7 walking events in Richland, Washington
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7 events in Richland-
Fri, Feb 06, 2026 at 4:00 AMSee full details
RICHLAND RUNFEST 2026 is presented by 3 Rivers Road Runners (3RRR)
DISTANCES:
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Half Marathon, 10K and 5K (both in person and virtual options)
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There will be a medal for each race (and they will fit together to make one big medal if you do all 3!!!)
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You can register for one in person option and then the other distances virtually or all 3 races virtually to obtain all three medals that will fit together to make one cool medal.
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Did I mention--Do all 3 races and you get 3 medals that go together to get one big medal--you have 3 weeks to complete the virtual options PRIOR to the in person race date and 1 week AFTER the in person race date and you get a discount.
DATES:
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In Person Race: Saturday, February 28, 2026
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Virtual Race Window: Friday February 6, 2026 to Friday, March 6, 2026 at 11:59 pm.
TIMES:
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Half Marathon will start at 8:30am
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10K and 5K will start at 8:45am
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ALL race courses close at 12:30 PM.
WHERE:
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Richland, WA
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Start and Finish will be at Columbia Point Marina Park
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Use the address of 660 Columbia Point Drive, Richland WA 99354 for GPS directions.
FACEBOOK
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Please like us on Facebook for updates and inspiration: www.facebook.com/richlandrunfest.
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This year we have a running group and training plan (both beginner and intermediate/advanced) for ALL distances: the half marathon, 10K and 5K. See Facebook for details or see the running group and training plan section.
REGISTRATION:
RACE DISTANCE
Until 11/16/2025
11/17/2025 to 12/31/2025
1/1/2026 to 1/31/2026
2/1/2026 to 2/28/2026**
Half Marathon
$60
$65
$70
$75
10K
$25
$30
$35
$40
5K
$20
$25
$30
$35
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Online registration ends WHEN THE RACES FILL UP (if they don't fill up there will be race day signup), FOR VIRTUAL RACES on Wednesday, February 6, at 8 PM (For those with injuries or conflicts and need to switch to the virtual, that can be approved by the race director after that date.
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The entry fees include a finisher medal, light weight hoodie pullover shirt (for the half marathon only, 10K and 5K can purchase for additional cost), finish line treats (for the in person races), a surprise gift, and great company with our awesome volunteers and fellow runners (for the in person races).
The 10K and 5K can purchase the shirt option separately for $25 extra (until the shirt cutoff date of 2/6/2026).
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The cut off for shirts will be 2/6/2026. Shirts are only available for purchase by 10K and 5K runners and guaranteed for half marathon runners registered by 2/6/2026. Shirts will be available at packet pick up on Friday and after the race on race day on a first come, first serve basis if you register after 2/6/2026. We appreciate your understanding with this deadline that allows us to finalize event details. Shirts will be a light weight hoodie pullover (similar to the past years)
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All runners (virtual and in person) will need to pick up their race packets at packet pickup, those virtual runners wanting their packets mailed will need to choose the additional mailing option at check out! If you don't pick the mailing option you will not get your packet mailed to you. All virtual packets being mailed well be done at the latest 1-2 weeks AFTER the close of the virtual window (3/6/2026).
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There will be a $25 discount if you (same person) register for all 3 races (example: the in person half marathon and the 10K and 5K virtual).
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For every participant that signs up (in person race or virtual) we will be donating $2.50 to a local charity, Grace Collective; and $2.50 to be split amongst our local school and community groups that man our aid stations. For more information please check out the Grace Collective Website and the charity section below for our local groups.
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If you are a current 3RRR club member, your entry fee is $3 less for the half and $2 less for the 10K and 5K. Please select that option for the discount when registering.
SIGN UP EARLY TO SAVE!!
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The in person races will have a maximum of 250 runners in the half marathon, 250 in the 10k, and 250 in the 5k.
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There may be packet pick up registration the day before the race and race day ONLY if there is space remaining, please sign up early.
