33 running, walking, ultra, and other events in Portland, Oregon

PDX Recovers is more than a 5K. It’s a chance to heal together. In a city known as Bridge City, this race connects running with recovery, neighbors with neighbors, and hope with action. It’s not just a fundraiser. It’s a movement—people training, walking, running, and rebuilding their lives together.

This event is hosted by Union Gospel Mission of Portland, an organization that has served people experiencing homelessness, hunger, addiction, and abuse in the Portland community for nearly 100 years.

Through programs that provide meals, showers, shelter, outreach and long-term recovery for men, women, and children, Union Gospel Mission Union Gospel Mission offers life-changing pathways toward stability and hope. Proceeds from the race will help support these programs and the individuals and families working to rebuild their lives.

Once online registration has closed, walk-up registration at packet pickup and on race day will still be available.

Portland Bridge Swim: Sellwood Bridge to St. Johns Bridge

Sunday July 12, 2026

Ultramarathon-Distance Open Water Event

Hosted by Portland Bridge Swim

LOCATION & COURSE: The course is approximately 11 miles (17 km) on the east side of the Willamette River through downtown Portland, Oregon. The swim will start at Sellwood Riverfront Park (SE 7th Av. & Miller St.) south of the Sellwood Bridge, pass under all 12 of Portland’s bridges on the Willamette River, and finish at Cathedral Park (N. Edison & Pittsburg Av.) west of the St. Johns Bridge. Water temperature is expected to be 66–74 degrees Fahrenheit.

TIDES & START TIME: High tide on July 12, 2026 is 3:13 am, and low tide is at 12:42 pm. The swim will start at 7:30 am and all swimmers must be out of the water by 3:30 pm.

ELIGIBILITY: This event is open to any swimmer over the age of 18 years old who has completed the eligibility requirements.

ENTRY WEBSITE & REGISTRATION: To qualify, swimmers must show that they have completed a minimum 5000 m/5500 yd swim faster than 1:40, within 3 years of race day. Only pool swims will be accepted for qualification. Swimmers who cannot complete one mile in open water in 35 minutes should NOT enter. All entries MUST be received by 4:59 pm Pacific time on Sunday, July 5, 2026. Due to organization & safety needs, late or day-of-race entries will not be accepted.

ENTRY LIMITS: The Portland Bridge Swim is limited to the first 100 entrants. We will maintain a waiting list in case early entrants drop out.

CANCELLATION POLICY: Swimmers who do not compete, or who do not complete the swim, are not eligible for refunds. If the swim is canceled up to 60 days prior to race day, 50% of entry fees will be refunded. If the swim is canceled less than 60 days prior to race day, no fees will be refunded.

RULES:

• SAFETY TOW BUOYS (STBs): All swimmers MUST wear the STB, provided with their swim packets, during their entire portion of the swim. STBs, defined as inflatable buoys tethered to the waist of the swimmer, are permitted in Category I Swimwear events per USMS Rule 303.4.2.E. Swimmers may not use the STBs for flotation assistance.

• Swimmers must wear the standard latex cap provided in their swim packet. Swimmers must notify race organizers by Friday, July 3, 2026 if the cap cannot be worn. You will need to wear a suitable cap of the color assigned to you for your wave.

• All drafting is prohibited. Swimmers must remain 3 meters or more from other swimmers, except when rounding buoys, when overtaking other swimmers when space is not readily available, when unescorted at the start and finish of the swim, and/or when the swimmer's escort craft becomes disabled. Incidental or accidental incursion into the 3-meter zone of another swimmer shall not be the basis for disqualification.

• Swimmers may not make deliberate contact with craft, craft operators, and/or physical features on or near the course during the swim.

• Propulsive devices, such as fins & paddles, and flotation aids, such as pull-buoys, may be allowed at the discretion of the Race Director if an adaptive category is offered for the race. Please contact [email protected] before registering if you need to use an adaptive device.

• Earphones and snorkels are also not allowed.

• Motorized watercraft are not permitted as escorts for swimmers. Under no circumstances may a swimmer come in contact with a motorized watercraft. Swimmers who are supported by motorized craft will be disqualified.

QUALIFYING SWIM:

• To qualify for individual entry, swimmers must show that they have completed a minimum 5000-meter (5500-yard) swim faster than 1:40, within 3 years of race day.

