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• Jefferson Healthcare RHODY RUN [runsignup.com]

  Sun, May 17, 2026 at 9:00 AM

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  Jefferson Healthcare Rhody Run

  Sunday, May 17, 2026

  Race Location

  The Rhody Run will take place at Fort Worden State Park, Port Townsend, Washington.

  Additional parking and shuttle service will be...

  Jefferson Healthcare Rhody Run

  Sunday, May 17, 2026

  Race Location

  The Rhody Run will take place at Fort Worden State Park, Port Townsend, Washington.

  Additional parking and shuttle service will be available from the Jefferson County Fairgrounds (4907 Landes St, Port Townsend, WA 98368).

  About the Event

  The Jefferson Healthcare Rhody Run is organized and produced by the Port Townsend Marathon Association, a charitable non-profit organization dedicated to fostering and encouraging runners of all ages—both in the school system and in the community at large. Nearly all aspects of this event are made possible by volunteers, and proceeds from the Rhody Run are returned directly to the community in the form of funding support for school sports programs and youth-oriented nonprofit organizations.

  Our goal is to produce a race where all runners—champion and beginner alike—feel that it is their race. We strive to live up to our long-standing motto:

  “The Run That Cares for the Runner.”

  Courses

  12K & 5K courses

  Updated 2026 course maps are available on the registration page.

  Parking & Transportation (Important)

  Parking at Fort Worden requires a valid Washington State Parks Discover Pass.

  Parking at Fort Worden is limited.

  Additional parking is available at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds.

  Shuttle service will be provided between the Fairgrounds and Fort Worden:

  Morning Shuttles: 7:30 AM – 8:45 AM

  Return: 10:45 AM – 12:00 PM

  The Fairgrounds are approximately ½ mile from Fort Worden, and participants may choose to walk to the start area.

  There is no public transit service on Sunday.

  Packet Pickup

  Friday & Saturday, May 15–16: Jefferson Healthcare (location and times TBA)

  Race Day Pickup: Parade Grounds at Fort Worden

  Awards & Championships

  Custom Port Townsend Foundry medals will be awarded to the top three (3) finishers in each USATF 5-year age group for men and women in the 12K:

  Under 14, 15–19, 20–24, 25–29, 30–34, 35–39, 40–44, 45–49, 50–54, 55–59, 60–64, 65–69, 70–74, 75–79, 80–84, 85–89, 90–94, 95–100

  USATF Road Championship Designation

  The 2026 Jefferson Healthcare Rhody Run has been designated by Pacific Northwest Track & Field as a Road Championship event for members of the Pacific Northwest Association of USATF in both the Open and Masters divisions (5-year increments beginning at 40+).

  Runners must be current PNTF/USATF members prior to race day to be eligible for championship awards and prize money.

  A runner’s age on race day determines division placement.

  Prize Money

  Open Division:

  Top three (3) PNTF/USATF finishers (male and female) who place in the top five overall:

  $300 / $200 / $100

  Masters Divisions (40+):

  First PNTF/USATF finisher in each 5-year age group who places in the top five of the Masters division:

  $100

  For championship eligibility questions, contact pntf@wolfenet.com.

  16.9 km
  200 Battery Way E, Port Townsend, Washington, 98368, United States
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  3.1 Miles 6.2 Miles Run Walk

• Gravel Unravel - Bon Jon Pass Out [peninsulaadventuresports.com] [Register at runsignup.com]

  Sat, Jun 13, 2026 at 8:00 AM

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  The Gravel Unravel Experience

  Gravel Unravel is an endurance gravel bicycling series on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington State. This series is brought to you by a partnership between Peninsula...

  The Gravel Unravel Experience

  Gravel Unravel is an endurance gravel bicycling series on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington State. This series is brought to you by a partnership between Peninsula Adventure Sports and La Vogue Cyclery This event is designed for those who wish to challenge their physical abilities to the maximum while enjoying the lushness of Olympic National Forest. Participants can ride short (23-32 miles), medium (46-55 miles), or long (69-80 miles) distances on majority gravel courses (percent varies by race/distance) while enjoying towering evergreens and vivid green moss and ferns. There are both competitive and non-competitive Gran Fondo style divisions, and all are welcome to give the Gravel Unravel a try on their own terms.

  We are grateful to our Series Sponsor Eleven Winery for making Gravel Unravel happen again for 2026! Eleven Winery has been with us since year one of Gravel Unravel, and we thank they for their unwavering support.

  • Race 1: Bon Jon Pass Out - June 13, 2026 (Peninsula Adventure Sports) - SPOTS LIMITED TO 400 RIDERS

  • Race 2: Why-Not-Chee - July 18, 2026 (La Vogue Cyclery) - SPOTS LIMITED TO 400 RIDERS

  Racing categories are Open, Open Masters (45+), Open Super Masters (60+), Non-Binary, Womens Open, Womens Masters (45+), Womens Super Masters (60+), Juniors (under 18), and Singlespeed. The top three overall winners (Men, Women, and More) in each distance will receive an award / podium.

