Races Near Me: Upcoming Running Races

Formerly the ORRC Y2K Run, now Ralph's Run in honor of longtime ORRC member Ralph Brown, this event moves back to its original premise of a changing distance every year. Starting out in 1986 as the 8.6 in '86, it will now be 20.27K in 2027. You get a new PR every year! It also features a 10K run/walk, a 5K run/walk, and a kid's run. All events start at 9am and the course closes at noon. (There is an 8:30 start intended ONLY for 20.27K participants who can’t make the three-hour cut-off.)

Start Your Year the Rugged Way Kick off 2027 on the Oregon Coast with the Newport Resolution Run & Plunge — a gritty, beautiful, community-centered way to start the new year. Set at South Beach State Park in Newport, Oregon, this event brings together raw coastal scenery, winter grit, and one unforgettable finish-line tradition: the plunge. Choose your distance: Half Marathon A rugged mix of road and trail. The half marathon starts and finishes on pavement, with a challenging stretch through the Wilder Trail system in the middle. Expect coastal air, rolling terrain, and a course that asks you to earn the finish. The half marathon has a 2:45 cutoff for full course support, but we’ll be cheering you across the finish line either way. 10K & 5K Flat, fast, and welcoming for runners and walkers looking to start the year strong. The 10K and 5K are road out-and-back courses — perfect for chasing a New Year’s PR, building momentum, or simply showing up with your community. The Ultimate Coastal Finish The Newport Resolution Run & Plunge is built around one unforgettable tradition: finishing your race and taking the plunge. Our primary plan is to finish near the Pacific Ocean shoreline, where runners can celebrate by plunging into the ocean after crossing the finish line. If strong winds, surf conditions, or other coastal safety concerns make the ocean finish unfavorable, we will use our alternate finish and plunge location at the South Beach Marina. This keeps the plunge tradition alive while allowing us to make the safest race-day decision for participants, volunteers, and crew. The plunge is optional, but the memory lasts all year. Why Join Us? The Newport Resolution Run & Plunge is more than a race. It’s a bold beginning. It’s about starting the year with purpose, embracing the elements, and celebrating what your body and spirit can do. You’ll find rugged coastal beauty, human grit, warm community energy, and the kind of finish-line memory that sticks with you all year. Whether you’re chasing a goal, tackling the half marathon trails, running your first 5K, or plunging with friends, this is your invitation to start 2027 the rugged way. Registration Policies Refunds & Credits There are no refunds. Participants who cancel 30 or more days before race day may receive a 50% credit toward a future Ardor Adventures event. No credit is available for cancellations made within 30 days of race day. Transfers Transfers are allowed until December 21, 2026. A $10 transfer fee applies. Event Details Race Date: Saturday, January 2, 2027 Location: South Beach State Park, Newport, Oregon Distances: Half Marathon, 10K, 5K Start Times: Half Marathon 9:00 AM, 10K 9:20 AM, 5K 9:30 AM Medal: Included with registration Shirt: Optional $15 add-on Plunge: Included and encouraged. Primary plunge location is the Pacific Ocean shoreline, with South Beach Marina as the alternate location if ocean conditions are not favorable. Don’t Miss Out The Newport Resolution Run & Plunge is your chance to begin the year with grit, beauty, community, and courage. Register now and start your year the rugged way.

This race allows you to set your goals and Resolutions for 2027 and have fun doing it!  This race is a Half Marathon Relay done in teams of 4, 3, 2, or 1.  With the team of 3, one member will run two legs and the other two members will run one leg. First place awards to male/female/mixed relay teams in each group and male, female and non-binary individual. Costume contest for each relay group ( 4 person, 3 person, 2 person and individual).  YOU MUST SUBMIT A PICTURE OF YOUR TEAM IN FULL COSTUME TO @resolutionrelaybyob on Instagram THE MORNING OF THE RACE FOR JUDGING! Register before 12/11/2026 for guaranteed shirt and size preference as registrations after 12/11/26 will not receive a shirt. Registration closes at midnight 12/31/2026.

