Directions

See map, start/finish is located just 1/3 of a Mile South of Port Gamble on US-104.

Directions from Seattle:

1. Take I-5 North
2. Take Exit 177 for WA-104 W toward Edmonds
3. Turn right at WA-104 W/NE 205th St/Lake Ballinger Way
4. Continue to follow WA-104 W, follow signs for WA-104 W/Kingston Ferry
5. Take the WA-104 W/Kingston - Edmonds ferry to Kingston, Trip Time roughly 30 Minutes (Schedule) We recommend taking the 7.10AM or 7.50AM Ferry
6. Continue straight onto WA-104 W
7. Turn right at NE East 1st St, go 0.3 Miles
8. Turn right at WA-104 W, go 3.7 mi
9. Turn right to stay on WA-104 W, go 3.3 mi
10. Turn left onto Event Grounds

Directions From Portland:

1. Take I-5 north
2. Take exit 132 on I-5 Hwy 16 West Gig Harbor/Bremerton
3. Hwy 16 becomes WA 3 North in 27 miles
4. WA 3 becomes WA 104 in 25 miles
5. Stay right at Hood Canal Bridge on WA104 for 1 mile to Port Gamble
6. Continue south on WA-104 E, go 0.4 mi 6.Turn right onto Event Grounds
7. Turn right onto Event Grounds

Lodging

Lodging

Check out restaurants, lodging, and other activities on the Kitsap Peninsula.

Camping

There will be camping onsite ($10/tent or car, cash or check only, goes to NKTA to support trail building/maintenance).

Schedule

Friday
5:00-7:00pm: Packet pickup, Race HQ (see Directions tab for details)

Camping available at HQ ($10/tent or car, cash or check only, goes to NKTA to support trail building/maintenance)

Saturday
08:00am: Race Check in/Packet pickup starts
09:30am: 60 Mile Start - Men Open/Masters 40-49
09:40am: 60 Mile Start - Men 50+, Men SS and Women Open/Masters 40+
10:00am: 30 Mile Start - Men Open/Masters 40-49
10:10am: 30 Mile Start - Men 50+, Men SS and Women Open/Masters 40+/Masters 50+
10:30am: FSA (17 mile) Start - Men Open/Masters 40-49 and all Juniors
10:40am: FSA (17 mile) Start - Men 50+, Women Open/Masters 40+/Masters 50+, and SS

Cutoff 30 Mile: 2:30pm for 2nd loop
Cutoff 60 Mile: 4:30pm for 4th loop
Course closes at 7pm

Course

Click the course image to enlarge.

FSA 17-mile riders will complete one loop of the course.

After an about 1.8 mile start section, there will be two loops for the 30 miler and 4 loops for the 60 miler.  Upon completion of the loops you will finish back at the start area.

Click here for the Garmin profile of Jeanne DaGloria's Stottlemeyer 60 miler race in 2012. Jeanne finished in 12th place in the Open Women's division and she races on the Fischer Plumbing Cycling Team.

Race Packet

Check out the Race packet

General

Read about how we keep the races green here.

We are dedicated to the responsible enjoyment and active stewardship of the outdoors, and we encourage you to "leave no trace behind" by taking all trash with you. The park rangers always appreciate it when racers follow the marked course and keep the trails clean, and they are much more likely to grant permission for us to put on races at the same location if the trails are kept in good condition. 

The trails will be open to other users during the event, hikers and cyclists. Please be courteous, you will unlikely encounter more than a few. Where the trails are narrow, please let other participants pass you if they want to get by. 

During the event we will have volunteers staffing the aid stations and HQ. These volunteers are bikers, trail builders and friends and families of the bike community that have kindly offered a day out of their weekend to work the stations so you can enjoy a safe and fun race. A race like this simply cannot happen without volunteers. Please appreciate their efforts and be courteous and gracious when requesting for help, and please consider helping out at a future event to give back to the community.