Coastal rainforest singletrack and ocean bluffs above the Oregon Coast's most scenic headland
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The Perpetua Coast 50K traverses one of Oregon's most spectacular coastal landscapes, weaving through old-growth Sitka spruce rainforest, across a stretch of Pacific beach, along the rocky bluffs of Yachats, and up into the Cape Perpetua Scenic Area — all in a single lollipop-loop course. At 31.1 miles with 5,700 feet of climbing, the terrain shifts dramatically: a fast beach opener gives way to the Oregon Coast Trail's ocean-edge paths, then steep singletrack climbs past towering ferns and mossy root networks deep in the Cape Perpetua headlands. The course is mostly runnable but demands patience on technical root-and-rock sections above the highway. The finish returns runners back to The Adobe Resort in Yachats for a post-race celebration with food, beverages, and custom finisher awards.
Some ultra experience recommended
Yachats, OR, United StatesOctober 03, 2026


| Location | Mile | Elevation |
|---|---|---|
Start/Finish Start | 29.4 | 33 ft |
Perpetua AS Aid Station | 10.6 | 79 ft |
Cummins Creek AS Aid Station | 16.1 | 115 ft |
Adobe Aid Station Aid Station | 29.4 | 30 ft |
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October on the Oregon Coast brings frequent rain, coastal fog, and strong winds. Footbridges become very slick when wet — use caution.
Fall weather can include sun, clouds, strong winds, rain and fog in the same race day. Layering and waterproof gear recommended.
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