The races will be held on Sunday, January 17, 2027. The Half Marathon, 10K, and 2-mile races run on a flat course on country roads, surrounded by scenic farmland. There are water stations and toilets on the course. There is an early option for those expecting to take longer than 2.5 hours to run the Half Marathon. Day of race registration is an option, cash or check is preferred, but we will have an option for credit card. Race start times below - Half Marathon: 9 AM Half Marathon - early start: 8:30 AM 10k: 9:15 AM 2-mil: 9:15 AM All finishers will receive a medal as they finish. Awards will be given to the male and female overall and masters winners in the Half Marathon and 10K, as well as three-deep for age group winners, per 10-year age category. No awards will be given for the 2-mile race. Early starters' results in the Half Marathon will not be considered for overall or age group awards. There will also be many random prize giveaways from our generous sponsors! To become a sponsor, please contact us below. Packet pickup is in the junior high school gym starting at 7:00 AM, where race participants can relax, stretch, and stay warm. Families and friends can hang out in the gym, too. We will have a coffee cart on site, courtesy of I-Jive coffee. Since the race starts and finishes right in front of the gym, you can stay inside until the last minute! Afterward, you can celebrate your accomplishments in the school's cafeteria with hot soup! Proceeds from the race will benefit Cascade High School's track & field program, as well as provide scholarships to graduating high school seniors from the mid-Willamette Valley who wish to continue their education. *Day of race registration will be $5 more and can be paid with cash/check/credit card. **Day of registration is not guaranteed a finisher medal, as a limit has been ordered. Instead, a finisher ribbon will be awarded. ***Dogs are not allowed on the race course.

ORRC’s Annual Member and Volunteer Appreciation Banquet is a free lunch for all ORRC members and volunteers. We want to thank everyone for their committment to the club, and participation in our events. There will be Club awards, raffle prizes of gift cards from $10-$50, and a buffet catered by Chipotle for everyone to enjoy! This year's event will again be held at the Juanita Pohl Center, 8513 SW Tualatin Rd, Tualatin, OR 97062 There is plenty of free parking. ORRC members and volunteers, and their families can attend for free, but please pre-register for the event so we can get an accurate food count. Due to space limitations there is a cap of 150! We hope to see you all there!

Join us on Sunday, Feb 14 for the return of the Hot Cocoa Run! ⭐️ Race entry includes admission to all three days of WinterFest! ⭐️ Early registration will close on Thursday, February 11 at midnight. Any latecomers can sign up on-site on Sunday morning starting at 11 am. RACE STARTS AT NOON 🚨 Check-In Details 🚨 WinterFest entry is included with your registration! All Hot Cocoa Run attendees will receive an emailed WinterFest ticket to your email on file for the run. You will use this ticket to gain entry to WinterFest NOT your registration. Our volunteers at the entry gates can also look up your name if you can not find your WinterFest ticket. Don't forget to check in! Your QR code will be scanned to get your registration information. Print your QR code or have it available on your phone when you arrive. Check-In Options Bib pickup will be available at the Pavilion on race morning, Sunday February 14 Location: SEE COURSE MAP FOR EXACT LOCATION. We will do our best to have signage to direct you to the start area. Date: Sunday, February 14 Check In Time: 11 am -12 pm Race starts promptly at noon. A fun 5K with a full Hot Cocoa bar at the finish with toppings and Crater Lake spirits. This will be an untimed 5K loop on Sunday at noon during the Northwest’s biggest festival. A full hot cocoa bar with all the toppings and Crater Lake spirits, including espresso vodka, await one and all at the finish line. Costumes are encouraged!

Sunday February 15, 2026 10:00am start for all 3 races Noble Mountain Tree Farm - Located on Bethel Heights Rd NW Important Details: *No dogs or strollers are allowed for safety reasons. Packet Pickup Begins at 8:30 am—capacity of 400 total participants over the three distances. Day of Race Registration will end promptly at 9:30 am (unless capacity is reached before then). All Race Courses close at 12:00 PM. You must maintain an average pace of 12:40 per mile to complete the 15k Run. Club Member Discounts All current members of the Willamette Valley Road Runners Club will save $5.00 on their entry fee. Join WVRR or Renew today! Age-Based Discounts All Participants 19 and Under receive a $5.00 break on pricing! Club Members 19 and Under save $5.00 more!

