THE STOKED SCRAMBLE™️

DATE: AUGUST 29th, 2026

DISTANCE: 15.5 MILES / 25 KM

ELEVATION GAIN: 4,900 FT / 1500 M VERTICAL

GPX FILE: DOWNLOAD HERE.

Map of the Stoked Scramble hiking trail with checkpoints, aid stations, and elevation profile, detailing a 25 km (15.5 miles) route with 1,500 meters (4,900 feet) vertical gain, starting and ending at the same point, with aid stations marked at 7 km, 12 km, 16 km, and 23.5 km, and elevation peaks reaching 2200 meters. 
*All distances and elevation gain are approximate and will vary depending on the watch, app, or measuring device that you use. 
*Due to ever-changing wildlife restrictions, wildfires, weather-related trail closures, and other unforeseen limitations, the following information is subject to change at any time before, during, or after the start of each stage.

Important Information

*All distances and elevation gain are approximate and will vary depending on the watch, app, or measuring device that you use.

*Due to ever-changing wildlife restrictions, wildfires, weather-related trail closures, and other unforeseen limitations, the following information is subject to change at any time before, during, or after the start of the event.

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: 2026 TBC.

PACKET PICK UP: Packet pick up will be available from 3-6 pm PST in the Rockford Plaza at Revelation Mountain Resort on Friday, August 28th, 2026 or on Saturday morning at 5:00 am PST.

OPENING CEREMONIES: We will have an Opening Ceremonies after packet pick up at 7:00 pm on Friday, August 28th in the Rockford Plaza at Revelstoke Mountain Resort. The route, markings, aid stations, weather, etc. will be discussed at the Opening Ceremonies.

DROP BAGS: Runners can leave a drop bag before the start on Saturday morning. They will not be transported to any aid stations.

MANDATORY CUTOFFS: For the safety of all race participants and volunteers, mandatory cut-offs will be implemented. The Stoked Scramble must be completed in under 8 hours.

AID STATIONS: Aid stations for this route are all remote and only accessible on foot. Please start with at least one litre of liquid in your bottle or bladder. Aid stations will only be able to provide 1 litre of liquid per stop. Please plan accordingly.

SPECTATORS / CREW / CREW ACCESSIBLE AID STATIONS: Spectators can watch the Start and Finish at the top of the gondola. To access the mountain via trails or gondola, a waiver must be signed at packet pick up or at Guest Services. Crew and spectators must stay on RMR trails and only once those trails are open to the public (after 10 am).

MANDATORY GEAR:

  • Hydration vessel or pack - must be able to carry at least on litre of water at all times.

  • Beanie, toque, or Buff®.

  • Insulated jacket or water/windproof jacket.

  • Gloves

  • Emergency Blanket

RECOMMENDED GEAR:

  • Bear spray

  • Additional layers (sleeves, wind / waterproof pants, extra socks, extra gloves, etc.)

  • Hiking poles

  • Hand warmers

  • Preferred endurance fuel that may not be at aid stations

BE PREPARED FOR SERIOUS ASCENTS AND DESCENTS: Our goal is to take you on some of the most diverse trails Revelstoke has to offer. Some sections will be difficult to run and may require poles or the use of hands, while others are very runnable. We recommend completing at least a trail half marathon or marathon in the lead-up to the STOKED SCRAMBLE™️.