• Only pool swims will be accepted for qualification. This qualifying swim does not have to take place in a competition, but registration requires the location of the swim and the signature of an observer.

• If you make a mistake in your entry, we will make a good-faith effort to get your correct qualifying swim information. However, swimmers who cannot provide appropriate qualifying time information WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO SWIM and their entry fee will not be refunded.

CUT-OFF TIME: For safety coverage, swimmers on the course who have cleared the Fremont Bridge (approximately 5.5 miles) within 4 hours of race start (note: later waves have less than 4 hours) will be stopped, transported to the race finish, and listed as DNF in the results. Swimmers who have not completed the race within 7 hours of race start will be stopped, transported to the race finish, and listed as DNF in the results.

SAFETY—OUR PRIMARY CONCERN: Safety boats will monitor the entire course and medical personnel will be on site at the finish. Swimmers are required to have an escort in a non-motorized craft (kayak, stand up paddleboard) in a life vest and equipped with an additional life vest for the swimmer. Each escort will be provided additional mandatory race-specific safety materials. Swimmers MUST wear the brightly-colored swim cap and use the standard tow float provided in their race packet. Swimmers and escorts must follow all announced safety rules without exception.

ESCORTS: Swimmers are required to have an escort in a non-motorized craft (ie. kayak or paddleboard). Swimmers must provide their own paddler escort and craft. For swimmer safety, motorized watercraft are not permitted to escort swimmers.

KAYAK RENTALS: A limited number of kayaks, provided by Alder Creek Kayaks, are available for rental as an option at registration. Kayak rental includes boat, paddle, two life jackets, delivery at the start, and pick-up at the finish. If the escort cannot fit in a standard-size rental kayak, please contact the race organizers to discuss options.

TRANSPORTATION: A shuttle will be available at the finish to transport swimmers and escorts back to Sellwood Park. With the exception of the rental kayaks above, swimmers are responsible for transporting their kayaks and they may not be taken on the shuttle.

SCHEDULE: Sunday, July 12, 2026

5:30-7:00 am Check-in at Sellwood Park

6:30 am Pre-race meeting

7:30 am Swim start

11:30 am Individual swimmers who have not reached mile 6 will be stopped & transported to the race finish.

2:00 pm Awards at finish in Cathedral Park

3:30 pm Individual swimmers who have not reached the finish will be stopped & transported to the race finish.

AWARDS: All finishers will receive a 2026 Portland Bridge Swim medal. Awards will be presented to overall race winners, and the top 3 finishers in each category.

RESULTS: Results will be available after the race, and will be posted at www.portlandbridgeswim.com.

OREGON SERIES: Involvement in the Oregon Series TBD.

EVENT WEBSITE: www.portlandbridgeswim.com

EVENT DIRECTORS: Daniela Klaz, [email protected]

What Is OUTLAST?

OUTLAST is a 6-hour trail endurance challenge where runners complete a 5K every hour, on the hour. Each lap must be finished within the hour to stay in the event. If you finish early, you rest until the next round. Miss a lap, and you’re out.

Complete all six rounds, and you OUTLAST.

This isn't just about speed — it's about pacing, discipline, and mental grit. Whether you're trying to survive all six or win your division, the challenge is the same: show up each hour, push your limits, and stay in it.

Each course is trail-based, with natural terrain, elevation, and unpredictable conditions. You’ll have time between rounds to recover, refuel, and refocus — but not much.

What You Earn:

​4 laps = “Grit Earned” patch

5 laps = “Survivor” patch

6 laps = Premium “OUTLAST” medal

​​All participants receive a premium OUTLAST Tee.

Top male and female with the fastest combined 5K times at each event win the 1st Place OUTLAST award.

Finishers are ranked on the national leaderboard—and the fastest runner across all OUTLAST 6-hour events will be crowned National Champion and take home $1,000.

The 1st Place Male and Female 6-hour champions from each city will earn a spot in the Outlast Championship, where they’ll compete against the best of the best at the end of the Tour, and the 1st place male and female winners take home $1000 each. (This is separate from the national leaderboard prize money.)

By the end of the tour, the top 100 best times nationally will be invited to also compete in the Outlast Championship.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Do I have to run all 6 laps?

Nope. Run as many as you can. If you complete 4 or 5, you'll still earn a patch. Only those who finish all 6 get the OUTLAST medal and leaderboard ranking.