What: Race Director Training Workshop When: Saturday, March 6 from 10:30am to 12:30pm Where: Hillsboro Public Library, Brookwood - 2850 NE Brookwood Pkwy, Hillsboro, OR 97124 Who: Those interested in learning more in becoming a race director for any event (not just an ORRC event). Why: Learn how to put on a running/walking event to raise money, encourage fitness, or raise awareness for a cause. Cost: FREE!!! Deadline to Register: Wednesday, March 3

The Wooden Shoe 5k/10k and 1/2 Marathon Tulip Trail Run is an off-road run through the tulip fields of the Wooden Shoe TulipFest. The 1/2 MARATHON route will start on the farm and include roadways surrounding the farm. Runners should be prepared for a variety of weather conditions, some mud and FUN! Admission to the festival is included in the run registration.

Welcome to the Bend Marathon, Half Marathon, 10k and 5k. With local ownership the 2026 events will be the best mountain town races anywhere. These are spectacularly scenic courses through West Bend emphasizing everything that makes Bend, Oregon great. You'll cruise around neighborhood parks, through ponderosa pine forests, along the mighty Deschutes River, and finish in a beautiful iconic Bend location to a hoppin' afterparty where the music is playing, delicious food is waiting, and you can relax because you just finished your best race ever! Join us for the 11th edition of the Bend Marathon, Half Marathon, 10k and 5k. SUNDAY APRIL 12, 2026

This scenic, 13.1 mile 'Tour de Corvallis' is mostly flat with two slow gradual climbs, and two gradual descents.The entire course is on paved roads, sidewalk and bike paths.The 5k is one of the flattest around. You can expect a PR on this course!

USATF Certified, chip-timed 5K in Estacada! Experience a challenging yet rewarding course that takes you through the scenic city of Estacada. Starting with a short but steep climb that tests your early race strategy, the course then rewards you with rolling hills through beautiful neighborhoods and parks before culminating in an exhilarating downhill on Broadway that will have you flying to the finish line in downtown Estacada.All proceeds go towards Estacada Parks & Recreation.

Picture yourself running a beautiful, tree-lined course along the 21 mile Banks-Vernonia State Trail.  Both events feature a gentle 7-mile, 400-foot downhill into Banks.  Hot soup, baked potatoes and hot showers await all runners and walkers. This Boston Marathon qualifier course, USATF Certified, is point-to-point, with 23 miles closed to vehicular traffic. The half marathon course is also USATF Certified.

Join us for the 38th annual Salmon Run which returns to Bend, Oregon on April 18, 2026. Distances include the HALF MARATHON (13.1 miles), 10K, and 5K races. All courses weave along the beautiful Deschutes River on trails and some pavement. Taking place in the spring, the Salmon Run is one of the first running events of the season and the essential tip-off to the local racing scene in Central Oregon. Traversing beautiful dirt and paved trails amongst junipers and pines, the race course winds through some of the most scenic natural areas in Bend and finishes on the lawn Riverbend Park. Make a weekend of it! Bring the kids for the Little Fry Run too! Course Details   The Salmon Run course takes runners along the beautiful and picturesque Deschutes River.  The half marathon course is 75% paved sidewalks and 25% trail.  The 10K course is 80% paved sidewalks and 20% trail.  The 5K is 65% paved sidewalks and 35% trail.  All courses will be marked with a combination of mile markers and directi

Run for Two Daughters Foundation at the 2026 Eugene Marathon, raise money to cover your registration costs, and support our mission of providing free peer grief support to young adults across the country! There's no more iconic place to achieve your running accomplishment than in Track Town USA! You can tackle the full 26.2 miles in the marathon, or sign up for the half marathon or 5k! Whatever you choose, you will be in the company of other Two Daughters Foundation team members and enjoy the beautiful scenery of South Eugene and the University of Oregon. To run for team Two Daughters Foundation, sign up and fundraise for your spot! The fundraising minimums are listed below. Two Daughters Foundation will send you a registration link once you've achieved your fundraising goal. All profits received by Two Daughters Foundation go towards our charity's mission of providing free grief support to young adults in Oregon and beyond that are navigating the serious illness or loss of

68-mile, 5 person running team or 24-mile, 4 person walking team.  Staggered start depending on predicted finishing time.  The slowest running teams (or those who want to get more value for money) will start at 6AM.  Runners start a the ADAPT parking lot in Roseburg, walkers start in Laverne Park, Coquille.  The race ends at the Coos History Museum (1210 N. Front St., Coos Bay).  Run Course https://97b381fa-c542-46d6-80ff-5f6f69765ddd.usrfiles.com/ugd/97b381_07e52d1771b1409f8f05e00f5a5cca30.gpx Walk Course Who says running is a lonely sport?  Grab four friends and start cheering!   Proceeds benefit Camp Millennium, dedicated to providing outdoor recreation activities to kids with cancer.

