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Choose from a chip-timed 5k or 10k and enjoy majestic mountain and water views on this pretty route. Runners are likely to see one of several resident bald eagles or perhaps even hear the sea lions barking from the water. Fun, friendly atmosphere with amazing small town support. Awesome finisher's medal. Walkers & families welcome. Teams & Families save $$!
Join us for the 4th annual Kenmore Quad event, presented by the City of Kenmore! Event takes place Saturday August 22nd from 9am - noon. This unique event takes the traditional triathlon to the next level with an added paddling component (kayak or SUP). Limited watercraft rentals are available while supplies last.
Take on this challenge solo or enlist a group of friends (up to 4 participants in a relay) to enjoy the scenic Kenmore waterfront.
This event is not timed so just relax and have fun in this non-competitive community activity. This year participants will receive a t-shirt included with registration (one shirt per registrant). All participants will also be entered into a drawing for great prizes.
The event components start and end at Log Boom Park and showcase Kenmore's waterfront parks, bike paths, and pedestrian facilities. Course routing subject to change.
Swim: Log Boom park beach (1/4 mile swim)
Bike: A gentle ride on the Burke-Gilman and Sammamish River Trail to Wayne Golf Course area and back (6 mile bike)
Run: One way from Log Boom Park on the Burke-Gilman Trail to Tl'awh-ah-dees Park (1.6 mile run)
Paddle: One way from Tl'awh-ah-dees Park to Log Boom (1.3 mile paddle)
Event is restricted to 18+.
What started years ago with Jam Over the City as part of Grouse Mountain’s event legacy now evolves into its next natural chapter. Built from that same grassroots, community-driven energy, the focus shifts from the terrain park scene into the MTB world with the launch of Dirt Over the City at Grouse Bike Park.
Dirt Over the City is a new grassroots midweek race series launching in 2026 at Grouse Bike Park, bringing together the local riding community — and beyond — for a fun, fast, and progressive race experience high above the city.
Backed by heavy hitters in the scene, Comor Sports and Giant Bicycles are stepping in as official Gold Sponsors, Essential Cycles has come on as the Silver Sponsor bringing the heat with stacked prizing and serious support for the series.
The series features three standalone race events, each with its own unique course design. Every course is fully lap-able via the Screaming Eagle chairlift, keeping racing accessible, efficient, and focused on flow, progression, and maximum ride time.
This series is built to:
Showcase local riding talent and North Shore culture
Create an inclusive, competitive, and fun race environment
Support rider progression from intermediate through advanced levels
Build community through consistent midweek racing
Riders can register for individual events or go all-in on the full race series and unlock 20% off—perfect for those ready to commit and save.
Race Dates:
[DEL: June 17 :DEL] complete!
July 22
August 26
Come and join us on Saturday August 29th, running or walking the beautiful trails of Crippen Park on Bowen Island!
8:45 am: Kids' 1.0K run
9:15 am: 10K run and 5K run/walk
10:30 am: Prize giving on the Library lawn
Online registration starts on June 15 and ends on August 28th at 9:00 pm. On-site registrations accepted on Saturday August 29th from 7:45 am on.
This year we are excited to encourage everyone to register on a TEAM! Your team can have as many people as you want but must be more than 2 people. How about a family team - the Smith Team?!
New information this year: We have shortened the kids' run to ONE K (from 1.5K) to allow younger kids to easily finish the run.
We have a $75 family registration fee, valid for grandparents, parents and kids, up to 5 family members. Here is how to do it:
Click on the Family Pack button and register yourself in a sub-event.
Click on Add Another Registrant.
Remember to CLICK ON FAMILY PACK FOR EACH MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY BEFORE choosing their sub-events (10K, 5K, etc.).
You will be charged only $75 at the end of your transaction! If not, please don't pay, but go back to the sub-event for family members as it is easy to miss the details. Contact us at 604-828-3249 if this still doesn't work for you. We will arrange a refund or guide you through the process.
If you're on your own, there is a $35 individual registration fee for 5km and 10km distances, or $10 for a child in the kids' run.
