Angeles Crest 100 Endurance Run

Angeles Crest 100 Endurance Run

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Saturday, October 3, 2026

Oct 3, 2026

California

A legendary point to point through the San Gabriels where grit meets big mountain beauty

Overview

Since 1986, Angeles Crest 100 has lured runners into the rugged spine of the San Gabriel Mountains and sent them home changed. This is a true mountain hundred that keeps the classic soul of the original course while embracing the terrain, weather, and altitude that make the San Gabriels unforgettable.

From Wrightwood to Altadena, you will climb, descend, and traverse high country ridgelines, pine forests, sun-baked canyons, and historic singletrack. The views are huge, the community is passionate, and the finish line energy is electric. Crews, pacers, and volunteers turn the race into a rolling festival of endurance and stewardship. If you want a hundred with history, scenery, and a hard-earned buckle, AC100 delivers.

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Saturday, October 3, 2026

Registration
Registration
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Western States Qualifier

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UTMB Qualifier

Official race details:

Logistics

  • Ontario International Airport is the closest major airport and is within driving distance to Wrightwood and Altadena.

  • Bob Hope Airport in Burbank serves the Los Angeles area and is convenient to the Altadena finish.

  • Los Angeles International Airport offers the widest selection of flights and rental cars for out-of-state travelers.

  • Nearby communities for lodging include Wrightwood near the start and Altadena and Pasadena near the finish.

Driving Directions

 Start area is centered around Wrightwood Community Center, 1275 State Highway 2, Wrightwood, CA 92397. Follow race-day signage and staff instructions for exact check-in and start staging.

Parking

A United States Forest Service Adventure Pass may be required when parking in designated areas of the Angeles National Forest. Runners, crews, and visitors should carry a day pass when stopping at trailheads and forest lots.

Parking is limited at mountain access points. Use only designated lots and roadside areas where permitted. Carpool whenever possible and obey all United States Forest Service and local regulations. Crew vehicles must follow timing windows and access rules published in the race materials to avoid congestion and penalties.

Lodging

Wrightwood offers lodges, cabins, and short-term rentals suitable for pre-race staging. Altadena and Pasadena provide hotels and short-term rentals convenient to the finish. Campgrounds in Angeles National Forest may be seasonally available and require advance reservations and passes.

Policies

Cancelations & Deferrals

Dogs

Dogs are not permitted on the race course and are discouraged at the start and finish areas due to congestion and safety. Service animals are permitted as required by law.

Kids

There is no official kids race and youth entries are not offered for the 100M distance. Families are welcome to cheer at appropriate viewing areas that do not interfere with course operations.

Volunteers

Volunteers are welcome and essential to AC100. Opportunities include aid station support, course marshal roles, medical support for qualified volunteers, communications, sweep teams, and trail work days. Sign up via the volunteer form on the race website and expect follow-up 1 to 2 months before race day with assignments and shift details.

Charity & Beneficiary

The pre-race Spaghetti Dinner Benefit in Wrightwood donates proceeds to a local nonprofit, historically the Wrightwood Village Foundation. The meal is organized by community volunteers who cover food costs so ticket revenue can support local programs. Learn more at the race website and dinner signup page.

Land Acknowledgement

Angeles Crest 100 takes place across the ancestral homelands of the Tongva, Kizh, Fernandeño Tataviam, and Serrano peoples who have stewarded the San Gabriel Mountains since time immemorial. We honor their enduring relationship to these lands and waters and encourage all participants to learn, respect, and care for the places and communities that make this race possible.

Disclaimer

We make every effort to provide accurate and up-to-date information on Kåduka, but details may change. Please always confirm the latest information on the official race website. See something that needs correcting? We’d love to hear from you! Send us a note at feedback@kaduka.app

We make every effort to provide accurate and up-to-date information on Kåduka, but details may change. Please always confirm the latest information on the official race website. See something that needs correcting? We’d love to hear from you! Send us a note at feedback@kaduka.app

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