Wild Rogue Relay Home

The final leg of the relay is on the beach!
bridge at Gold Beach Oregon
The Seattle Bar Trail Head of the Rogue River National Forest
even Captain America runs the Wild Rogue Relay
Applegate Lake in Southern Oregon
Relay runners near Applegate Lake Oregon
bridge along the Rogue River
unspoiled beach at Ophir, Oregon
white tailed deer on a Southern Oregon hillside
Wild Rogue Relay runners along the road
the Galice - Hellgate Back Country Byway
Oregon Coast
the Wild Rogue Relay winds along the Rogue River
Umpqua Falls on the Rogue River in Southern Oregon
a sand bar in the Rogue River
Wild Rogue Relay runner along a trail
wild turkeys along the route of the Wild Rogue Relay
The Wild and Scenic Rogue River in Southern Oregon
The Wild Rogue Relay runners enjoy the scenic Rogue River
reflection in the water of the Rogue River
bald eagle nesting on a bridge near the Rogue River
Oregon coast near Gold Beach, Oregon
Grave Creek to Marial Back Country Byway along the Rogue River
Oregon Coast with gorse
information about the ghost town of Buncom, Oregon
The Wild Rogue Relay inaugural race will happen this June, 2013.

One of the most unique, scenic, wilderness relay courses in the United States – along this 200+ mile relay race runners will trace the wild Rogue River through the Cascade Mountains to the wild Oregon coast.

**NEW – Leg Charts with full descriptions are Available!

The Wild Rogue Relay consists of 12 person or 6 person ultra teams that rotate through 36 transition areas.   Each relay team member runs 3 legs of varying lengths and difficulty and will cover an average total distance of 18-20 miles.We will begin the 200+ mile relay race outside of Jacksonville, Oregon. Bring your 12- or 6- person team to Southern Oregon for this overnight relay race.

    • approx 200 mile relay course (view course map)
    • June 21-22, 2013
    • in beautiful Southern Oregon along the mighty Wild and Scenic Rogue River

Along the route, your team will run through the expanding grape vineyards of the Applegate Valley Wineries including Red Lily, Bridgeview, and Troon.

Next, you will run near the Wild and Scenic Rogue River, much of which is accessible only by boat or on foot.  Detailed by author Zane Grey, you are sure to enjoy this sought-after portion portion of the Rogue River.  Keep your eyes open for bald eagle, bighorn sheep, and the occasional rafter.  As you pass, check out the remote lodging facilities of Morrison’s Rogue River Lodge, Tu Tu’ Tun Lodge, and the Galice Resort.

Finally, your team will make its way to the unspoiled Oregon Coast.  The Rogue River spills into the Pacific at Gold Beach, your destination.  Save time to search for a sand dollar!

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