We are not selling new T-shirts this year, but on run day there will be a variety available from previous years at very good prices!
Your registration fee (and your donation) goes directly to Komera Canada, a registered Canadian charity that supports young women at high school and university in Rwanda;. They depend on us to complete their education, so please bring your family and friends to join us for the run/walk on August 29th!
Join us atop Blackcomb Mountain for one of the most popular events in the 5 Peaks Trail Running Series in British Columbia.
Distances for all ages, abilities, and ambitions.
For course info, race day schedule, and more please visit https://www.5peaks.com/whistler-blackcomb
For questions leading up to the event, please join our 5 Peaks Trail Running Series group and connect with members of the 5 Peaks community!
This clinic will help prepare you for both the Hallow’s Eve and The Phantom Run race events. You will run with experienced, friendly clinic leaders and who will share their skills. The clinic will cover trail running technique, gear, hydration, navigation, safety, trail food, trail etiquette, and more.
Please note that our race location has changed.
We will now be at McCollum Park Athletic Field instead of Langus Riverfront Park.
Race Information
The race starts at 8:30 AM.
Packet pickup starts 30 minutes before the race and ends 10 minutes before the race starts.
All runners must register on RunSignup.
No on-site registration.
Additional Information
Park at the North Creek Trail.
5K & 10K Course (1.56M)
https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6684603717/
The course is an out-and-back
The 5K does the out-and-back one times.
The 10K does the out-and-back two times.
Half Marathon & Marathon Course (1.64M)
https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/5512610194
The course is an out and back.
Half Marathon does the course four times.
Marathon does the course eight times.
Course Time Limit
6 hours.
Finisher Medals
https://usroadrunning.com/FinisherMedals.php
Shirt and Gear Shop
https://usroadrunning.com/Gear.php
Best Costume
https://usroadrunning.com/BestCostume.php
Series Points
https://usroadrunning.com/S.php
Awards
https://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php
Frequently Asked Questions and Information
https://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php
US Road Running
The Vancouver Aquathlon is a fast, fun swim-run race held at beautiful Second Beach in Stanley Park. The event begins with a 750m open-water swim in English Bay, alongside athletes participating in the Second Beach Open Water Swim. After exiting the water, athletes head into a quick transition at Second Beach before launching into a scenic 2.5 km run along the world-famous Seawall.
Join us for a fun and energetic morning in Vancouver’s most iconic waterfront venue.
Distance:
• 750m Swim (English Bay)
• 2.5 km Run (Stanley Park Seawall)
Event Features:
• Scenic waterfront run
• Safe, fully supported swim course
• Individual & Relay team categories
• Finisher medal & event cap
• Perfect for all experience levels!
The Second Beach Open Water Swim is a signature highlight of the Vancouver Triathlon race weekend. Athletes can choose from three distances — 750m, 1.5km, and 3km — all set in the stunning waters of Vancouver’s iconic Second Beach. Whether you’re a first-time open water swimmer or preparing for race day, this event delivers a safe, well-supported, and scenic swim experience.
Swim. Bike. Run.
Experience Vancouver’s most iconic triathlon in the heart of Stanley Park.
Celebrating 24 years of triathlon excellence, the Vancouver Triathlon continues to inspire athletes of all levels to take on an unforgettable challenge surrounded by ocean views, forested roads, and the city’s vibrant energy.
Standard Distance is SOLD OUT!
The only remaining Standard Distance entries are through Tri For Charity. Race Vancouver, support a great cause, and secure your spot today.
Brita Night Run 2026 - Vancouver
Friday September 11, 2026 / Time 7:45 P.M. / Vancouver, BC
*Must be legal drinking age to participate and register in the Brita Night Run.
Free Shirt with entry!
Register as an individual or as a team!
** Team Captains must register first and then invite others to join their team. Team registration includes a $5 discount that will be applied at Checkout.
Note: Prices are in Canadian $. Canadian residents only.
The Great Olympic Adventure Trail Run (GOAT Run) is a trail 50K, marathon & half marathon that traverses Kelly Ridge between the Olympic National Park and the Strait of Juan de Fuca in Washington State.
