Hop Hop Half Marathon
Course HighlightsHop Hop Half runs along the scenic shores of Lacamas Lake in Camas, Washington, a short drive east of Portland across the Columbia River. The course showcases spring wildflowers, towering Douglas firs, and the sparkling lake on a well-maintained route that's challenging but accessible for all abilities. With five distances — half marathon, 15K, 10K, 5K, and a 1-miler — the whole family can participate on Easter Saturday.Race DetailsProduced by Foot Traffic, Portland's iconic local running retailer, Hop Hop
Three Capes Relay
Course HighlightsThe Three Capes Relay follows the legendary Three Capes Scenic Loop on Oregon's northern coast, passing through or adjacent to six state parks, two national wildlife refuges, and multiple county parks. Starting beside Cape Meares Lake, the five-leg, marathon-distance course traverses Cape Meares Lighthouse, the cliffs above Oceanside, the Whiskey Creek Fish Hatchery, Cape Lookout State Park, and Sand Lake before finishing at Web County Park near Pacific City. Nearly 2,400 feet of total climbing rewards runners with world-class
Worst Day of the Year Run
Course Highlights The Worst Day of the Year Run takes place at McMenamins Edgefield, the legendary Portland-area resort and entertainment compound in Troutdale, Oregon. The course consists of 1.55-mile laps on packed gravel paths with short, rolling hills and stunning views of the Columbia River and Mount Hood. Two laps make a perfect 5K. With optional chip timing, runners can track their results while embracing the celebration atmosphere. Race Details Held each February — the worst month for weather in the Pacific Northwest
St. Patrick’s Day Dash
The St. Patrick’s Day Dash is a historic Seattle tradition and one of the Northwest’s largest themed running events, featuring a 5K race followed by a festive post-dash bash [St. Patrick’s Day Dash](https://stpatsdash.com/race-info/). Course Highlights The 5K course starts and finishes at Seattle Center, winding through the shadow of the Space Needle [St. Patrick’s Day Dash](https://stpatsdash.com/race-info/). Participants run through the South Lake Union neighborhood, passing the Amazon Spheres and looping through the business district [St. Patrick’s Day Dash](https://stpatsdash.com/race-info/). The route includes an
Crater Lake Rim Runs
Course Highlights The Crater Lake Rim Runs take place entirely along the rim of Crater Lake in Crater Lake National Park, one of America’s most awe-inspiring natural landscapes. All three running distances and the walk option follow the paved Rim Drive — with the final four miles of the marathon on dirt and pumice cinder roads — at elevations ranging from 5,980 to 7,850 feet above sea level. The panoramic views of Crater Lake, formed by the collapse of ancient Mount
Race for the Roses
Course Highlights The Rip City Race for the Roses weaves through the heart of Portland starting from Rose Quarter Commons, the plaza between Veterans Memorial Coliseum and Moda Center. The course showcases Portland’s vibrant downtown neighborhoods and riverside paths, with the start and finish framed by the iconic Rose Festival atmosphere. All distances begin between 7:30 a.m. and 9:00 a.m., with early finishers crossing the line just after 8:00 a.m. Race Details Organized in partnership with the Royal Rosarians — Portland’s official ambassadors
Whidbey Island Marathon and Half Marathon
A scenic Pacific Northwest marathon known for its unique crossing of the iconic Deception Pass Bridge and its festive atmosphere coinciding with the Holland Happening Festival. Course Highlights The marathon features a point-to-point course starting at the Bowman Bay Boat Launch and includes a rare crossing of the Deception Pass Bridge, which is closed specifically for the race. Runners wind through tranquil farmland, the Silver Lake area, and past the US Navy Seaplane Base before a scenic downhill finish along the Oak
Haulin Aspen Trail Marathon
Course Highlights Haulin Aspen Trail Marathon & Half Marathon runs through the spectacular trail network surrounding Sunriver Resort and the Deschutes National Forest in Central Oregon. The course winds through golden aspen groves (at their most spectacular in late summer), old-growth ponderosa pine forests, and open meadows with sweeping views of the Three Sisters, Mount Bachelor, and Broken Top. The marathon and half marathon share the same scenic forest terrain, making this one of Central Oregon’s premier late-summer trail experiences. Race Details The
Kaiser Permanente Seafair Torchlight Run
The Kaiser Permanente Seafair Torchlight Run is a vibrant evening 5K that kicks off the festivities of the Seafair Torchlight Parade on the Seattle Waterfront. Course Highlights The course is set against the stunning backdrop of the revitalized Seattle Waterfront, featuring a route that highlights the city’s newest public spaces. Runners will experience a flat and fast path with beautiful, unobstructed views of Elliott Bay and the Seattle skyline. The race starts and finishes at Pier 62, providing a central hub for
McKenzie River Trail Run
Course Highlights The McKenzie River Trail Run follows one of America’s most spectacular trail running routes, tracing the McKenzie River through the Willamette National Forest on a 31-mile point-to-point course from Carmen Reservoir (near Koosah Falls and Icecap Campground) to the finish line across from the McKenzie River Ranger Station. The trail passes two spectacular waterfalls — Koosah Falls and Sahalie Falls — skirts the crystalline shores of Clear Lake, traverses ancient lava fields, crosses log bridges over the turquoise McKenzie