What happens if I don’t finish a lap in time?

You're out. The next lap starts at the top of the next hour, and only those who completed the last lap on time can continue.

How is the race timed?

Each 5K is timed individually. If you complete all 6, your combined time counts toward the local win and national leaderboard.

Are these trail races or road?

Every OUTLAST race is on trail terrain — dirt, rocks, roots, and elevation. Sometimes some pavement and gravel.

Can I walk?

Yes, as long as you finish the 5K within the hour. But some courses are rugged, and time can sneak up on you.

Are there aid stations?

Yes. There will be water, basic hydration, and snacks at the basecamp/loop start. This is a cupless event — bring your own bottle or hydration system.

What should I bring?

Trail shoes, hydration system, layers (weather dependent), fuel between laps, and grit.

Can I setup a tent?

Absolutely, bring your own aid station/tent setup.

Is OUTLAST for beginners?

Yes — if you're mentally tough. You don’t need to be fast, just consistent and ready to suffer a little.

How do I win?

If you finish all 6 laps and have the fastest combined time, you win your division (male/female). Winners are also added to the national leaderboard for a shot at the $1,000 national prize & title.

The Portland Criterium will be sanctioned under the rules and regulations of the Oregon Bicycle Racing Association (OBRA). All rules, regulation and codes of conduct set forth by OBRA will be in affect during the entirety of the event.

The Portland Criterium explicitly supports the OBRA Transgender Athlete Participation policy, affirms the gender identities of all people and supports the inclusion of all athletes. Fields labeled as “Open” are open to all racers, including those that identify as cis/trans male, cis/trans female, or non-binary. Fields labeled as “Women” are open to racers that identify as women, and those for whom competition in the women’s field is most athletically or socially appropriate as defined in the OBRA Transgender Athlete Participation Policy.

All riders must be present at race podium ceremonies to collect prizes.

Lapped riders may be pulled at the official's discretion and may be ineligible for prizes.

The Portland Criterium believes that bike racing should and can be accessible and enjoyable for everyone. Any behavior that inhibits the safety of others or is in violation of the code of conduct at this event will not be tolerated. If entry fees are a barrier for your full participation, please reach out to [email protected].

Join our Semper Fi & America's Fund Team for the Hood to Coast Relay and help us raise $20,000 for The Fund.

Our team will be comprised of Team Semper Fi (service members who participate in The Fund's Recovery through Sport program) and Community Athletes (Fundraisers). This partnership will be a unique experience for everyone involved!

The Providence Hood To Coast Relay, located in Oregon, is the most popular and largest running and walking relay race in the world, annually drawing participants from over 40 countries. Known as the Mother of All Relays, the event takes 12-member relay teams 199 miles from the iconic top of Mount Hood to the beaches of the Pacific Ocean. The event has sold-out for 30 straight years and on lottery opening day for 23 consecutive years.

Fundraising minimum $3,000. Your $3,000 fundraising will cover the costs for a member of Team Semper Fi to participate in the Relay.

Registration cost $225.00 per person

• As you register for the team a personal fundraising page will be created for you. This page can be customized with pictures and your personal message.

• Each team member will receive a Semper Fi & America's Fund running shirt.

• Each team member is responsible for their own travel to and from the event.

• The Fund will provide vans that will transport the team during the event.

• The Hood to Coast Relay takes place on Friday, Aug 27nd through Saturday, August 30. Participants need to arrive in Portland no later than Thursday, Aug 27 and stay until Sunday, Aug 30.

The Blacklight Run™ is none other than the brightest, most fun 5K out there. At the Blacklight Run™ we aren’t focused on how fast or how far you can run, what type of exercise you enjoy, or if you’re an avid runner. We don’t care if you’ve never run a day in your life! Instead, we welcome any and all participants looking for a glowing good time. Whether you sprint it, run it, or walk it, it doesn’t matter to us! We simply want you to enjoy it. This up to three miles race will be the best event you’ve ever spent with your friends and family—we promise.

The Blacklight Run™ has been setup with very simple rules

1. Wear a white shirt (any white T-shirt will work).

2. You will finish covered in Blacklight Run™ UV Glow Powder, that will glow in our Blacklight Zones™ and at the Blacklight Run After Party™. By the end, you will look like you fell into a Ghost Buster’s movie (minus the slime) and covered with different colored Blacklight Run™ UV Liquid Glow. This is the first of its kind at night and is quickly sweeping the nation!

