Hosted by Evergreen Trail Runs, Devil’s Gulch is a challenging course with hot, dry high desert, wicked gulches, and huge rock hoodoos! Distances include a half-marathon, 50-Miler and 100-Miler.
Enjoy all that the Northwest has to offer in one beautiful ride: Mt Baker, Lake Whatcom, valleys, rivers, farmland, beaches and the Puget Sound. With rides varying from 22 to 100 miles, you’ll find a great ride for every member of the family.
Ride or race 27.4 miles and 6,700' of climbing to the 14,130 summit of Mt Blue Sky--on the highest paved road in North America.
Produced by the Greater Bellingham Running Club, this point-to-point, seven-mile trail race starts at Marine Park in south Bellingham and finishes at Larrabee State Park, the oldest state park in Washington.
Produced by South Whidbey Parks & Recreation District, the Whidbey Island Triathlon is a great first triathlon and a fun event for veteran triathletes.
Hosted by the Jerry Baker Memorial Velodrome, the Vision Grand Prix brings national class racing, top competitors, PNW race fans, and families together for an exciting weekend of competition and fun.
Hosted by Go Beyond Racing, the Mt. Hood Trail Runs are a Pacific Northwest classic with beautiful 50-mile, 50K, and 25K runs in the shadow of Oregon's highest mountain.
Join Seattle Running Club for Sunday morning trail runs on different local trails for ~10miles and ~3000′ of gain. We’re nice, come on out!
Join members of Seattle Running Club at Flying Lion Brewing in Columbia City every Monday for 5 miles (or 5K) at whatever pace you fancy.
Join the Greater Bellingham Running Club for a Monday “all paces” trail run at varying locations around the greater Bellingham area.
Hosted by Northwest Trail Runs, the Tuesday Night Trail to Grill series offers an opportunity to enjoy the long days of summer and get your trail fix on a weeknight. Distances range from 4 kilometers to 10 miles. Come make the most of summer evenings, and put these fun runs on your calendar!
Led by Fairhaven Runners' staff and volunteers, runs are 20 minutes out and 20 minutes back on two key routes divided into groups by pace.