12th Annual Courage Triathlon
Race to End Trafficking. Run With Purpose. Move With Courage.
Saturday, August 15, 2026 | Lake Almanor Country Club | 10:00 AM Start
For twelve years, the Courage Triathlon has united athletes, families, and advocates around a cause that demands our attention: the fight against child sex trafficking. What began as a local race has grown into a movement — and this year, we're taking it further than ever.
The 12th Annual Courage Triathlon returns to the stunning shores of Lake Almanor, and this year, we're opening registration to virtual participants nationwide. Whether you're standing at the start line or lacing up your sneakers a thousand miles away, you're part of this fight.
The Course
Run - 2.8 Miles - Scenic road run
Bike - 6.4 Miles - Road cycling course
Row - 3.1 Miles - Kayak or paddleboard
From the adrenaline of a our scenic run and ride through the pines to the rhythm of your paddle cutting across the glassy surface of Lake Almanor, every leg of this course is designed to challenge your body and renew your purpose.
You're not just racing — you're running toward a world where every child is safe.
How to Participate
Solo: Take on all three legs yourself — run, bike, and row the full course at Lake Almanor.
Team Relay: Split the triathlon among two or three teammates. Each member completes one or more legs of the race. Grab your friends, your family, or your coworkers and race together.
Virtual: Can't make it to Lake Almanor? Now you don't have to. Register as a virtual participant and log your own activities, distances, and times — on your schedule, from wherever you are.
We want you to join us in person, however we know that distance should not discourage your heart for supporting Courage. The beauty of virtual participation is that it meets you where you are. Want to run five miles through your neighborhood to show your support? Log it. Planning to paddleboard for two hours around your local marina? We'd love to hear about it. Prefer a walk around the block with your kids and the dog? That counts, too. Every step, every stroke, every mile matters.
Post your photos on Instagram, tag @CourageWorldwide, and let's show the world what a nationwide community of courage looks like. This year, we want to see evidence of support for child survivors from coast to coast.
Why We Race
Every registration, every mile logged, and every dollar raised goes directly toward the mission of Courage Worldwide — an organization dedicated to providing residential housing and comprehensive therapeutic services for child survivors of sex trafficking. These are children who have endured unimaginable trauma, and Courage Worldwide exists to offer them safety, healing, and a future worth fighting for.
When you cross the finish line — whether that's at Lake Almanor or at the end of your driveway — you're telling a survivor that they are seen, they are valued, and they are not alone.
Event at a Glance
Date: Saturday, August 15, 2026
Location: Lake Almanor Country Club
Start Time: 10:00 AM
Format: Solo, Team Relay, or Virtual
Run: 2.8 Miles
Bike: 6.4 Miles
Row: 3.1 Miles (Kayak or Paddleboard)
Big or small. Near or far. Every act of courage counts.
Register today and join the movement.
Learn more about Courage Worldwide
LIMITED PARKING, PLEASE CARPOOL,
Benefiting: Pear Blossom Scholarship Fund: All net proceeds from the Stagecoach Run have, for over 20 years, provided Pear Blossom Scholarship Awards to selected local student-athletes to help attain their college goals in education and athletics. Any tax deductible donation to the Pear Blossom Scholarship Fund would be greatly appreciated.
Where: Phoenix Industrial Studios, 4495 S Pacific Hwy Suite 580, Phoenix, OR 97535 (Blue Heron park can be used for overflow parking)
Course: South on the Bike Path from Phoenix
When: Saturday, Aug 29, 2025 Half Marathon 8:00 am | 5k&10K 9:00 am
Race Fees: Registration is $20 for SOR Members | $25 for Non-SOR Members | Free for Ages 18 and Under.
Late entry and day of race entries will be $25.
Become a member of Southern Oregon Runners and save $5 per race.
Day of Race Registration and Packet Pick-up: Race morning 7:15-7:45 am Half Marathon | 7:30-8:45am 5k&10k race
Awards: Ribbons
Race Directors: Chuck Whiteley
Restrictions: No roller skates, bicycles, skateboards, baby joggers, dogs, or unregistered runners.
*Races are on public roads and trails that ARE NOT closed to cars, pedestrian or cyclist. Please use caution while on public roadways and paths.
Two mile run/walk at night across Shasta Dam.
Fun for the whole family.
Glow sticks, music and awards to top overall and custom medals to top 3 in 5 year age groups.
In 2026, we are adding a new event, a 65 mile Gravel Grinder! We are still offering our tried-and-true road routes as well. Come see us on September 26th!
Event details and schedule
Rides begin at 7:00 a.m. Parking is plentiful at the Inter-Mountain Fairgrounds in McArthur. Bring clothing layers, as it's pretty cool in the mornings this time of year.
Join us Saturday, September 26th for the 16th Annual Moore Mtn Trail Runs!