Event details and schedule

PACKET PICK-UP DATE AND TIME WILL BE EMAILED BEFORE THE EVENT.

*Please bring a photo ID to pick up your race packet. There is a $5.00 fee to pick up your packet on race day. This fee was instituted to encourage people to attend pre-packet pickup so we can minimize lines and wait times on race day. Yes, we do allow people to pick up packets for other people (team member, family, friends). As long as their waiver has been signed online (generally done during registration) you will just need to present their confirmation email. That way, we know you have permission to get your friends’ stuff!

PRE-ORDER MERCHANDISE

All items that have been pre-ordered MUST be picked up by start time on race day or at packet pickup. Unfortunately, we do not have the ability to mail items to you after race day any items that have not been claimed will be forfeited and donated. Please make time to go pick up you pre-ordered GLOW Gear. Pick up your pre-ordered GLOW Gear at the packet pickup location or the event.

RACE DAY PACKET PICK-UP

If you are unable to pick up your race packet and/or register on either of the packet pickup dates, you will be able to do so on race day. However there is a same day race check in fee of $5 (Cash Only) per registration.

Please arrive early to have ample time to park and line up at the start line. Don’t stress out if you are stuck in traffic. We will leave the start line open for everyone to be able to run the race.

PARKING

There is up to a $20 fee (cash only) for parking. Please arrive early to avoid traffic.

NO BAG CHECK

(no lockers, etc.)

Please note that there is NO bag check. So leave your valuables in the car or take what you want with you!

STARTING LINE

We will be releasing waves of runners every 2-5 minutes at the starting line at the events start time.

RACE BIB

Be sure to attach your race bib to the front of your shirt with the safety pins provided. You will NOT be allowed on the course without a race bib.

PRE-RACE PARTY

Starts 45 minutes before the race. This is the best pre-party in the country. Music to blow you away and a chance to get a ton of free glow gear at the stage!

Get ready for an evening of fun, UV liquid glow and memories. DJs to be announced soon!

SPECTATORS

There will be no charge for spectators. An open area for spectator viewing will be available on both sides of the start/finish line. Be sure to carpool!

WATER STATIONS

There will be a water station on the course and at the finish line.

AFTER RACE PARTY

Please stay after the race for an amazing Blacklight Run After Party. Glow Powder will be sprayed across the crowd at the After Party under the most Blacklights ever seen assembled.

REFUNDS

Please note we do not offer refunds, if you are unable to join us, please transfer your ticket to another athlete or contact [email protected] for more information.

If you have any further questions, please be sure to check out our FAQ’s HERE

Step into your favorite character’s shoes—whether you’re a superhero, anti-hero, villain, knight, princess, or even Sasquatch—and join us for the inaugural Dragonslayer Fantasy Dash & Strut!

This 5K adventure invites you to walk or run through the magical trails of Gabriel Park (PDX). Along the way, you’ll encounter a thrilling Villain Zones for an extra dash of fun and excitement and be welcomed back to the Heroes Village!

Route includes mild inclines, a mixture of gravel and trail pathways, everyone is assured of a beautiful and accessible run, jog, or walk. The route is suitable for all ages and abilities. Leashed dogs and strollers welcome (strollers ensure you have wheels suitable for unpaved trails).

Lace up your sneakers, gather your squad, and head out for a day of fantasy, fitness, and unforgettable shenanigans. Costumes encouraged; laughter guaranteed!

2026 MLK DREAM RUN – REGISTRATION IS OPEN!

Saturday & Sunday • September 19–20, 2026

PCC Cascade Campus – Portland, Oregon

Join the MLK Dream Run’s 5K, 10K, and 15K races—an annual Soul District fundraiser that fuels small business growth and uplifts youth entrepreneurship.

THIS RACE IS PUT ON BY COMMUNITY TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY.

ONLINE REGISTRATION

Online registration closes Friday, September 18, 2026 at 12:00 PM (Noon).

EVENT LOCATION

Race Start / Finish • Soul-Ful Vendor Village • Entertainment Center

Portland Community College – Cascade Campus

705 N Killingsworth St, Portland, OR 97217

Onsite Registration Tent available both days.

