Jack and Jills Downhill Marathon (Sunday)
Race Day Weather
Warm afternoon, strategic pacing needed
Runners will face a temperature rise from 63°F at the start to a peak of 70°F, accompanied by an average humidity of 79%. A light headwind will challenge runners in the first two miles and again around miles 17 and 20, while tailwinds will be present during mile 10 and 13. With the humid conditions, it's advisable to adjust pace conservatively and stay hydrated throughout the race.
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Race Info
The Jack & Jill's Downhill Marathon in North Bend, Washington, offers runners a fast, net-downhill course along the scenic Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail. Starting near the Snoqualmie Tunnel, the 26.2-mile route features a gradual descent of approximately 1,300 feet, ideal for setting personal records or qualifying for the Boston Marathon. Runners traverse a smooth, hard-packed gravel trail, passing through the iconic Snoqualmie Tunnel and enjoying views of the Cascade Mountains and lush forests. The race is capped at 1,100 participants, with a 6:00 a.m. start and a 6.5-hour time limit, ensuring a well-supported and memorable experience.