We are thrilled to be hosting the 5k, 1/2 Marathon, and 30k races. The Moore Mountain Runs are nestled in one of the best kept secrets in the heart of Klamath Falls. Over 90% of the courses are on high quality single track and include sweeping views of Upper Klamath Lake and Mt. Shasta. The 5k is fun and technically challenging with minimal elevation gain.The weather in Klamath Falls is typically around 50 degrees most September mornings, making for ideal trail running conditions. Of course, you never know what mother nature has in store for the high desert, so be prepared. 7:00-7:45 am | Race Day registration8:00 am | 30k start8:30 am | 1/2 Marathon and 5k startWe do not offer refunds or transfers on race registrations, however, we will offer rollovers if we have to cancel due to smoke.
Aid Stations
Cutoff for all races is 1:00pm1/2 Marathon Aid StationsMile 5.5Mile 8.530k Aid StationsMile 5Mile 10.5Miles 13.5No aid stations for the 5kAid stations will have a few supplies such as chips, soda, and NUUN tablets for hydration.
The Linkville Lopers are a non-profit organization. All of our races are volunteered powered and 100% of all profits stay in our community. We donate yearly to Klamath Trails Alliance, Friends of Moore Park, City of Klamath Falls, and wherever else we feel will benefit local outdoor recreation. We keep our entry fees low in order to make it possible for all to enter. We are not about race swag and goodies, but about togetherness and community. We hope you will join us!
Event's current local time: 1:34 AM PT
Rogue XC is a Southern Oregon Runners event for all ages! Located in beautiful Talent, Oregon the 5k course traverses wood chip trail, grass and has a small hill, perfect for pushing your limits and trying to set a new personal record. Grab some friends and come test your mettle in this all ages Cross Country race.
Rogue XC is a fundraiser for Talent Middle School Cross Country
Saturday, October 3, 2025, 8am start time 5k & 10k. TALENT CITY HALL.
Course Details: 5k - Out and back with gradual inclines a declines. | 10k - Begins like the 5k and continues on to a challenging, hilly course with amazing views. (Exciting start with OUR proud Talent Police Officers escorting you through the course)
Race Fees: 5k Registration is $15 for SOR Members | $20 for Non-SOR Members | 10k Registration is $20 for SOR Members | $25 for Non-SOR Members |Youth ages 18 and under run Free. Early registration ends at noon on Friday, October 3rd. Late entry and day of race entries will be 5k $30 | 10k $35
Packet Pick-up and Registration: Race day from 7am-7:50am.
Proceeds benefit SOR's Shoes for Student Runners Program
First 200 finishers get a COOL Towel
Runners in this years half marathon will run along the Sacramento River and will be crossing three bridges: the Sundial Bridge, the Ribbon Bridge and the Diestelhorst Bridge. The runners will start out crossing the Turtle Bay Sundial Bridge, and go north on paved paths in park surroundings most of the way, until they reach the Ribbon Bridge where they cross the Sacramento River and go south until they reach Middle Creek trail, which is an out and back (2 miles), with a return to the River Trail. Once back on the River Trail the runners cross back on the Diestelhorst Bridge to the north side of the river. The runners then continue back to the Sundial Bridge where they cross back to the south side and the Start / Finish.
In addition to the half marathon there is a 10 K, which also goes along the Sacramento River, just less distance; and a 2 mile run / walk for younger and older, who do not want the longer distances. Having the multiple distance options makes it a very family friendly event.
The half marathon and the 10 K have been certified with the American Track and Field Association. For those of you who need a certified distance, this is another good reason to run this particular race.
A couple of years back we added electronic timing, through individual tracking on each runner's race bib. Since everybody liked it, this will continue for all runners at any distance.
This year's race will maintain acknowledgement of age division winners in 5 year increments starting at “under 15 years of age” . For the two mile run there will be three additional divisions starting at 5 years and under.
If you are a sponsor of the race you will get one free entry into the division of your choice. If you would like to become a sponsor please complete a sponsor form which can be found on our website at https://reddingbreakfastlionsclub.com/events-2/turtle-bay-run/
Swag bag and packet pick up will be at Fleet Feet, 1376 Hilltop Drive , Redding California, 96003 on Saturday October 3rd from 12 until 2 pm, or at the start / finish area on October 4th from 7:00 am until 8:30 am.
We will have the ability to enter school teams this year, where students can be entered by their school / coach at the cost of $10.00 for any distance. This is only for high school or younger and no shirt is included. Please contact us on our website for a sign up form at: https://reddingbreakfastlionsclub.com/events-2/turtle-bay-run/
Forms and money must be in our hands by September 25th 2026 for student entries.
PLEASE NOTE : IF YOU SIGN UP AFTER September 11th 2026, YOU MAY NOT GET A SHIRT
Enjoy Southern Oregon’s downhill, fast and much-loved fall marathon. This scenic, point-to-point course follows the Bear Creek Greenway from Ashland to Medford. The Rogue Marathon is ranked as one of the fastest Boston Qualifiers in the Northwest and has a prize purse of $8000! The “hometown” Rogue Marathon is packed full of Southern Oregon charm with a fantastic finish, live music, custom finishers medals and a partnership with the local’s favorite hydration-station: Common Block Brewing. Join the Rogue Marathon tradition of saying, “I ran my Personal Best at the Rogue Marathon!”
