Lake Oswego Lake Run

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 journey

2026 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 Interpretive Center

• Run past the iconic 100-year-old Municipal Elevator

• Challenging 223-step run up stairs alongside Singer Hill Falls

• Beautiful views overlooking the Willamette River and Willamette Falls

• Run through the historic McLoughlin neighborhood and past attractions including Carnegie Library, McLoughlin House and Barclay House

The Kids Fun Run will start at 9:00am. It'll be divided into two groups: The younger group age 6 and under will run approximately 100 yards. The older group age 7-11 will run approximately 200 yards. The kids' fun race is untimed.

COURSE:

With an updated race route this year, the Oregon Trail® Game 5K is a fun yet challenging course through historic Oregon City. Get up, get moving, and don't die of a snake bite

United PDX 5K Fun Run

Location: Shelter #4, Cook Family Park, Tigard, OR

Date: June, 13, 2026

Start Time: 8:00am

United PDX Soccer Club, one of Oregon's largest youth soccer organizations, is excited to host its Third Annual 5K Run/Walk! By participating, you’ll help support nearly 3,000 youth soccer players, ages 4 to 19, as they pursue their passion for the game. This event promises a fun and active way to engage with your community while contributing to a great cause.

The Course:

Run or walk through Tigard’s scenic Cook Park, cross the beautiful Tualatin River, and enjoy the peaceful routes into Durham and Tualatin. The course is one flat, shaded 5K loop, making it perfect for participants of all ages and abilities.

Timing:

The race will be professionally timed by Eclectic Edge Racing.

Post-Race Activities:

After crossing the finish line, stick around for some post-race fun!

Support Youth Soccer:

All proceeds from this event go toward supporting the United PDX Soccer Club’s programs, helping kids in our community stay active and connected through soccer.

2025 Results are here: https://www.hubertiming.com/results/2025Ladybug

2024 Results are here: https://www.hubertiming.com/results/2024Ladybug

2023 Results are here: https://www.hubertiming.com/results/2023Ladybug

2022 Results are here: https://www.hubertiming.com/results/2022LadyBug

Join us for the 15th annual running of this unique and popular 5K/10K race on July 11, 2026! This stroller-friendly event takes runners on a scenic course through the open green spaces and forested paths along the Tualatin River in Tigard's Cook Park and neighboring areas, offering a fun and memorable experience for all participants.

Perks for Participants:

All 5K and 10K finishers will receive a shirt, medal and a race packet filled with goodies to celebrate their accomplishment.

Can’t join us in person?

No problem! Sign up for the virtual race and run your own 5K or 10K course—anywhere, anytime. As a virtual participant, you’ll receive a race bib, a shirt, and a medal to commemorate your achievement. Want to run with friends? Organize a group virtual run, and we’ll promote it on our website so others can join you!

Race Day Details:

To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone, the start line will remain open for 15 minutes, allowing for a staggered start and plenty of space.

Why We Run:

The best part? Proceeds from this event benefit the Ladybug CDH Foundation, whose mission is to: Raise public awareness about Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia (CDH), a potentially life-threatening birth defect affecting 1 in 2,500 children annually.

Fund critical medical research.

Provide direct support to families in the Pacific Northwest facing the challenges of CDH.

Survivor/Angel Signs:

We line the sidewalks at Cook Family Park with signs remembering and honoring Angels and Survivors. If you have a CDH Angel or Survivor you would like represented with a sign, please contact us at ladybugcdh@gmail.com. Send us a few sentences about their story and 2-3 photos. We'd love to be able to honor your CDH warrior.

Don’t wait—register today to lace up your shoes, make a difference, and help us support families impacted by CDH. Together, we can bring hope and make strides for this important cause.