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Frosty Moss Relay

March 14, 2026
Port Angeles, WA 98362 US

Frequently Asked Questions

Some commonly asked questions:

Do we need to know which legs we are doing before we sign up? 
Answer: NOPE! Just sign up and sort that out later, then bring a completed TEAM ROSTER showing who is completing which legs to check in on Friday night.
 
Do we have to divide the legs evenly, or can one person run more legs and someone else fewer? 
Answer: Folks can do whatever number of legs they want - it doesn't have to be in any set rotation. The only requirement is that nobody can run back-to-back legs. You have to hand off at the exchange. 
 
What about running the in the dark? 
Answer: Chances are if you are doing the 80-mile relay, you or one of your crew will run in the dark at some point during the event. After dark hours you can have someone from your team join you on the course. We will also have the Halo Brigade again this year. These are race volunteers on bicycle and they will be patrolling after dark to see if you want company as you run. They won't be offended if you turn them down, but they also love to chat and tell dad jokes if you need a distraction!
 
Is there a cutoff? 
Answer: YES. This is a challenging event! Teams must average an overall 12-minute mile pace or faster, including time spent at exchange points. That said, 12-minute teams may very well find themselves missing the cutoff. Grab a fast friend as your ringer. 
Frosty Moss Teams must reach the end of Leg 7 by 4:00 p.m. If your team does not arrive in time, you are required to skip the next race leg, and start again at the start of Leg 9 at Port Angeles Yacht Club. 
Frosty Moss Teams reaching the end of Leg 12 (Railroad Bridge Park) after 8:00 p.m. will be sent directly to the finish line. Teams farther behind will also be sent to the finish line when they reach the end of their leg. In these cases, teams will receive a DNF (no race time) but are encouraged to hit the party time to celebrate your mossy adventure.
Mini Moss Teams reaching the end of Leg 5 (Railroad Bridge Park) after 6:30 p.m. will be required to skip the next race leg, and start again at the start of Leg 7 at Carrie Blake Park.
50K runners must reach the end of Leg 5 (Railroad Bridge Park) by 7:00 p.m. (14mm or faster pace)
Calculating your Average Team Pace - we have created this pace calculator to help you in your planning! Pace Calculator
 
Can I bring my dog? 
Answer: Sorry, no dogs allowed on the course or at any of the exchanges.
 
Can I Wear Headphones?
We’d rather you didn’t. If you insist, keep the volume low so you can hear course marshals, passing runners and bicycles, traffic, and cougars. If you can’t hear your own footsteps, the volume is too high.

 

Do We Drive Ourselves?
Yes! As with most relay events, teams provide their own in-race vehicle. If you have the space, we suggest enlisting a nonrunner friend to drive. Be prepared for a couple narrow forest roads.
 
Are the Roads Open to Traffic?
Yes! And so are the road crossings! When running on the side of a road or city street, runners should run against traffic. Cross only when traffic has cleared.
 
What About Food and Drinks?
Team vans should come prepared with food, drinks, extra layers, first-aid kit, and whatever else you’ll want with you during relay day. We’ve got the post-race food and bevvies covered!
 
Where should we stay before / after the race? 
Answer: We recommend that you stay with our sponsor 7 Cedars Resort. Their brand new plush hotel is amazing, and their hospitality the BEST. 
RESERVATIONS - special event rates $169/night king or double queen:
BY PHONE- Please call the front desk to reserve your room @ 360-683-7777 and Press 1. Let the Front Desk know you are with the Frosty Moss Group.
TO BOOK ONLINE- https://gettaroom.b4checkin.com/7cedars/rlp/Frostymoss2026
Don't delay! The discount rooms did sell out last year.
If that isn’t for you, you can find lots of local lodging options at the Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau

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