The route follows the single track Adventure Trail for the majority of the course, plus some unpaved forest road mixed in, and less than a mile on pavement. The finish line is in Olympic National Park at the deep, glacially carved Lake Crescent. Famous for its turquoise blue waters of exceptional clarity, the lake is the perfect place to end the race.
The course reaches a maximum elevation of 1,619 feet, with a cumulative elevation gain of 1500 ft for the half, 3500 ft for the marathon, and 3700 ft for the 50K. Challenging? Absolutely! This is a difficult course. But it’s worth it! *(note: half course is long, about 14 mi)
What’s included?
In addition to an epic outdoor experience in the far northwest corner, all runners receive a professional well-organized event, a well-marked course, food and snacks at water stations along the course, a piece of custom race swag, free shuttle to start, chip timing, after-party at Log Cabin Resort including heavy snacks and water / electrolyte. Bring cash or card with you, as we will have a beer / cider garden at the finish line!
Where to stay
Olympic Lodge in Port Angeles is offering a special 25% off discount for GOAT Runners.
Booking link here.
Or phone direct at 360-452-2993 and use booking code GOAT to receive the same discounted pricing.
GOAT Run is Cupless
Unnecessary waste and trash is something we are working to eliminate from our events. As an organization dedicated to maintaining a clean race and doing our part to keep our trails clean, starting in 2024 we will be going cupless. This means we are eliminating the use of disposable cups at our races. Runners will carry their own hydration vessels, weather it be a backpack, water bottle, or a compressible cup such at the HydraPak speed cup.
Giving Back
This race is a friendly, community-based event, and a portion of race proceeds is donated to the Peninsula Trails Coalition and the Peninsula Chapter of the Back Country Horsemen of Washington, in appreciation for their countless hours of trail construction and maintenance on the North Olympic Peninsula.
Refund Policy
50% refund available until August 15, NO REFUNDS AFTER THIS DATE
No deferrals to next year
Transfers are allowed until 3 days before the race. Transfer instructions.
You will have the choice during the registration process to buy cancellation insurance (unavailable for Canadian racers – rules of the insurance company and not us or RunSignUp). With the insurance, you will get a full refund in certain circumstances including including accident, illness and family emergency, even after the August 15th date. Click here for more info and FAQ about the RegShield insurance.
If we are forced to cancel for any reason, runners will get a free transfer to the next year, or an 80% refund
Full information on our website.
Race Information
The race starts at 8:30 AM.
Packet pickup starts 30 minutes before the race and ends 10 minutes before the race starts.
All runners must register on RunSignup.
No on-site registration.
Additional Information
Park at the North Creek Trail.
5K & 10K Course (0.78M)
https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6634249787
The course is an out-and-back (1.56M)
The 5K does the out-and-back two times.
The 10K does the out-and-back four times.
Half Marathon Course (1.09M)
https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6634249965
The course is an out and back. (2.16M)
Half Marathon does the course six times.
Course Time Limit
3 hours and 30 minutes.
Finisher Medals
https://usroadrunning.com/FinisherMedals.php
Shirt and Gear Shop
https://usroadrunning.com/Gear.php
Best Costume
https://usroadrunning.com/BestCostume.php
Series Points
https://usroadrunning.com/S.php
Awards
https://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php
Frequently Asked Questions and Information
https://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php
US Road Running
Frontrunners Fit Chiropractic Dodge City X
Exhilarating Lake Swim | Epic Mountain Bike | Kick-Ass Trail Run
2026 BC Cross Triathlon Championship | 2027 World Championship Qualifier
Saturday, September 12, 2026 | Cumberland, BC
dodgecityx.ca
Sprint | Standard
Standard Relay | Youth Relay | Just 4 Fun Family Relay
Swim, bike and run your way through some of the best singletrack in the world, finishing in the heart of Vancouver Island’s most kick-ass trail community!
