Produced by Rainshadow Running, the Yakima Skyline 50K is a tough 50K that some have described feels more like a 50 miler. Expect stunning views of the canyon and of the Yakima river below as well as views of Mt Rainier and the Cascades off in the distance.
Olympic Adventure Trail (OAT) Run is a 50K, half marathon, and 12K trail race between Olympic National Park and the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
Produced by Rainshadow Running, the Yakima Skyline 25K takes place outside of Ellensburg, WA in and above the scenic Yakima River Canyon on lands that were part of the ancestral home of the Yakama people and associated tribes and bands.
The Trail Running Film Festival brings stories from around the world to help us explore our collective and individual potentials.
Hosted by Destination Trail, the Orcas Island trail races explore Moran State Park's many mountain lakes, treed single track trails, and 2,409 foot Mount Constitution on Orcas Island in the San Juan Islands of Washington State.
Meet other members of the Seattle-area running community at this low-key event: Do up to 10 repeats of the Chirico Trail on Tiger Mountain!
Hosted by Walla Trails and Community, Twilight 12 Hour was created to provide a fun and safe environment to run night miles between 7pm-7am.
Produced by Tacoma City Marathon Association, the Marathon and Half Marathon are point-to-point courses across the iconic Narrows Bridge and finishing at Tacoma’s beautiful Dune Peninsula Park, the Northwest’s premier waterfront neighborhood.
Tiger Claw is a unique challenge consisting of three of the most difficult ascents of Tiger Mountain’s West peaks.
Run 25K or 50K on a course that is 75% singletrack and 25% dirt/gravel service roads on the gorgeous Kitsap Peninsula.
Hosted by Go Beyond Racing, the Stumptown Trail Runs 50K is the only 50K held in Portland, and includes everyone’s favorite – Wildwood Trail in Forest Park – but also some lesser traveled and less well-known paths, with approximately 4,000′ of elevation gain.
In Run Super Series' Rainier to Ruston Relay, teams of 2, 3, 4 or 6 runners enjoy a 50-mile journey from the majestic base of Mount Rainier to the stunning waterfront of Tacoma.