Hearts With A Mission, in collaboration with First Community Credit Union, will host the twelfth annual Hearts With A Mission Superhero Run on Saturday, May 1st, at Valley of the Rogue State Park. This event is held to raise awareness and support for at-risk youth, families and seniors in need in Southern Oregon. The Superhero Run is a family-friendly event that will include a 1-mile fun run, as well as a timed 5K, 10K and half marathon run. Participants are encouraged to wear their best superhero outfit during the race, prizes will be awarded for the best dressed. The event will begin at 8:00 a.m. with the half marathon. The 10K and 5K will start promptly after, with the 1-mile run starting at 10:00 a.m. This year’s KID ZONE is sponsored by [name] and is bigger than ever. Kids will enjoy jousting, corn hole, face painting, a 45-foot obstacle course, arts and crafts, and so much more. There will also be food trucks present.

Experience the fiesta, where the miles are lively, the vibes are caliente, and every finisher celebrates with a sizzling quesadilla at the finish line!

The North Lake Physical Therapy Gator Grinder Triathlon is an excellent introduction for the first-time triathlete, as well as a great early season event for the experienced racer.  All proceeds support the Canby Gators Swim Club.  Thank you for your support. Swim 500-yard (20 lengths, 10 laps) pool swim in a 6-lane, 25-yard pool, with up to 4 swimmers per lane. There will be volunteer lap counters. Drafting is permitted. The swim will be seeded by 500-yard swim-time submissions. Heat assignments will be e-mailed by the Thursday before the race. The first heat will be in the water at 7:30 a.m. Check-in at least one hour before your start. Bike The one-loop 12-mile bike course is over the beautiful rolling country roads that surround Canby. A bike helmet is mandatory. Drafting is not legal. Volunteers will manage traffic at intersections, but roads will be open to traffic and cyclists will be responsible for their safety.  Run The 3.1-mile run is mostly on roadways with about one-third

Calling all Happy Girls!! The 17th Annual Happy Girls Run series returns to Central Oregon with its first race of the season in Bend, Oregon. Participants of all abilities can choose from the all-women’s Half Marathon, 10K, or 5K races. You will be graced with gorgeous scenic views on a mix of trails, groomed paths, and paved surfaces. Cross the finish line and enjoy the post-race party with a fabulous gift bag and a unique Happy Girls medal. Adult beverages and food are provided. Grab your friends, make a weekend of it, design a team costume, and let's go, girls!

Please be aware that this race will sell out quickly! Sign up today to secure your spot! Join us on Sunday, June 14, 2026 at 8:30am or 10:30am (you will choose your start time when you register) for an exciting annual event that features the amazing scenery and landscape of Van Duzer Vineyards! Come explore their selection of unparcelled wines created in an unlikely place! Click here to review their wine options! With extra swag options for all wine lovers, walkers and runners, this race is a sure thing for a great time!  This race is timed and scored by J3 Timing. Results will be posted at www.J3Timing.com.  Registration Includes: T-shirt:  Super Soft Ring Spun Cotton t-shirt included! Wine Glass: Shatterproof, Collapsible, and Portable!Finisher Medal: Doubles as a Wine Stopper!Race Bib: Chip timed 5k run/walkResults Posted Online...and of course, a pour of wine!

Saturday, May 22, 2027 | Rood Bridge Park, Hillsboro, OR Join us for the first annual AMIGOS 5K, a family-friendly morning of running, community, and fun in support of Organización de Amigos (AMIGOS). Every dollar raised helps provide free after-school CrossFit and mentorship programming to elementary-age students across the Beaverton and Hillsboro School Districts. The morning kicks off with a Youth Fun Run for kids 12 and under, followed by a Teen 1K for ages 13-15, then the adult 5K along the scenic paved trails of Rood Bridge Park, winding past the Tualatin River, Woodland Pond, and the Rhododendron Garden. Whether you run, jog, or walk the course, everyone is welcome. You can be a seasoned runner or joining us for your very first 5K, this event is about showing up for the kids and families who make AMIGOS possible. Bring your crew, register as a group, and help us cross the finish line toward a stronger community. Event Details: Youth Fun Run (12 & under): Free, Woodland Pond + East Side Loop (~0.54 mi)Teen 1K (13-15): Free, Lake Side Loop (~0.68 mi)Adult 5K: $35 individual / $125 for a group of 5, 2 laps of paved perimeter trail (~3.1 mi)Location: Rood Bridge Park, 4000 SE Rood Bridge Rd, Hillsboro, OR 97123Walkers welcome, all paces and abilities encouraged All proceeds benefit AMIGOS's free youth programming