It’s all about the experience – Frontrunners Fit Chiropractic Dodge City X is a fun-forward event that’s as much about the camaraderie as it is about the competition. Kick back with your friends, family and fellow athletes at Race Central while you dig some upbeat tunes and commiserate about your accomplishments, and enjoy some food and drink in a laid-back, festival-like atmosphere. Once you’re here, you’ll get it.
No more hidden fees! Canadian law now requires ticketing and admission platforms to display an all-in price. We have not raised our registration fees from last year, but the display price now includes the Race Roster processing fees.
All athletes must have valid race-day insurance.
All athletes MUST have a valid 2026 triathlon membership which provides race-day insurance. We will carefully check all registrants before race day, and remind you if you don't have it. Avoid the nagging and do this now!
Triathlon BC Members: You’re covered with your annual membership. We will check!
Triathlon members from AB, SK, MB, NB, NS, PEI, and NL: your provincial sport organization (PSO) has a reciprocating agreement with TriBC and you are covered. We will contact you for confirmation.
Triathlon members from ON, QC, YT, NT, NU, and outside of Canada: your sport organization does not have a reciprocating agreement and must purchase 1-day TriBC coverage: https://ccnbikes.com/#!/memberships/triathlon-bc-day-membership-2026
Everyone else: You’ll need to purchase a 1-Day TriBC Membership before race day at https://ccnbikes.com/#!/memberships/triathlon-bc-day-membership-2026
Volunteers:
Please click the "register" button and choose the volunteer option.
Ready for an amazing trail running experience on Canada's West Coast?
A tough 28k, 50k and 50m with lots of elevation (4400 ft for the 28k, 10,075 ft for the 50k, 13,000 ft for the 50 mile) and spectacular views!
The Finlayson Arm 28k/50k/50m, is a mix of single track, double track and coastal mountain trails that are littered with Arbutus Trees and old growth forest. The run begins at the Goldstream group campsites at Goldstream provincial park in Victoria, BC. The run has numerous difficult climbs: Mt. Finlayson, Mt. Work, and Mckenzie Bight to Jocelyn Hill. Awesome views from all three of these difficult climbs and the Cascade Creek Waterfall while climbing out of McKenzie Bight.
Across the Lake Swim Cultus Lake
Sunday, Sept 13, 2026
Nestled in the heart of the stunning Fraser Valley, Cultus Lake is a hidden gem that draws in visitors from near and far. Just a short 90km drive from Vancouver, this scenic destination is the perfect setting for the Across the Lake Swim Cultus Lake open water swim. With several distance options ranging from a 750m to a 3km swim, this event is an excellent choice for swimmers of all levels.
The prices shown now include all fees and taxes. No surprises at checkout!
Wait! You could get a $60 swim credit, save 15% off additional registrations, skip the package pickup line, and get no charge transfers by becoming a Lake Club member. Learn more about all the perks!
Welcome to the 49th Annual Skagit Flats Marathon, Half Marathon and 5K race.
Run the Valley with Skagit Runners
Our marathon course is the flattest Boston qualifier in all of Washington state!
Registration is limited to 800, so be sure to register soon for one of the best small-town marathons in the state!
Date: Sunday, September 13, 2026
Race Start Time: 8:15 am Full and Half, 8:30 am for 5k.
Distances: Marathon (26.2 miles), Half Marathon (13.1 miles), and 5k (3.1 miles)
Chip Timing: We will be using chip timing by Northwest Endurance Events for all three races.
Discounts: 5k only-automatic age-based STUDENT discount for ages 18 or younger
*Active Duty Military, Veterans, & First Responders-use code: FREEDOM for discount at check out
Personal Gear: We will not have a gear check. We are not aware of any past problems with items left in vehicles. The parking lot is a relatively safe area and the risk can be further reduced if valuables are not left in plain sight. We will not be responsible for any lost or stolen items so please plan accordingly.
Weather: The temperature on race day is usually mild. The average low is 46° F, the average high is 64° F, with an average mean temperature of 52° F.
Race Results: Live results can be obtained at Chronokeep.com.
Post Race: All runners will receive a finishers medal. Water will be available at the finish line along with lots of food for ALL finishers. The high school locker rooms will be open for showers and changing.
