Perpetua Coast Trail Run
Course HighlightsThe Perpetua Coast trail races take place on the scenic headlands and rainforest trails around Cape Perpetua, Oregon's highest coastal viewpoint at 803 feet above sea level. The half marathon course is a gorgeous point-to-point route with 2,500 feet of elevation gain and 2,600 feet of descent, featuring miles of stunning old-growth rainforest singletrack, panoramic coastline views from the summit of Cape Perpetua, and rocky bluff paths skirting the shoreline near Yachats. The 50K and 20-miler offer even longer
Columbia Gorge Marathon
Course HighlightsThe Columbia Gorge Marathon is set in one of America's most spectacular natural corridors — the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area — with courses along the Historic Columbia River Highway and through Hood River County's iconic orchard country. October timing means peak fall foliage on the basalt walls of the Gorge, golden leaves in the apple and pear orchards, and the dramatic snow-dusted peaks of Mount Hood and Mount Adams as a constant backdrop. The full marathon, half
Haulin Aspen Trail Marathon
Course HighlightsHaulin 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 DetailsThe
Crater Lake Rim Runs
Course HighlightsThe 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
McKenzie River Trail Run
Course HighlightsThe 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
Timberline Trail Marathon
Course HighlightsStarting near the iconic Timberline Lodge on the south slopes of Mount Hood at 6,000 feet elevation, the Timberline Trail Marathon offers one of the most dramatically alpine running experiences available in the Pacific Northwest. The course traverses the Pacific Crest Trail corridor, descends through old-growth forest, crosses swift mountain streams, and winds through wildflower-filled meadows in the Zigzag and Sandy River drainages. Snow is common on upper sections even in June, adding to the high-mountain atmosphere. Views of
Eugene Marathon
Course HighlightsThe Eugene Marathon course is one of the most historically meaningful routes in American distance running. Starting and finishing at Hayward Field on Agate Street, the course sends runners through the University of Oregon's iconic neighborhoods, south along E Amazon to Frank Kinney Park, and back through the university campus before joining the Ruth Bascom Riverbank Path System along the Willamette River. The half marathon loops west in Alton Baker Park before returning to Hayward Field for a finish
Cascade Lakes Relay
Course HighlightsThe Cascade Lakes Relay is one of the Pacific Northwest's most epic endurance adventures. The 216-mile course begins at Diamond Lake Resort in the shadow of Mount Thielsen and winds through the Oregon Outback, rural agricultural country, and remote high desert before climbing back into the Cascade Lakes Highway and finishing at Riverbend Park in Bend's Old Mill District. Teams see more cows than semi-trucks and smell ponderosa pines instead of exhaust. The 36 legs range from barely 2
Bend Marathon
Course HighlightsThe Bend Marathon starts and finishes at Bend's Old Mill District West Parking Area, one of the most picturesque race venues in Oregon. The course follows the Deschutes River Trail through Bend's scenic riverfront parks, climbing gently through neighborhoods with panoramic views of the Cascade Mountains — including Mount Bachelor, the Three Sisters, and Broken Top. The marathon starts at 7:00 a.m., with the half marathon at 8:00 a.m., 10K at 8:15 a.m., and 5K at 8:30 a.m. A
Newport Marathon
Course HighlightsThe Newport Marathon runs through the scenic streets of Newport, Oregon, one of the Oregon coast's most beloved towns. The course follows the shores of Yaquina Bay and takes runners past the working fishing harbor on the historic Bayfront, along the Pacific Ocean, and through Newport's charming residential neighborhoods. With both a full marathon and half marathon option, runners of all abilities can experience this coastal gem. Packet pick-up takes place the day before at Yaquina Bay Yacht Club.Race