PRE-PACKET PICKUP & ONSITE REGISTRATION

Saturday, September 19, 2026

10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Sunday, September 20, 2026

7:00 AM – 7:45 AM

We strongly encourage all participants to attend Saturday’s Pre-Packet Pickup to avoid long lines on Sunday.

Enjoy the full Saturday experience:

Live music

Vendor market

Food & beverages

Course test-run with the Nike Shakeout

Community networking

Full activation: 10:00 AM–5:00 PM

Eventbrite link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1639520974369?aff=oddtdtcreator

RACE DAY SCHEDULE — SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2026

Warm-Up: 7:00 AM – 7:55 AM

Race Start Times:

15K – 8:00 AM SHARP

10K – 8:10 AM SHARP

5K – 8:20 AM SHARP

Start/Finish Line Location:

PCC Cascade Campus

705 N Killingsworth St, Portland, OR 97217

Course maps will be emailed to all registered participants.

AWARDS & POST-EVENT ACTIVITIES

Awards follow USATF guidelines, based on the self-identified gender selected during registration:

Youth (20 & Under) – Male/Female

Open (21–39) – Male/Female

Masters (40–54) – Male/Female

Super Masters (55+) – Male/Female

Prizes

🏆 Overall Fastest Male & Female in Each Distance

→ Receive one Round-Trip Airline Ticket from Alaska Airlines

🥇 Open, Masters & Super-Masters Winners

→ Win their weight in beverages courtesy of Widmer Brothers

🎒 Youth Category Winners

→ Receive a special swag bag prize package

All category winners also earn:

✔️ Medal

✔️ Media coverage

✔️ Bragging rights until next year

Finisher Perks

Every finisher receives:

Swag bag with sponsored gifts

Nike race t-shirt

Cold beverage

Fresh grilled cheese sandwich courtesy of Dave’s Killer Bread & Tillamook Cheese

Entry into raffle drawings from generous local businesses

Post-race activities include music, raffle prizes, networking, and our Soul-Ful Vendor Village.

FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA

Help spread the word and let the community know you’re running!

Facebook: facebook.com/MLKDreamRun

Instagram: @MLKDreamRun

Twitter: MLK Dream Run PDX

THANK YOU FOR PARTICIPATING

And thank you for helping us

#INVESTINTHESOUL

Stay tuned for our upcoming announcements about 2026 entertainment, vendors, and Soul-Ful Market participants!

Strut Your Kidney - Hybrid - 5K, 10K, Family Fun Run/Walk/Roll or Virtual

Strut Your Kidney to celebrate, honor, and raise awareness for children with chronic kidney disease. All proceeds raised will go to Northwest Kidney Kids, the only organization supporting children with kidney disease and their families in the Northwest. Let's come together as a community so celebrate and fundraise for our amazing kidney families!

Here is how it works...

Step 1. Register to run/walk/roll or our fun run and invite your friends to join!

Step 2. Help NW Kidney Kids raise more awareness and financial support for children with kidney disease and their families.

Step 3. Run/walk/roll with us in person on Sunday September 21st 2025 or on your own and on your own time!

*If on your own, submit your time and a finishing photo to be added to the Strut Your Kidney results leader board. Post a picture of your run to Facebook or Instagram using #strutyourkidney.

*For registrations after September 1st we can not guarantee swag availability.

SPONSORS

If you would like to sponsor or make a donation, please contact [email protected]!

Major thank you to Eclectic Edge Racing for being our 2025 Timing Company!

Check out their website!

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Caminé con Orgullo Su Riñón - Carrera divertida familiar de 1 milla, 5k, 10k o virtual

Caminé Con Orgullo Su Riñón es para celebrar y crear conciencia para los niños que sufren de enfermedades crónicas de los riñones. Todas las ganancias serán para “Northwest Kidney Kids”, la única organización que apoya a niños con enfermedades de riñón y a sus familias en el Noroeste. Vamos a juntarnos como comunidad, pero manteniendo la distancia, para apoyar esta gran causa.

Así es como funciona…

Paso # 1. Registrate para correr/caminar/hacer cualquier otra actividad en el maratón. Y/O participar en la carrera de diversión ¡Invita a tus amigos a participar!

Paso # 2. Ayude a NW Kidney Kids a crear más conciencia y apoyo financiero para los niños con enfermedad renal y sus familias.

Paso # 3. ¡Corre / camina / rueda con nosotros en persona el domingo 21 de septiembre de 2025 o por tu cuenta y en tu tiempo libre!