Changing Races: Race switches from the full marathon to the half marathon and vice versa must be completed before the end of Saturday packet pickup at the latest. There will be no refund for transferring down to a shorter race and a fee for the price difference will be charged for transferring up. If you are unable to make it to Saturday packet pickup, email us before Friday so that we can make a new bib number and assign a new chip.
Pricing:
Marathon Half Marathon 5K
Early Bird - before 5/19/26 $65 $45 $30
5/19/26 to 7/13/26 $80 $55 $35
7/14/26 to 9/10/26 $95 $65 $40
9/11/26 to 9/13/26 $110 $75 $45
T-Shirt and Packet Pickup:
You can pick up race packets from 1 pm to 6 pm on Saturday, September 12th, at the Hampton Inn (1860 S. Burlington Blvd) in Burlington. This is the best day to pick up your packet to avoid long lines during packet pick-up on race morning.
Day of Race Packet Pickup:
Race packets can be picked up on the morning of the race at Burlington-Edison High School from 6:45 am until 8:00 am. It is preferable to pick up your packet the day prior to the race in order to avoid long lines the morning of the race.
Learn more about Skagit County with things to do and places to stay:
Skagit Tourism Bureau, Skagit Valley Sports Commission | Playeasy
Race Contact Info
If you have any questions about this race, please contact the race director at [email protected]
Course
Flat and fast rural course through the Skagit Valley. The marathon is a Boston qualifier with a certification course number of USATF # WA21009RMB. The half marathon is also certified with a course number of USATF # WA19017RMB . The race start is on Victoria Street on the south side of Burlington Edison High School.
The Skagit Flats marathon course is designed to favor roads with less traffic and lower speed limits. The marathon and half marathon are run on rural roads through the Skagit Valley farmlands (see course map for exact route) and finish on the Burlington-Edison High School track. The course will be clearly marked, with monitors at all intersections. Due to course restrictions, participants must finish within 6 hours. The course closes at 2:15 pm.
The 5K start and finish is at the same location as the full and half marathon.
Course Narrative:
Start on Victoria Street just west of the gym and make a left on Norris street. Continue under I-5, go straight at the stop sign, and after about 1 mile take a right on Pulver. Go straight through the next stop sign at Josh Wilson and then make a left on Maiben. Right on Avon-Allen, then a left on Benson. After about a mile and a half the full marathon turns off to the right (North) on Thomas road. The half continues about three quarters of a mile to a turnaround point and returns via the same route. The full marathoners will follow Thomas road north to a turnaround point at Sunset Road, return south on Thomas, turn right (west) on Field road, right (north) on Church road to a turnaround point at Farm to Market road and return to Thomas road. Runners will turn right (south) on Thomas, turn right (west) on Benson and continue straight across Allen west onto T-Loop Rd to a turn-around point. After you turn around you will follow the course back on T-Loop, Benson all the way to Avon-Allen
and continue to backtrack the route you came out. When you get back to the starting line, you will make a left and run between the gym and track and onto the track.
Course Closure:
The course will be open for 6 hours. All participants must finish the race in 6 hours. Runners and walkers who have not finished by 2:15 pm will be responsible for their own safety. Participants receiving support from bicyclists, unregistered runners or unofficial vehicles will be disqualified.
Aid Stations:
There will be full-service aid stations located along the course. There will also be water stations near miles 12 and 18 at the last two full marathon turnaround points. The full-service aid stations will be staffed by local cross-country teams. Water, FLUID Performance sports drink, and Honey Stinger Gels will be available at these aid stations.
The approximate positions of the aid stations for the full marathon course are as follows: 1.25 miles, 3.75 miles, 5.75 miles, 7.75 miles, 9.75 miles, 11.75 miles (water only), 14 miles, 16 miles, 18 miles (water only), 20.25 mile, 22.5 miles, 24.75 miles.
Porta Potties:
We will have porta potties along the course, located adjacent to the aid stations.
Medical:
Volunteers will be riding the course with cell phones. Cell phones will also be located at the aid stations.