Included in the registration fee is an “End of the Oregon Trail” event shirt as long as you are signed up before May 1st. The Oregon Trail® Game 5k presented by Oregon City Schools Foundation is a run based on the 1980’s classic computer game, The Oregon Trail®! Runners are taken on an interactive journey where they’ll make decisions as if they were traveling from Missouri to Oregon. Will you float or ford the river, or die of dysentery along the way? Each decision you make along the trail will determine your ultimate fate. This one-of-a-kind event celebrates Oregon City’s heritage and encourages an active lifestyle and supports our local schools. Grab your pioneer bonnet and get ready to survive the journey2026 features the 5K, One Mile Walk and Free Kids Run!In addition to receiving a timed score, runners and walkers will also receive a game score at the end, based on the decisions they make  throughout the game.Course features include:• Start and end at the End of the Oregon Trail I

Experience a challenging and scenic trail run around Timothy Lake, featuring single-track forest trails, rustic bridge crossings, and stunning views of Mt. Hood in the heart of Oregon’s Cascades.

Join us June 6, 2026 and get ready to Conquer the Canyon - HALF MARATHON (13.1 miles), 10K, and 5K! And the return of the 5K Doggie Dash! Cruise through Redmond’s Dry Canyon Trail which boasts stunning high desert geological features and peaceful scenic surroundings. The majority of the Dry Canyon is a nature preserve with steep rocky walls - a tribute to the area’s volcanic past. The course also weaves through Redmond's town center. Catch impressive natural views and traditional city scenes featuring pavilions and historic landmarks. Choose your distance: 5K, 10K or 1/2 marathon. Each race is professionally chip-timed by Eclectic Edge Racing and supported by outstanding event staff and medical personnel who are there for you at every turn. Meet friends and family at the post-race party with music, food and drink! Beautiful custom-designed medals await every runner at the finish line. RACE SCHEDULE Packet Pickup: Friday, June 5 from 2-6pm at SCP Redmond Hotel (Downtown Redmond). Yo

Haley's Heroes Foundation presents 7th Annual RUN FOR THE RARE, a 10k, 5k and 1 mile run/walk to support International Batten Disease Awareness Day.  Did you know that Rare is everywhere? Join us as we run on Sunday, June 14, 2026. 1 in 10 people have a rare disease and 50% of those are children. There are more than 7000 known rare diseases and an estimated 350 million people globally diagnosed with a rare disease. YET, 95% of all rare diseases don't have a FDA approved treatment or cure. Let's run (or walk) to change the course of the lives for all those with rare disease. Post pictures at #RUNWALKFORTHERARE!   The race will start and finish outside of the Pavilion in the North Meadow. Starting time is 10am and all participants should be finished by 1pm. Cost is $45 for adults and $35 for children. Registration fee includes a food coupon for snacks and ice cream. June 13 - Early packet pick up is 2pm-4pm at Gallagher's Fitness | 135 Commercial St NE, Salem, OR 97301Jun

Best in the West Triathlon Festival - Designed by athletes, for athletes! Nestled in the foothills of the Cascades and fed by the Santiam River, Foster Reservoir offers premier recreation facilities to the outdoor enthusiast and an excellent location for a triathlon festival. Swim in the beautiful Foster Lake. Miles of low use roads wind through the hills and along the river, providing an exhilarating ride for the cyclist. Following the wooded shoreline, the run course offers relief from the summer sun. To top off your race experience, we put on an awesome post race party! We put together a HUGE BBQ with local produce just for you! After you fill up on delicious food, top it off with a couple of ice cold beers, ciders or beverages on us, and enjoy the live music and awards ceremony. With a family friendly atmosphere and races for all ages and abilities, you’ll find yourself hanging around for the whole weekend. A large, well kept campground is the final component of the equation fo

PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THIS EVENT WILL SELL OUT SO PLEASE REGISTER ASAP! Like Running or Walking?  Love Wine?  This race is for you!  Join us on Saturday, June 20, 2026 at 8:30am and 10:30am for an exciting annual event that features the amazing scenery and landscape of Helvetia Vineyards & Winery!  Helvetia Vineyards and Winery is located in the foothills of the Tualatin Mountains, the northernmost grape growing area in the Willamette Valley and just 25 minutes from downtown Portland. So, whether you are looking to run, walk or just enjoy the wine, this race is a sure thing for a great time and an incredible experience!  This race is timed and scored by J3 Timing.  Results will be posted at www.J3Timing.com.  Registration Includes: T-shirt:  Super Soft Ring Spun Cotton t-shirt included! Wine Glass: Shatterproof, Collapsible, and Portable!Finisher Medal: Doubles as a Wine Stopper!Race Bib: Chip timed 5k run/walkResults Posted Online...and of course, a pour of wine!

Experience the celebration, where the miles are full of dad energy, the vibes are upbeat, and every finisher celebrates with a stack of fluffy pancakes at the finish line!

Join us on Saturday morning, June 20, 2026 to celebrate the summer solstice with Dave's Solstice Run 5K at Blue Lake. This event is named after Dave Green, a long-time ORRC member and volunteer. Dave was an active board member, joining in 1981, and becoming president in 1992. Race director for multiple events, including the original Blue Lake Runs, Dave was also the “Treasurer Extraordinaire” and was instrumental in helping the club through some tough times financially in the past. This event epitomizes Dave Green, and his love for low-key, family friendly events.

Join us for the 43nd Annual PDX Triathlon Festival at Blue Lake Regional Park and kick off the summer racing season. The fun begins on Sunday where athletes compete on our scenic, flat and fast course in either the Super Sprint, Sprint or Olympic Distances. NEW: A 5K on Sunday or try our Paddle Triathlon for those of you who would rather kayak or paddle-board! Relay options are great for friends, family & co-workers! The Annual PDX/Blue Lake Triathlon was started by the Portland Triathlon Association and Frank Goulard, who is still an active, local Masters Triathlete. He participates in many of our events so come on out and meet the legend, the man who started it all for us here locally! This weekend festival offers an Olympic and Sprint Distance Triathlon, Duathlon & AquaBike, and a Super Sprint course that offers shorter distances for those new to the sport or just going for pure, raw speed. The Super Sprint is also a great event for our Junior Triathletes! Recognized by NW t

Celebrate the 4th of July with the Molalla Firecracker 5k.  Enjoy cheers from spectators as you follow the parade route through town.  Start and Finish are at Heckard Field.

Stayton Fun Run Since 1983 Stayton has been celebrating fitness and this family tradition on the 4th of July. Both the runs and walk of this annual event will take place on asphalt and cross-country surfaces. The courses are excellent for the competitive runner, fun runner and walker. The Runs and Walk is being held in conjunction with Stayton’s 4th of July festival. The festival features such activities as a Kid’s and Grand Parade, a community dinner, band concerts, variety show, kid’s games, food booths and a fantastic fireworks display. So, there is much to do after the race is over. The MOST PATRIOTICALLY DRESSED RUNNER will win a patriotic denali blanket a $130. value  WHEN: Every JULY 4th, starting at 9:00 a.m. (DAY OF REGISTRATION FOR TIMED RESULTS WILL END @ 8:45 AM) ***8:30am Race Day Scout Flag Ceremony (start your 4th of july off right)*** WHERE: Starts at the Stayton Community Center – 500 W Burnett St. (Off 1st St.). Stayton is 15 miles east of Salem on Highway 22

PLAYTRI - OFFICIAL TRIATHLON STORE OF IRONMAN We bring our expert in-house mechanics and triathletes to IRONMAN® Events and offer the highest quality rentals, repair and maintenance services for you and your bike. From race ready tunes up to complete overhaul packages, we'll keep you riding and racing smooth on the road! We are a full-service shop available onsite to take care of additional services leading up to and on race day.