Description
Located in Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, an area known for it’s challenging trails and maximum vert! Whether you choose to do the 8.5 mile, the 20.5 mile, or the new 50km, we are convinced this trail run will satisfy your craving for a challenge. As with every Redding Trail Alliance event, we try to make sure you the participant have the best experience possible. From a well marked course with helpful aid stations, to good food and beverages and a festive atmosphere after the race to celebrate and recover from your accomplishment, we are certain the event will be memorable! For complete race details and course profiles go to the Redding Trail Alliance website (link above) www.reddingtrailalliance.org
Course Preview Group Run
Stay tuned for the date of the 2026 course preview group run. This will be a social pace run to get some training in and familiarize folks with the route! Please make sure you have a Whiskeytown or National Parks pass!
Event's current local time: 1:50 AM PT
Race info
Weekend at Burney Run/Walk/CrawlGet ready for an unforgettable trail adventure at the Weekend at Burney Run/Walk/Crawl! This laid-back event features a stunning and challenging 4.6-mile (approximate) looped course that winds through a beautiful private property near Baum Lake. Whether you're a hardcore ultra-runner, a casual walker, or bringing your burro for the burro race, all race distances and timed events share the same loop, showcasing vibrant fall colors, diverse wildlife, and breathtaking scenery. Run, walk, crawl—or trot with your ass—this is the trail party you don’t want to miss!Course HighlightsTerrain: A perfect 50/50 mix of flowy single-track trail and dirt service road, with rolling hills and wooded areas for a varied, fun challenge. With approximately 370 ft of elevation gain and loss per loop.Scenic Views: Swing by the serene Baum Lake on every loop and soak in the starry night sky during evening runs—pure magic!Loop Design: The looped course lets you track your progress lap by lap. Run as much or as little as you want in your chosen time—super chill, low-pressure vibes!Aid Station/Staging Area: Our start/finish hub is loaded with runner-friendly snacks, soda, water, electrolytes, hot made-to-order food, and a cozy broth bar to keep you fueled and smiling.Race Options and Start Times/Dates48-Hour Challenge: Starts Thursday at 6:00 PM and ends Saturday at 6:00 PM—plenty of time to rack up the miles!24-Hour Challenge: Kicks off Friday at 6:00 PM and wraps up Saturday at 6:00 PM for an epic overnight adventure.Other Distances: Start Saturday morning at your designated time—options for every pace and distance.Set against a gorgeous backdrop, this exhilarating race delivers a memorable trail party with epic views and awesome company!
Race Swag and New this year CASH prize for most miles run!
Sign up before the swag deadline to score a sweet T-shirt, buff, and Intermountain Endurance coaster. Solo runners hitting 100 miles or more earn a legit belt buckle— and if you crush 100 miles in 24 hours, you’ll snag a special ultra buckle! We’re dishing out awards for the most miles run, including a cash prize (built from $10 of every registration fee—pot’s at $230 and growing!). Plus, medals for everyone completing one or more loops. Swag deadline: October 1st, 2025—don’t sleep on it!
Driving Directions
Head to 22800 Guest Ranch Rd, Cassel, CA 96016. Easy routes from nearby:From Burney: Take 299 E, turn right on Hat Creek Powerhouse No. 2 Rd., then straight on Guest Ranch Rd.From McCloud: Take 89 S, turn left on 299 E, right on Hat Creek Powerhouse No. 2 Rd., then straight on Guest Ranch Rd.From Old Station: Take 89 N, turn right on 299 E, right on Hat Creek Powerhouse No. 2 Rd., then straight on Guest Ranch Rd.From Fall River Mills: Take 299 W, turn left on Hat Creek Powerhouse No. 2 Rd., then straight on Guest Ranch Rd.
Deferral policy
No refunds, but our deferral policy is super flexible: Defer your registration for any reason up to one week before race day! You can also transfer your spot anytime before one day prior to the start.
Burro race specific info
Burro racers, bring your own donkey and join the fun! You’re responsible for your ass. Treat your burro humanely—no striking, dragging, or mistreatment, or you’re disqualified. For an official finish, equip your burro with a pack saddle carrying a shovel, pick, and pan (attach securely, your call on how). Max 15-foot rope length. If you’ve got a Jack, keep him under control. Your burro can’t carry you, but you’re welcome to try carrying them—good luck! Let’s grow this assome sport: Run the 4.6-mile loop as many times as you and your burro want in 12 hours, or choose the 4.6- or 13.8-mile options. (12-hour burro racers can swap burros and flip the loop direction for extra fun!)
Event's current local time: 1:52 AM PT