42 Kilometers
of Nowhere Else.
Red-dirt switchbacks. Swollen creek crossings. Exposed granite summits. Then the ocean — flat and indigo, 3,000 feet below — and the only way there is through.
A Calendar
You Want to
Live Inside.
Every cell is a weekend you haven't booked yet. Price tags and date badges sit directly on each moment — the buy button is inside the moment.
Creek Crossing Challenge
Solo runner in rain shell. Breath visible. Creek swollen.
Wildflower Club Day
Running clubs in matching kits. Switchbacks lined in bloom.
Night Run · Starfield
Headlamps only. Stars and granite. The ridge belongs to you.
Ridge-to-Sea 42K
Finish-line tape breaking. Medal on the bluff. The flagship.
Built by
the ridge.
Not a groomed park trail. Not a road race with a costume. Red dirt, exposed granite, swollen creeks in January. The kind of terrain that makes you better by not apologizing.
Miles 18–26 · Exposed granite · Ocean views
Miles 8–12 · 7 fords · Depth varies by season
Stay on
the ridge.
Ridge Runner
One night cabin stay + single-day trail pass. Arrive the evening before, run at dawn.
- 1-night cabin
- Full trail access
- Trailhead parking
- Morning coffee
Race Weekend
Two nights + Ridge-to-Sea 42K bib. The full experience, start to finish tape.
- 2-night cabin
- Race bib (42K)
- Pre-race dinner
- Medal ceremony access
- Finish-line photo
Ultra Camp
Five days of structured training. Guided long runs, creek crossings, summit repeats.
- 5-night cabin
- All trail access
- Guided runs daily
- Nutrition coaching
- Recovery sessions
What it feels
like after.
"Mile twenty-three of the 42K — legs completely gone, lungs on fire — and then the ocean just appeared. Flat, indigo, impossibly far below. I ran the last nineteen kilometers on fumes and disbelief."
"Brought our club of fourteen. The wildflower switchbacks in March are unlike anything we've run in the Pacific Northwest. We're already planning the fall trip back."
"The night run was a revelation. Headlamp, star field, granite underfoot, no sound except breathing and footfall. I've run in twelve countries. This is top three."
Ridge-to-Sea
42 Kilometers.
April 19, 2026. Start at 5:30 AM on the ridge. End on the bluff above the sea. Every meter of elevation earned. Every descent a reward. Finish tape. Medal. The ocean below you.
Price increases to $219 after Wave 1 sellout