• Si está solo, envíe su tiempo y una foto final para que se agreguen a la tabla de clasificación de resultados de Strut Your Kidney. Publica una foto de tu carrera en Facebook o Instagram usando #strutyourkidney.

*Para aquellos que se registren después del primero de septiembre, no podemos garantizar la disponibilidad de las máscaras.

PATROCINADORES

Si desea patrocinar o hacer una donación por favor contactarse con [email protected]!

The Color Run is the happiest, most colorful 5K on the planet. At The Color Run, it’s not about how fast you go or how far you’ve trained—it’s about having the best day ever. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or someone who’s never done a race before, you’re invited. Walk it, jog it, dance your way through—it’s all about fun, laughter, and making unforgettable memories.

This 5K experience is designed for everyone, from families and friend groups to first-timers just looking to try something new. Along the course, you’ll pass through vibrant color zones where you’ll be doused in bursts of colored powder, turning you into a moving canvas of fun. By the time you cross the finish line, you’ll be head-to-toe in color and smiling the whole way through—we promise.

The Color Run keeps things simple:

1. Start clean. Wear white (the whiter, the better!) so you can show off every splash of color along the way.

2. Get colorful. At each kilometer, you’ll run, walk, or dance through color zones filled with bright, food-grade colored powder—by the finish, you’ll be completely transformed.

3. Celebrate big. After you cross the finish line, the fun continues at the Finish Festival—an epic dance party with music, color throws, and high-energy vibes you won’t want to miss.

From start to finish, The Color Run is less about competition and more about connection, joy, and pure fun. It’s not just a run—it’s a full-on color experience you’ll be talking about long after the last color flies.

Event details and schedule

PACKET PICK-UP DATE AND TIME WILL BE EMAILED BEFORE THE EVENT.

*Please bring a photo ID to pick up your race packet. There is a $5.00 fee to pick up your packet on race day. This fee was instituted to encourage people to attend pre-packet pickup so we can minimize lines and wait times on race day. Yes, we do allow people to pick up packets for other people (team member, family, friends). As long as their waiver has been signed online (generally done during registration) you will just need to present their confirmation email. That way, we know you have permission to get your friends’ stuff!

PRE-ORDER MERCHANDISE

All items that have been pre-ordered MUST be picked up by start time on race day or at packet pickup. Unfortunately, we do not have the ability to mail items to you after race day any items that have not been claimed will be forfeited and donated.

RACE DAY PACKET PICK-UP

If you are unable to pick up your race packet and/or register on either of the packet pickup dates, you will be able to do so on race day. However there is a same day race check in fee of $5 (Cash Only) per registration.

Please arrive early to have ample time to park and line up at the start line. Don’t stress out if you are stuck in traffic. We will leave the start line open for everyone to be able to run the race.

PARKING

There is up to a $20 fee (cash only) for parking.

NO BAG CHECK

(no lockers, etc.)

Please note that there is NO bag check. So leave your valuables in the car or take what you want with you!

STARTING LINE

We will be releasing waves of runners every 2-5 minutes at the starting line at the events start time.

RACE BIB

Be sure to attach your race bib to the front of your shirt with the safety pins provided. You will NOT be allowed on the course without a race bib.

SPECTATORS

There will be no charge for spectators. An open area for spectator viewing will be available on both sides of the start/finish line. Be sure to carpool!

WATER STATIONS

There will be a water station on the course and at the finish line.

AFTER RACE PARTY

Please stay after the race for an amazing Color Run After Party! Music, color, and the most fun you have ever had at a 5k.

REFUNDS

Please note we do not offer refunds, if you are unable to join us, please transfer your ticket to another athlete or contact [email protected] for more information.

Planning

Course

100k Competitive Race

50k Fun Ride

70% gravel/dirt, short hike-a-bike

Downloads

Spec sheets (English):

Whyte_403_2025_Specsheets.pdf

Whyte_403_2026_Specsheets.pdf

Lodging and camping

Partner Hotel [Name] (15% off code [CODE]) or RV/tent camping at Fairgrounds from Friday 3 pm.

Event day

Parking

[Venue Name], [Address]

Limited spaces, carpool to Lot B. Follow staff directions.

Packet pickup

Friday 5 – 7 pm at Main Lodge or event morning.