It's back again this summer. Form a team or take on a section of the Pacific Crest Trail on your own. With this virtual race you'll have a goal distance to complete between July 1 and September 30, with all runs, walk, hikes anywhere counting (you do not need to actually run on the PCT). ENTIRE – The entire Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) is 2,653 miles, so probably a wee much for someone to do the whole thing solo. But you can…
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These are super fun and really low-key races on Wednesday evenings in Forest Park. The Summer Trail Series is five races and each one is a different route that is between four and six miles. Come out and explore some trails in the park with your new best friends. Race dates are: 7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28, 8/4.
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Want to carry a bunch of water on your back, uphill? Heck yeah! The Sherpa Showdown has become almost as popular as the Volcanic race. This is the weekend when we hike water into the remote aid stations for the race. We'll feed you well afterwards and we promise you'll feel your butt muscles the next day. We play a little game too, with a free race entry as the prize, for the person who carries the most weight compared…
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This is one of the toughest races you'll run, and you'll be so happy you did it. The Volcanic 50+K circumnavigates Mt. St. Helens on super technical terrain with non-stop views of what's left of her top as well as the neighboring Cascade mountains. The 25K gives you a good taste of the 50K, but in half the distance. New for 2021, this is a two-day event with the 50K on Saturday and the 25K on Sunday.
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A favorite way to spend a weekday evening - racing trails with friends. The Bend Trail Series consists of four low-key races at different trailheads. Each race is between four and seven miles and the courses are unveiled the Monday before the race. Complete at least three of the races to be in the Series standings. We host an awards party at 10 Barrel right after the final race.
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Run up the mountain and then right back down. The Gnar Gnar race is just 6 miles, but oof, it's not easy. There is almost 2,000 feet of gain and loss in this race. You reach the top in 3.5 miles and the bottom in 2.5 miles. Lung-burner going up and quad-burner coming down. Gnarly!
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The NUT 50K & 17M race is on one of the prettiest trails you'll find in Oregon. Oh, it's also kinda tough as it is technical and the course it a point-to-point uphill one. The trail lays alongside the North Umpqua River where you'll pass waterfalls and have many moments of temptation to jump into the cool water. You finish at Lemolo Lake, which is just north of Crater Lake National Park. This one is well-worth a long weekend to…
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If you're going to run 100 miles, you might as well do it where it is beautiful and the support is as good as it gets, and the buckle is awesome. The Mountain Lakes 100 starts and finishes at the Olallie Lake Resort. Racers run most of their miles on the Pacific Crest Trail between Mt. Jefferson and Mt. Hood.
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