RACE AT THIS HISTORICAL EVENT AND STUNNING VENUE! Hagg Lake Triathlon – Rich in Beauty, Rich in Tradition! Come race at the 45th Anniversary of the Annual Hagg Lake Triathlon & Off-road Endurance Sports Festival, one of the oldest and most gorgeous Triathlon courses in the nation! Now offering an Off-Road Triathlon, Half Marathon Trail Run, 5K Trail Run & Camping! Olympic & Sprint Triathlon, Duathlon & AquaBike & NEW OFF-ROAD SPRINT TRIATHLON, DUATHLON & AQUABIKE, Half Marathon Trail Run, and 5K TRAIL RUN! The modern sport of triathlon had its modest beginnings with an event held in Mission Bay in San Diego, CA on September 25, 1974. There were 46 athletes that day. Seven years later, Hagg Lake Triathlon became one of six stops on the Bud Light Triathlon Series Tour drawing about 500 athletes, with Dave Scott coming out on top. Today, as one of the nation’s oldest and longest-running triathlon events, Hagg Lake enters its 38th year and it continues to draw upwar

Mountain Trail Running Has Never Been Better One of Oregon’s favorite trail full marathon and half marathon races returns for the 22nd year on Saturday, August 8th, 2026.  No pavement here. Featuring a full all-trail marathon, a half marathon, and a 6.5-mile course (dubbed the “Half As”), the Haulin’ Aspen features beautiful trails that wind through the Deschutes National Forest, showcasing some epic views. With varying terrain and elevation, the cool wooded pine setting provides a challenging and exciting experience. Enjoy the beautiful single track, steep trails, fast descents, and amazing views starting at an elevation of nearly 5500'. Make it a destination this summer – Bend and the Cascades welcome you!

Beat the heat and treat yourself at the Popsicle 5K/10K/Half Marathon—a sweet celebration of summer miles and frozen rewards. Whether you’re racing the speedy 5K, cruising through the 10K, or going the distance in the Half Marathon, this event is designed to be fun, festive, and refreshingly cool from start to finish. We will be gathering at Kiwanis Park in Eugene, OR. When you cross the finish line, your reward is waiting: a delicious, ice-cold popsicle to help you chill out and celebrate your accomplishment. Every finisher will also receive a custom Popsicle-themed finisher medal—bright, bold, and worthy of showing off. Awards will be presented in all three distances to the top three male and female finishers in standard five-year age groups, beginning with 10 & Under. Whether you’re chasing a podium spot or just looking for a cool way to log some summer miles, the Popsicle 5K/10K/Half Marathon is the perfect blend of fun and fast.

Runners and walkers of all ages and skill levels are invited to enjoy a fun, fast and beautiful course in Salem, Oregon. After the race, be sure to stay and enjoy music and awards, cheer on our kids race runners and enjoy award-winning Oregon wines and craft beer! Sunday September 13, 2026Riverfront Park - Salem, OR Event Start Times: 8:00 am - Half Marathon8:05 am - 10K8:10 am - 5K10:30 am - Kids Run (untimed kids 0.4 mile run or walk) What's Included: Official Race ShirtSpecial Finisher MedalAn awesome finisher party including live music and award winning Oregon beer wine & ciderOverall awards for top three male and female finishersMasters (40+) awards for top three masters male and female finishers in each race distanceAge group awards for top three male and female finishers per category (See Below)An amazing day amongst friends, new friends and fellow participants!   Key Event Details: Dogs and strollers are not allowed on the course. If you have little ones interested

What’s Included in Your Registration Fee: A scenic, untimed 5K route through Drake Park and downtown Bend, along the beautiful Deschutes River.Four craft beer stops featuring local breweries along the race course.Entry to The Little Woody Festival, where you can enjoy: A Little Woody Tasting GlassSix drink tokens for beer or cider of your choiceLive music, games, and barrel-aged brews. Costume contest prizes for the best-dressed participants—grab your friends and get creative!Event bib for the race. Event Details: Check-in: Begins at 11:00 AM at The Commons Café (875 NW Brooks St., Bend, OR).Pick up your bib and get ready to run! Race Start: The race kicks off promptly at 12:00 PM outside The Commons Café. Course Information: This untimed 5K is all about the experience—run, walk, or jog while enjoying beer stops and the lively atmosphere. Finish Line: The finish brings you directly into The Little Woody Festival, where your post-race celebration begins! Important Notes: This is a 21&#4

