July 12-13, 2025

Over one hundred participants, supported by friends, family, and race course volunteers, challenged themselves on the 3-mile, 7-mile, 11-mile, and 1k kids race courses. There were new course records established, personal records set, first-time racers, as well as very experienced trail runners, and participants ranging in age from age 2 to 82! For full race results and further information about the 2025 Get Lost Trail Race, please visit UltraSignup Get Lost Race Page.

This year’s Get Lost Trail Race was a fabulous, family fun event,” said Tia Wold, OHA board member and Get Lost Race Director. Sarah Kliegman, OHA co-director adds, “OHA’s Get Lost Race has become a summer tradition for lots of people, businesses, and organizations who come together to participate in the festivities as racers, volunteers, and sponsors. Our hearts are full when we see the excitement for this event and for the beautiful Okanogan Highlands grow over the years!” 

The Get Lost Trail Race event began on Saturday with volunteer trail stewardship in preparation for the race. All afternoon, racers and their friends and families enjoyed time together in the cool lake, exploring the surroundings, and camping out at the Lost Lake Group Camp. The festivities continued on Sunday after the races when participants and volunteers were invited to enjoy homemade lunch and refreshments, with ingredients grown by local gardeners and donated by Tonasket Natural Foods Co-op, Safeway, and Walmart. Prizes for participants and volunteers were sponsored by Lee Frank Mercantile, Iron Grill Restaurant, Goat’s Beard Mountain Supplies, North 40 Outfitters, REI, All Perked Up, Roosters Espresso, and Leaping Sheep Farms; Big 5 Sporting Goods supplied snacks for runners. Spring Creek Ranch, Wenatchee Valley Medical Group, and an anonymous donor sponsored race expenses. Green Okanogan provided infrastructure to manage recycling at the event.

Our generous sponsors and volunteers made this event possible,” added Tia. “Their community spirit helps in providing food and prizes and ensuring that the Get Lost Trail Race is healthy, safe, and fun.”