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Bigfoot 20 Mile Run
The Bigfoot 20 mile begins at Marble Mountain Sno Park and runs along Mt. St. Helen's South Western side, taking you on a journey on this incredible volcano that erupted in 1980. Runners will experience lava fields, stream crossings, old-growth forests, and mountain running at its best! The route is 100% single-track trails. 9 hour cut-offLooking for the Bigfoot 200? Please visit the Bigfoot 200 Mile Endurance Run page
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Event's current local time: 1:14 AM PT
Join us for the 2026 Beaver Lake Triathlon 1/4-mile swim in beautiful Beaver Lake, 13.7-mile hilly road bike (Duthie Hill) followed by a flat and fast 4.3-mile neighborhood run. The last half mile is through the enchanted forests. Break the course recorded and get a cash bonus. 1:14:12. We have a great weekend planned just for you starting off with the pre-race safety briefing on August 27, 2026, 7 pm PDT Live Stream. On August 29, 2026, at 4 pm to 5:30 pm we have the pre-race Pasta Feed at Redmond Town Center Flatstick Restaurant and Grill (Free Parking). Take the Link Light Rail to the front door. Race day check in at 7 am and rack the bikes. Not up for the full grab a relay partner and form your team. Corporate teams are welcome. Mark your calendar for 3 pm after the race and we wll be awarding the champions their trophies at Pine Lake Ale House. Don't miss! Once again, we would like to thank the City of Sammamish and King County for their continued support.
Event details and schedule
There are plenty of parking spaces and restrooms at the Beaver Lake starting line. Weather for race day is generally cool 60s and sunny. No floatation devices are allowed in the swim, no motorized bikes, and all bike handles need to be plugged. Good Luck!
Beat The Blerch is a 5K, 10K, half, and full marathon created by The Oatmeal and inspired by this comic about running.
Our Carnation, Washington race will take place in a quaint little town located about 35 minutes outside of Seattle.
It begins at King County’s Tolt MacDonald Park, and it’s a beautiful flat, out-and-back course that winds its way through evergreen, mossy forests along the Snoqualmie valley trail. Near the starting line of the race are strawberry farms and pumpkin patches, which offer guided tours in case you’re still up for a bit of walking after the race.
Register Now for the 7th Annual Fly Away Run
Join us in 2026 for the 7th Annual Fly Away Run, a family-friendly community event featuring both a 5K run/walk and a 10K run. The race will begin in Kenmore and follow a marked course along the Burke-Gilman Trail toward Bothell.
Additional event details, including schedule, packet pickup information, and race-day amenities, will be shared as the event approaches.
The Fly Away Run is part of Kenmore’s Oktoberfest celebration, now in its 3rd year, bringing even more energy and excitement to this annual tradition.
2026 Day of Event Schedule -
The Fly Away Run launches from the Burke-Gilman Trail access point in Kenmore, located at 192 Brewing Co. Lake Trail Taproom & Copperworks Distilling. (7324 NE 175th Street, Kenmore).
Course: Timed, marked out-and-back route on the Burke-Gilman Trail, heading east toward Bothell
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
8:00 AM | Packet Pickup Begins
8:45 AM - 9:00 AM | Launch 10K & Kid Run
9:00 AM - 9:15 AM | 5K Line Up & Run/Walk Begins
10:15 AM - 11:00 AM | Finisher Awards and Community Celebration
Event Details
Giveaway, Medals & More
All registered participants will receive a commemorative medal, and those who register by September 1 are guaranteed an event giveaway. After September 1, giveaways will be available while supplies last.
Giveaway: Guaranteed with registration by September 1; limited quantities thereafter
Medals: Awarded to all registered race participants
Pets Welcome: Leashed pets, pet strollers, or wagons are welcome on the course. Please ensure pets remain on a short leash and that owners clean up after their animals.
Parking: Parking is available on nearby streets and at the Kenmore Park & Ride, which offers crosswalk access at the traffic light for convenient entry to the event.
Bib Pick-Up Week of Race:
Wednesday - Thursday @ Bothell Kenmore Chamber Office (10:00 AM - 2:00 PM)
Friday @ launch location 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Day of Event 8:00 AM
Welcome to Thunder River!
We are thrilled to share these fall season courses across the iconic Columbia River Gorge! With a purely point-to-point 25K race and an epic lollipop loop 50K, world class scenery, fall foliage and incredible local support, Thunder River ceases to amaze. Both races culminate with a trail loop around Thunder Island surrounded by the mighty Columbia River, just before the finish at Marine Park in Cascade Locks. We simply can’t think of a better way to close out our event season!
Marine Park
The event is staged in the heart of the Gorge at beautiful Marine Park along the banks of the Columbia River in Cascade Locks, Oregon, approximately 40 minutes drive east of Portland. Marine Park offers a number of amenities, including ample parking, indoor space, expansive views up, down and across the river... and ahem, an entire island, Thunder Island that is part of the last mile of the race course!
Daybreak Racing
Daybreak Racing has been hosting trail running events for over 10 years, including Gorge Waterfalls, Hood Hundred, Backcountry Rise, Tillamook Burn, The Big Alta and many more. Our mission is to deliver safe, high quality, homegrown trail race experiences to our participants, filled with spectacular views, challenging trails, good vibes and an exciting finish line experience to celebrate human achievement. We hope you'll join us!
Cancellations
Please review our Cancellation Policy here, which includes a generous race credit policy, pregnancy deferral policy and many other considerations. All runners shall agree to this policy during registration. If a runners needs to withdraw their entry at any time, they must withdraw themselves via their Ultrasignup account.
Event's current local time: 1:58 AM PT
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.
Take me out to the ballgame, but first run over the bridge! Feed me a bagel and electrolytes, I just hope that my hamstrings aren’t tight!
The Tacoma Narrows Half Marathon is back, featuring a Half Marathon 10K and 5K course that begins and ends at Cheney Stadium! We’re partnering with the Tacoma Rainiers, it’s going to be a weekend full of running and baseball fun!
The Tacoma Narrows Half Marathon is an out-and-back course that will start outside Cheney Stadium, you’ll then run along the Scott Pierson Trail, cross the pedestrian bridge over highway 16 and run through the quiet Skyline neighborhood* then take you across the majestic Tacoma Narrows Bridge and bring you back inside Cheney Stadium, where you’ll run on the warning track (and where you will see yourself on the jumbotron and be able to say “Look Ma, I made it!”).
*You’ll cross the Skyline Bridge again on the way back and run the neighborhood loop again on the way back to Cheney Stadium.
The Tacoma Narrows 10K & 5K course will also start and finish at Cheney Stadium and include a lap around the warning track.
Join us Labor Day weekend 2026 for an incredible sprint triathlon. Includes 1/4 mile swim in beautiful Lake Washington. A mixed road/trail course (5 mile/3 mile) Eastrail bike trail (regular road bike is Okay) on this limestone/hard packed dirt trail. You top off your day with a 8k mile trail run on 5 miles of asphalt bike path. Don't miss this hidden gem of the Pacific Northwest. The event fills up fast and has a cap. Good Luck!
Event details and schedule
There is plenty of free parking at Newcastle Beach Park. Optional packet pick up Saturday Sept 5, 2026, 4- 5:30 pm at race site. Mandatory Safety briefing Thursday Sept 3, 2026, 5 pm. It is recorded so if you miss it you can watch the recording. Also will include rules and regulations for the USAT sanctioned race.