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You may change between race distances on-line under your race account up until 2/27/2026. You will be charged the difference in cost if you are going up in distance, if you are going down in distance there is no extra charge-but you will not get a refund.
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THERE ARE NO REFUNDS OR DEFERRALS. We appreciate your understanding with our policies as a non-profit, volunteer led race, we have to balance our policies with what we can reliably provide for our runners. If life events or injury prevent you from running you can always switch to the virtual option at no charge and run it when you can (you can chose to pick up your packet at packet pick up or pay the shipping fee and it will be sent to you with all the other virtual runners who picked the mailing option).
PACKET PICKUP:
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Packet Pickup will be on Friday February 27, 2026 from 3:30-6 pm.
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Location: The Lodge at Columbia Point, 530 Columbia Point Drive, Richland, WA 99352
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Packet Pickup will be on race morning from 7:30-8:15am ONLY for those coming from out of town (or by arrangement), locals please pick up your pack on Friday. Packet pick up will end at 8:15am race morning so don't be late. PLEASE NOTE THIS IT NOT AT THE START AREA, it is about a 3-5 min walk from the start area.
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For the virtual races, you MUST pick up your goodies at Packet Pickup as above or on Race Day. If you are only doing virtual and want your goodies mailed to you then pick the shipping option (an additional charge will apply) and your packet will be sent to you 1-2 weeks after the conclusion of the virtual race window
THE IN PERSON RACE SET UP
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Timing will be by chip. There will be mats for timing at the start and finish.
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Every Finisher will receive a finisher medal--- all 3 race medals will fit together in a unique way, so you can do all three distances and it will be cool!
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There will be three aid stations on the course --one around mile 3 and one around mile 4.5 and 12 (same one you pass twice), and the third around mile 6.5 and 10 (same one you pass twice).
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The course will be about the same as last year so checkout the course maps below-it is not a flat course.
RACE DAY PHOTOS
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Chris Ruby is capturing your race day in photos!
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They will be available after the race at no charge to participants
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Thank you Chris!
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LINK TO THE FOTO RUBY PHOTO GALLERY and you can search the year--Click HERE
RUNNING GROUP AND TRAINING PLAN
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Again this year Jen Comfort of Jennifer Comfort Coaching is writing our training plans for the half marthon, 10K and 5K. She has put together a beginner and intermediate plan for each distance so there should be something for everyone!! Thanks Coach Jen.
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I and several others from the run group will be leading the running group on Saturdays.
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The running group will be meeting on Saturday mornings at 6:45am (running by 7am) at the Wake Up Call Coffee (formerly Black Rock Coffee, formerly Roasters) on George Washington Way in Richland. We ask that you park down in Howard Amon parking below and walk up to not overwhelm coffee shop parking lot. All levels are welcome, we will be running the distances that are listed on the training plans but often others are running more or less. Experienced runners are encouraged to attend (and now we have a training plan for you too) to help mentor those who are new to our beloved sport.
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The Saturday runs will be posted on the Facebook page.
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The training plan is posted here on this website and on the Facebook page as well.
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Remember that everyone is responsible for their own health and that they have checked with their doctor prior to participating.
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If you are not a part of Facebook please just show up to a Saturday morning run and we will get you all the details you need (or contact me-the race director).
AWARDS
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ONLY FOR THE IN PERSON RACES (virtual has no awards-only the finisher medals)
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There will be an awards table to pick up your award at the race finish line (they will not be mailed out later).
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OVERALL top three female finishers for each distance.
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OVERALL top three male finishers for each distance.
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Age Group Awards: 14 and under, 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 and up
FINISH LINE
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We will be following all health department and WA guidelines to have a safe in person race.
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There will be bottled water and lots of prepackaged foods for all finishers.
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More Info as we get closer to race day.
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Last year we had a coffee truck and hope to have the same this year.