Rules and Regulations
You must be able to complete the course in 6 hours.
You must be in good health and physically prepared to undertake the challenges of a marathon or half marathon.
Event bib numbers are required for participation. Participants must fasten their bibs to the front of their shirts.
All participants must be registered in order to participate.
No strollers, skateboards, dogs or inline skates will be allowed on the course. Please do not force us to disqualify and remove you from the course for violating these rules.
Headphones or I-pods are discouraged during the race. Participants must be able to hear oncoming vehicles, other runners and course officials. If you cannot hear directions from course officials because you are wearing headphones you will be disqualified.
Participants must run no more than 2 abreast and stay to the left side of the road into traffic. Remember cars, trucks, and farm tractors are bigger than you and have the right of way along the roadway!
Participants must give vehicle traffic the right of way. This event is on a course open to vehicle traffic and no special privileges are afforded to us (except for the police escort at the start). Washington state pedestrian laws apply!
Walkers and slower participants: The Skagit Flats Marathon/Half/5K welcomes walkers! However, individuals with a 16+ minute pace are recommended to consider using a fanny pack that accommodates a water bottle. If you plan on participating at a 16+ minute pace per mile or slower, be aware that the course closes 6 hours from the start.
FAQ
Question: Are baby joggers or strollers allowed in the race?
Answer: Because the races are run on the shoulder and edge of county roads and are not closed to traffic, baby joggers and strollers are not allowed.
Question: What about headphones?
Answer: All participants will need to listen for traffic as well as instructions from course officials. If you must wear headphones, keep the volume low enough to be aware of traffic and course instructions. A participant may be disqualified if they are unable to hear instructions from course officials due to the use of headphones.
Question: Will the race be chip timed?
Answer: Yes, with both starting and finishing mats.
Question: Can I help with the race even if I am not a club member?
Answer: Yes! Please contact the race director if you want to volunteer.
Question: I don’t see an elevation map on your website. Can I get an elevation map?
Answer: The course is flat and at sea level. The only slight hill on the course has been eliminated with the new routes. There is an elevation profile available at the USATF web site.
Question: Can I switch races after I have registered?
Answer: Yes, we would be happy to help you switch races! If you are switching from the half marathon to the full marathon, you will need to pay the difference in cost. No refunds will be issued if you switch from the full marathon to the half marathon. Please contact the race director to help you make these changes.
Question: Do you cover expenses for elite runners?
Answer: No. This is a small local race put on by volunteers for the purpose of fundraising and sharing our love of running. We do not have funds available for free entries or expenses.
Question: Can I have my own personal supplies delivered to the aid stations before the race?
Answer: No. The school cross country programs each set up their own aid stations, which will be well stocked with water and sports drinks. A few aid stations should also have gels, candy and small food items available.
Question: Will the roads where the course runs be closed to vehicular traffic?
Answer: No. The county will not allow these roads to be closed, so runners will be sharing the roads with cars (and possibly bikes). Please be aware of traffic and be especially careful at all intersections.
Question: My chip time is faster than some runners who are listed ahead of me in the results? Why is that?
Answer: Per USATF rule 245 (3), the order of finish is based on gun time, not chip time. This means that the results will be listed in the order that runners cross the finish line as it would be if chip timing was not used.
Social Media
Get the latest news by checking out Skagit Runners-Run the Valley (Facebook) or @skagitrunners_runthevalley on Instagram or at skagitrunners.com
Race Support
This project partially funded by Skagit County and City of Burlington Lodging Tax funds.
The Forever Young Club is proud to be sponsoring the 12th annual Forever Young Run. There are many senior (55+) walkers and runners in our communities. This event is a chance for them to gain well-deserved recognition for their commitment to fitness. The Forever Young Club is proud to present the 12th annual Forever Young Run, an annual running event that promotes active senior living. It’s a day where we celebrate and recognize your commitment to being fit for life.
Unleash your inner champion as fuel to becoming better and stronger.
The Forever Young Run is a Not for Profit event. The charity of choice is the TELUS Friendly Future Foundation
The Forever Young Run is sanctioned by BC Athletics.