Explore the scenic 3,856-meter loop, perfect for endurance running!
Register NowThe Dia de los Muertos Endurance Run features a stunning loop course spanning 3,856 meters (approximately 2.4 miles). Designed for runners of all levels, this route combines scenic trails and paved paths, offering breathtaking views and a well-maintained, non-technical course.
The loop begins on the Cooper Ridge Trail, heading north for 2,695 ft, before transitioning onto a scenic paved path for 959 ft. The next segment on the Old South Jetty Trail spans 1,814 ft, offering stunning views of the Yaquina Bay Bridge, Yaquina Bay, and the expansive Pacific Ocean.
Runners will then make a left onto South Jetty Road (891 ft), before returning on South Jetty Trail for 2,710 ft. The loop concludes after following the Old South Jetty Trail (2,659 ft) and crossing the Day Use Parking Lot (107 ft), finishing with an 816 ft trail segment back to the starting point.
Known for its flat terrain, the course offers minimal elevation change, making it ideal for setting personal bests:
Explore the official course map for the Dia de los Muertos Endurance Run, including both trail and paved sections.
Located at the Race Headquarters area, our single aid station serves as the core support hub during the race. Runners pass through the aid station after completing each 3,856-meter loop, making it a critical spot for refueling, rehydrating, and resting.
For more details on the aid station, race logistics, and more, visit our FAQ section.