Organization
Freedom Ultra organizes ultrarunning events across the Pacific Northwest. Its calendar includes the Freedom Ultra Festival alongside other separately named races held throughout the year.
1 TUM report · Published coverage below
Publication history
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Olympic Mountains 100K opened spots for displaced Oregon Cascades runners and was listed as an August 15 Western States qualifier with a 21-hour standard. Alpine Running also named Freedom Ultra and Lean Horse Ultra as offering accommodation. These are dated offers.
Offered to accommodate displaced runners
The July 27 announcement connects the Oregon Cascades cancellation with specific accommodation offers. Freedom Ultra is an organizer; a particular festival was not identified.
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