The beloved Bark Bash is now part of Bend Oktoberfest—bigger, better, and borkier than ever! We’re bringing your favorite dog-friendly competitions to the main stage, and it’s all for a good cause. 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | The 2026 Bark Bash Dog Races & Dog ShowHosted in partnership with the Humane Society of Central Oregon 2:00 PM – Wiener Dog Races2:30 PM – Running of the Bulldogs3:00 PM – Corgi Crush3:30 PM – Mutt Strut Dog Show Day-of registration for all dog events opens at 1:30 PM Race Requirements: All race competitors must be purebred Dachshunds, Bulldogs (English or French), or Corgis. Dog Show: All breeds and mixes are welcome for the Mutt Strut! Categories may be split by size. Note: All dogs must show proof of rabies vaccination to participate. Support a Great CauseAll proceeds from Bark Bash registration fees benefit the Humane Society of Central Oregon, helping to support their vital rescue and wellness programs. At just $20 per registration, you’re not only having fun—you

Join the 4th Annual Crystal Creek Run in Eddyville, Oregon!! Get ready for an unforgettable day of competitive running, community spirit and family-friendly fun, all while supporting a great cause – fundraising for the Eddyville Charter School. (See the About Us tab.) Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or just looking to enjoy a day outdoors, our scenic event features three official chip timed race distances: 5K, 10K and half marathon.

Get ready for a spooky-good time at the Monsters & Mimosas 5K, where Halloween fun meets festive celebration! This spirited run invites ghosts, goblins, and costumed creatures of all kinds to hit the course for a frightfully fantastic fall morning. Join us at Diamond Lake Resort where all race participants will receive a custom finisher medal, a race-themed shirt, and a refreshing mimosa waiting for them at the finish line—because even monsters deserve a little sparkle after a solid run! We'll have juice and water for those under 21. We’ll also be recognizing top finishers with awards in the usual five-year age groups starting at 10 & under, giving everyone a chance to show off their speed along with their costumes. Join us for miles, mimosas, and a whole lot of Halloween magic!

Welcome to the 34th Annual Oxford Classic! This meet has become one of Central Oregon’s longest-running and most competitive cross country traditions. Each year it brings together teams from across the region for a high-level mid-season competition. For the first time, we are excited to add a Community 5k — open to everyone who wants to be part of the action! The Oxford Classic will be held at Drake Park in Bend, Oregon. The course follows a loop through the park along the scenic Deschutes River, featuring a mix of grass and paved pathways. It is flat and fast, with wide stretches designed to accommodate pack racing and plenty of areas for spectators to cheer.

Join the Fun and Volunteer! By signing up to volunteer, you'll not only have an unforgettable weekend but also experience the incredible satisfaction of giving back to your community and meeting new like-minded people. 🤝 Community Connection: Volunteering at festivals and races is an excellent way to make new friends and immerse yourself in the community spirit. ✨ Perks Galore: As a volunteer, you'll enjoy some fantastic benefits, including a discount on an upcoming LIOE Race or even entry to an upcoming LIOE Festival! Don't miss out on this chance to be a part of something truly special. Join us in making this event a soaring success by becoming a volunteer today! 🎉

Get ready for a spine-tingling race experience at the Running Scared 5K & 13K—where thrills, chills, and fast times collide! Whether you’re brave enough to tackle the 5K or daring enough to conquer the 13K, this Halloween-themed event delivers a fun and festive atmosphere perfect for runners of all levels. Costumes are encouraged, so come dressed to impress (or frighten) as you take on a course filled with seasonal spirit. We will gather at Kiwanis Park in Eugene, OR. All athletes will receive a long-sleeve race shirt—perfect for those crisp fall mornings—and a custom finisher medal to commemorate their accomplishment. For those looking to push their limits, take on the Deadly Double by completing both the 5K and the 13K. It’s the ultimate test of endurance and Halloween courage! Competitive runners will have plenty to race for. Awards will be presented to the Top Three Male and Female Overall finishers in both the 5K and 13K, as well as the Top Three in Masters, Grand Masters, and Senior Masters Overall categories. In addition, the top three athletes in each of the traditional five-year age groups will receive awards in both race distances. For those taking on the Deadly Double, special recognition will be given to the Top Three Male and Female finishers who complete both races. Whether you’re running for fun, fitness, or a frightfully good challenge, the Running Scared 5K & 13K is sure to be a hauntingly good time you won’t want to miss!

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

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