Jack and Jills Downhill Marathon (Saturday)
Race Day Weather
Cool start, warming up, headwind challenges
Runners will face a temperature increase from 54°F at the start to 72°F by the finish, with average humidity around 67%. Light winds will shift from crosswinds to headwinds during critical segments, particularly miles 14-24, where runners should adjust their pacing. With rolling terrain and a notable descent from miles 18 to 27, maintaining hydration and pacing conservatively in the heat is essential for optimal performance.
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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 iconic Snoqualmie Tunnel, the marathon features a gradual descent of approximately 1,300 feet over 26.2 miles, providing an ideal setting for personal bests and Boston Marathon qualifications. The course is predominantly shaded, with a smooth, hard-packed gravel surface that is gentle on the legs, enhancing the overall running experience.