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!

Since 2006 the Westside Mountain Bike Series has been the Pacific Northwest's early season mountain bike series with eight events.

Celebrate the University of Washington's spectacular cherry blossoms with a 5K, 10K, half marathon, or marathon! These events happen over the course of three days and two weekends.

Produced by Vicious Cycle, the infamous Gran Fondo Ephrata is a Pacific Northwest “spring classic” with 50 or 80 miles of primitive central WA back roads, plenty of climbing, and of course unpredictable spring weather.

Join Why Racing Events for the annual Couve Clover Runs--5k, 7 miles, or 10 miles on one of the prettiest courses in the Northwest!

Hosted by Snohomish Running Company, run a personal best at their World's Fastest 10K on the Centennial Trail.

Produced by ORBike, explore the very best of Portland's bikeways on the historically worst weather day of the year, while wearing a costume.

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.

Join Fleet Feet in Capitol Hill or Ballard for 3 to 6+ mile all paces runs.

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.

November Project is a free group workout at various locations around the US and the world. Seattle workouts happen every Wednesday, 6:29am at Seattle Center and 6:29am every Friday at rotating locations around the city.

November Project is a free group workout at various locations around the US and the world. Vancouver workouts happen every Wednesday at 6:30AM at Queen Elizabeth Park.

November Project is a free group workout at various locations around the US and the world. Portland workouts happen every Wednesday at 6:29AM at Salmon Street Fountain.

Join Run Hub for 3-mile and 5-and-a-half mile loops on Pre’s Trail (summer) and Willamette River path, for 3 or 5.5 miles (winter).

Join Run Hub in Eugene every Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. for a community run. Summer routes are 3 and 5 miles; winter routes are 3 and 5.5 miles. All paces are welcome, including a walking group.

Join weekly track and hill workouts with the Seattle Running Club at the Garfield High School track and other locations.

Join Flying Bike Run Club every Wednesday at Flying Bike Brewery for a 3+ to 5+ mile run, and enjoy a refreshing post-run pint with the crew to help replenish the disposition.

Join BBay Running for free weekly group runs open to all levels and abilities, at distances of 5-10km (3-6 miles). Optional post-run beer!

Join Fleet Feet Capitol Hill for a very social 3-mile jaunt through the neighborhood followed by food and drinks nearby. All paces welcome!

Meet up with the Frelard Run Club for a weekly run plus post-run visit of a Ballard brewery. Each week is a new route and new brewery.

November Project is a free group workout at various locations around the US and the world. Seattle workouts happen every Wednesday, 6:29am at Seattle Center and 6:29am every Friday at rotating locations around the city.

Produced by Northwest Trail Runs, the Whidbey Woods Easter Egg Run offers 5k, 10k, and Half Marathon distances. Putney Woods County Park features beautiful forest, flat to gently-rolling terrain punctuated by small but steep-sided ravines, and a mix of sweet winding singletrack and wider and straighter trails!

Celebrate the University of Washington's spectacular cherry blossoms with a 5K, 10K, half marathon, or marathon! These events happen over the course of three days and two weekends.

Produced by SnowGoat Skimo, the Wy’easter Skimo Series offers 3 courses over two-days where you will skin, ski/splitboard, and bootpack (or some combination of these) your way to the finish line.

Produced by Bike Monkey, Fish Rock covers 72.4 miles and 9,670 feet of elevation gain, and is a road bike race for people who aren't afraid of a little hardcore gravel.