Park, Cascade Lakes Highway.
About Haulin Aspen
Mountain Trail Running Has Never Been Better
One of Oregon’s favorite trail full marathon and half marathon races returns for the 22nd year on Saturday, August 7th, 2027.
No pavement here. Featuring a full all-trail marathon, a half marathon, and a 6.5-mile course (dubbed the “Half As”), the Haulin’ Aspen features beautiful trails that wind through the Deschutes National Forest, showcasing some epic views. With varying terrain and elevation, the cool wooded pine setting provides a challenging and exciting experience. Enjoy the beautiful single track, steep trails, fast descents, and amazing views starting at an elevation of nearly 5500'. Make it a destination this summer – Bend and the Cascades welcome you!
RUN WITH YOUR FRIENDS:
The Haulin' Aspen full marathon introduces a three-person relay option, giving teams the chance to experience the full 26.2 mile all-trail course together. The race begins and Wanoga Sno Park, where Runner 1 takes on the first 9.6 miles to Transition 1 at Aid Station 3. Runner 2 then covers the longest leg - approximately 11.7 miles - continuing along the course to Transition 2 at Aid Station 7 (mile 21.3). From there Runner 3 tackles the final 4.9 mile stretch - an uphill push back to the finish at Wanoga. This new format offers a dynamic way to share the challenge while still taking in the scenic, high-elevation terrain of the course.
Refer Your Friends, Get Rewarded!
After you sign up use your unique referral link to invite your friends to join. Sign up five or more friends to get $20 back!