  You can also Gravel Unravel in the non-competitive Gran Fondo style for the Short and Medium Courses. Loosely translated from Italian as “the big challenge”, think of it as more of a group ride or tour. Set your own goal, be it to go fast or ride for fun, or heck just to finish! E-bikes are allowed in the non-competitive ride as a separate category.

  Bon Jon Pass Out

  The village of Quilcene is perfectly placed at the base of the Olympic Mountains, and along Quilcene Bay. This town is synonymous with hospitality, and especially welcoming are the great folks at Worthington Park, where we will be based for the day. A portion of race proceeds will support the Quilcene Museum/Worthington Park and also to Count me in for Quilcene, both local non-profit organizations.

  After leaving Worthington Park, riders head for their first challenge – Bon Jon Pass. Luckily June is when the wild rhododendrons are in full bloom. Spotlighted against the deep green background of the forest, the blooms are sure to brighten up what might seem like an endless ascent. After Bon Jon Pass, enjoy the views and ridges, returning via Lords Lake Loop. Well, except the long course riders – they get to climb Bon Jon again!

  Pricing for Bon Jon Pass Out:

  • Adult pricing is $75 per person, regardless of distance.

  • Junior (under 18) = $35 (any distance)

  • Price increase of $10 one week ahead of the race

  • Race Bundle Get $5 off each race if you register for Bon Jon Pass Out and Why-Not-Chee at the same time.

  Price increase of $10 one week ahead of the race

  SPOTS LIMITED TO 400 RIDERS.

  What’s included in your Bon Jon Pass Out entry fee?

  In addition to an epic outdoor experience in the far northwest corner, all participants receive a professional, well-organized event, RFID timing, a well-marked course, on-course snacks and medical support, mechanical support, a finisher token of badassness, and post-race hot food and cold drinks. There will be a beer garden at the race finish should you want to purchase a frosty bevvie, and we will have Gravel Unravel t-shirts available for purchase as part of registration.

  Camping Options:

  • New for 2026, Worthington Park is doing a trial to allow 10 vehicles to camp at the park, in the main parking area. This will be van or car camping only (no large RVs, trailers, or tents). Cost is $20 which is a donation to the Historical Museum and used for the upkeep of the park. There will be Sanicans and drinking water on site. No campfires. You can reserve a spot as part of the race registration process. If you have already registered and want a one of the spots, go into your registration and click on "Add-on Management" and add it on. If all goes well, we hope they will increase the allowed number for next year.

  • If you prefer to be in a more secluded area, or have a large RV, trailer, or tent, we have once again arranged camping for riders 10 miles away at Twana Springs (Lake Leland) with Sheryl - click HERE to book a spot. We highly recommend camping at this beautiful property!

  • In Quilcene there is a county campground just behind the Community Center. 9 sites, first come first serve.

  • Dosewallips State Park 12 miles away - make reservations.

  Lodging

  Please see: North Hood Canal Chamber of Commerce or Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau.

  Refund Policy

  • No refunds, however you will have the choice during the registration process to buy cancellation insurance (coverage not available for Canadian riders). With the insurance, you can get a full refund if you are unable to attend the event due to several covered reasons including accident, illness and family emergency. Full insurance information HERE.

  • Transfers are allowed until 3 days before the race. Follow these instructions to transfer to another participant.

  • No deferrals to next year

  • If we are forced to cancel for any reason, runners will get a free transfer to the next year, or an 80% refund.

  Any other information, including course maps, can be found on our website.

  19.9 km
  Olympic Highway, Jefferson County, Washington, 98376, United States
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  32 Miles 55 Miles Cycling Gran Fondo Gravel Group Ride Run Trail

• Tour de Lavender [tourdelavender.com] [Register at runsignup.com]

  Sat, Aug 01, 2026 at 8:00 AM

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  About Tour de Lavender

  With vistas of the snow-capped Olympic Mountains, the blue expanse of the Salish Sea, and multi-hued fields of wondrous lavender to roam, the “Tour de Lavender” is more than...

  About Tour de Lavender

  With vistas of the snow-capped Olympic Mountains, the blue expanse of the Salish Sea, and multi-hued fields of wondrous lavender to roam, the “Tour de Lavender” is more than just a ride, it’s an experience! Since 2013, the Tour de Lavender has given cyclists from beginner to expert the chance to celebrate the stunning beauty of the Olympic Peninsula and enjoy the renowned lavender farms of the Sequim-Dungeness. Celebrate some more when you return to the finish area with pizza, beer garden, socializing. You can also pick up any purchases that you made at the farms, which we will transport back to the event finish area for you!

