The Trails
Oregon coast. Pacific Northwest. Hawaii. Philmont. Baja. The road. These are the places that shaped the long game — logged as it happens, with the people who were there.
Preseason Run · Nov 2026
Portland → Bend → Arcata → Bodega Bay → Santa Cruz → SLO → Santa Barbara → La Jolla → Ensenada → Todos Santos → Mexico City → Flagstaff → Boulder → Bozeman → Vancouver → Seattle → Portland. Photos loading as the road goes.
See the full route →Pacific Northwest
Home terrainPhoto coming soon
Mount Hood
Timberline Trail — full loop
40 miles around the mountain. Three or four days. The glacier crossings are the hard part, not the elevation. Built by the CCC in the 1930s.
Profile pages coming soon — tagged teammates get notified when theirs goes live.
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The Gorge
Columbia River Gorge
80 miles long, up to 4,000 feet deep. The National Scenic Area, established 1986.
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Portland
Home field — Portland, Oregon
Where Long Game is headquartered. Forest Park is 5,100 acres of green inside the city.
Coast Runs
Oregon · California · BajaIn progress — photos incoming
Preseason Run
Preseason Run · Coast to Baja
Two legs. South first: Bend, Arcata, Bodega Bay, Santa Cruz, SLO, Santa Barbara, La Jolla, Ensenada, Todos Santos. Then the road home through Mexico City, Flagstaff, Boulder, Bozeman.
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Bodega Bay
Bodega Bay + Point Reyes
Sonoma coast. Goat Rock. Alamere Falls — a 13-mile round trip to where the waterfall drops straight onto the beach.
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Baja
Ensenada + Valle de Guadalupe
Pacific coast, wine country, and the gateway to Baja. The Baja 1000 starts here.
Backcountry
Scouted + ledPhoto coming soon
Philmont
Philmont Scout Ranch — Eagle Scout
Cimarron, New Mexico. 140,177 acres in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. One of the formative expeditions that built the long game mindset.
Profile pages coming soon — tag crew members and forward them a link to fill in their own story.
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The Enchantments
The Enchantments, Washington
Permit lottery, technical terrain, larch season — one of the most competitive overnight permits in the country for a reason.
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Wasatch
Wasatch Range — Salt Lake City
Valley floor at 4,200 feet, ridgeline at nearly 12,000. Lone Peak Wilderness, Big Cottonwood, the Bonneville Shoreline.
Road Trips
The long way aroundPhoto coming soon
Bay Area
Grew up in Pleasanton, California
The East Bay. Competitive soccer — the equivalent of MLS Next before it was called that. Where the foundation was built.
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Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon + Route 66 country
Through Flagstaff and the canyon country of Northern Arizona. Kaibab Plateau, Painted Desert.
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Rockies
Boulder and Bozeman — the Rockies run
Indian Peaks Wilderness, Longs Peak, Gallatin range, Yellowstone ninety miles south.
International
Hawaii · Japan · MexicoPhoto coming soon
Hawaii
Hawaii — Coach Leighty covers it
The most remote island chain on Earth. Diamond Head, Koko Head, Haleakalā. Long Game already has people here and the Basecamp is open.
Coming — Preseason Run leg 2
CDMX
Mexico City — Preseason Run leg 2
Creative economy, tech, and Latin America's largest metro. Road trip stop on the way home from Baja.
More international spots incoming. Tokyo, Barcelona, Vancouver, Edinburgh — wherever the long game takes us, the trail log follows.
Home terrain.
Oregon, Washington, and the Cascades. The mountains that built the long game.
Oregon to Baja.
The Pacific coast from Portland down to Todos Santos.
Heavy packs, long miles.
The trips where everything is earned. Philmont, the Enchantments, the Wasatch.
The long way around.
Where you grew up, where the job took you, where the road just keeps going.
Wherever the game goes.
Hawaii, Japan, Mexico, Baja, and wherever the Basecamps open next.
Tag your teammates. Build the map.
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