  Peninsula Trails Coalition

  Proceeds from the Tour de Lavender go to the Peninsula Trails Coalition, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, and are used for the construction and maintenance of the Olympic Discovery Trail, as well as advocacy and education.

  There are a number of ways to participate in the Tour de Lavender:

  • The 35-mile Fun Ride. The Fun Ride on the Tour de Lavender is a loop course and is for cyclists looking for a more casual, relaxed ride. The route is over mostly level terrain, and most of it is on low traffic country roads as well as the Olympic Discovery Trail, the Peninsula’s crown jewel of scenic bikeways.

  • The 64-mile Metric Century. The Metric Century is also a loop course. It is mostly over level or gently rolling terrain but incorporates two more challenging hill climbs. It follows backcountry roads and segments of the region’s premier scenic bikeway, and the Olympic Discovery Trail. Elevation gained on the route is more than 2,000 feet.

  Both courses visit multiple lavender farms. Each farm has a dedicated Tour de Lavender support station offering snacks, beverages, and quick access to mechanical support if your bike needs it. Each farm also has its own unique character, but all are dedicated to making your visit a memorable experience and truly “cyclist-friendly.”

  REGISTRATION OPENS JANUARY 1ST.

  Entry fees:

  Adult:

  • $80 January 1 - April 30

  • $90 May 1 - Jun 30

  • $95 July 1 - August 1

  Youth pricing: $35 ages 13-17 / $15 ages 12 and under

  Entry fee includes: swag bag, marked courses as well as paper and digital maps, pre-event and on-course mechanical support, fully-stocked snack stations at each farm and at Sequim Bay State Park, post-ride pizza (and a no-host beer garden to compliment it!), shopping service (we will transport your farm purchases back to the finish area for you), and more.

  See the Tour de Lavender website for full event information.

  NEW for 2026! MORE ways to experience Tour de Lavender and support the Olympic Discovery Trail

  Tour de Lavender Self-Guided

  This is for folks who either cannot attend on August 1 or prefer a more low-key experience while still supporting fundraising for the Olympic Discovery Trail. Participants ride either of the distances on any day between July 20 - 31 or Aug 2-15 (NOT on August 1st). We will provide a swag bag, paper and digital maps, and all of the information you need to have a lovely day visiting the farms, such as the schedule of farm operating hours, coupons, and more. Price is $55 per person.

  Refund and Return Policy

  • Tour de Lavender registration fees are nonrefundable. During the registration process, you will have the chance to buy refund insurance from BikeSignUp (not available to Canadians participants – rules of the insurance company not us or BikeSignUp), which will allow a full refund in certain circumstances including including accident, illness and family emergency. Full insurance information HERE.

  • Tour de Lavender registration fees are transferable to another rider for the current years event. Follow these instructions to transfer.

  • Tour de Lavender jerseys and T-shirts may be exchanged for a different size provided they are returned undamaged within seven days. No exchanges, refunds, or credits are available for any other Tour de Lavender merchandise.

  20.8 km
  Olympic Highway, Sequim, Washington, 98382, United States
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  34 Miles 64 Miles Cycling Run Trail

• Olympic Mountains [finishers.com]

  Mon, Sep 14, 2026

  19.3 km
  Jefferson County, Washington, United States
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  Olympic Run Trail

• Quilcene Oyster Races [runsignup.com]

  Sun, Sep 20, 2026 at 9:00 AM

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  Come and run or walk our Half Marathon, 10K, and 5K races in peaceful Quilcene on the beautiful Olympic Peninsula!

  The surroundings include woodlands, water, and mountains. All race proceeds benefit...

  Come and run or walk our Half Marathon, 10K, and 5K races in peaceful Quilcene on the beautiful Olympic Peninsula!

  The surroundings include woodlands, water, and mountains. All race proceeds benefit Quilcene-Brinnon Dollars for Scholars, which provides scholarships to high school seniors, recent graduates, and teachers to assist with their post-secondary/continuing education.

  All Half Marathon, 10K and 5K events are USATF Certified and Sanctioned. Our Duo events are for participants paired with riders in jogging chairs/strollers (or for our easy 5K, even baby strollers and wagons!). All riders register for free!

  The races begin and end at Worthington Park, site of the recently restored Victorian-era Worthington Mansion. Great scenery, awesome volunteers, and support for good causes make this a "can't-miss" event!

  Registration includes:

  • A commemorative Finisher Medal

  • One serving of local oysters after the race

  • One local craft beer after the race (21 and over)

  • Free open house at Worthington Mansion

  • Lots of fun!

  18.8 km
  151 E. Columbia St., Jefferson County, Washington, 98376, United States
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  5k 10k 13.1 Miles Run Walk