RACE RESULTS:
- All race results are posted at nsplit.com.
VOLUNTEERING:
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PLEASE consider having your friends or family members volunteer for the race. The Volunteers make your race experience that much better.
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If you know of anyone interested in volunteering, please have them contact Amanda Lang at [email protected]. or signup here on the website.
OUR CHARITIES
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Grace Collective (local): Grace Collective is a nonprofit that offers hope and opportunity for lasting change to women survivors of trafficking, addiction, homelessness and poverty. We do this by fostering a community of grace where women learn job and life skills that enable them to gain sustainable employment and a secure future for themselves and their children. AND Atlas Freedom: Their mission statement: We exist to empower the rescue and restoration of those in sexual slavery and to prevent exploitation.
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Local School Bands that are playing and manning our aid stations. So far we have Richland High School Band Program and will have another Band Program as well.
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For every race entry we will be donating $5 ($2.50 to Grace Collective/Atlas Freedom and $2.50 to the School Band Programs to split.
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You can give additional donations, click on the donate at the top of the page or during registration.
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Depending on how many sponsors we can get for the race we will also be donating additional monies. If you know an organization that would like to sponsor please contact the race director (see below for information).
Any other questions, please email the race director, Amanda Lang, at [email protected]. Please remember the race director is a volunteer and works a full time job that does not allow checking of phone, email or Facebook while at work. Please be patient, I promise to get back to you, it just may take a day (or two/three in a really busy week).
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Sat, Apr 25, 2026 at 9:00 AMSee full details
Join us for the 19th Annual CLOT TROT!!!
We are excited to invite you to join us on Saturday, April 25th This will be both an IN PERSON and VIRTUAL event (including on STRAVA). We will have a 1 mile and 5k option.
WHEN: Saturday, April 25th 2026
WHERE: Howard Amon Park in 500 Amon Park Dr, Richland, WA 99352 (back at the fingernail) Look for the firetruck!!
TIME: 5k will start at 9:00am - 1 mile at 9:05am The race will not end until the last participant has finished!
Registration: Will be online until Friday, April 24th at 8:00pm
WALK UP REGISTRATION ON RACE DAY MORNING STARTING AT 8:00AM
-Share on social media (picture, selfie, screenshot of running route, etc) using #clottrotand be sure to tag us! (Facebook/Instagram: @clottrot)
This is a family, friendly, fitness event for a good cause!
Please visit our website www.clot-trot.org for more details on how to participate, and share our event on Facebook with your friends!
Special 2026 Clot-Trot T-shirts are free for the first 243 IN PERSON participants. Donations are always welcome and can be made during online registration or in person on race day! Please remember, the donations go toward hemophilia research and to assist those who are dealing with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders. We hope you can get out and support the bleeding disorders community!
WHAT IS THE CLOT TROT?
The Clot Trot was started by Aaron Smith, from the Tri-Cities area of Washington in 2008. The event began as his Eagle Scout service project and has grown into a grassroots community event building awareness for hemophilia. This event was created by a hemophilia family that has contributed to the advancement of hemophilia research for many years. The Smith family actively serves and participates in the hemophilia community; including volunteering as counselors at hemophilia summer camps and dedicating much of their time to the bleeding disorder community.
We appreciate your many years of support of the Clot-Trot and your generous donations that go toward hemophilia research and supporting the bleeding disorders community. The Clot-Trot is one of our highlights each year, as we show support for individuals and families with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders
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Thu, Jun 04, 2026 at 6:00 PMSee full details
Celebrate five decades of running with Fleet Feet at The Big Run presented by Brooks. This community 5K on Global Running Day is all about summer vibes, shared memories and the kind of runner’s high that keeps you coming back. Register today for The Big Run and let the good miles roll!
*Online Registration closes at 12:00 pm on Wednesday, June 3. After 12:00 pm, sign ups are available at the check in tent.
DISTANCE: 5k fun run/walk
WHEN: Wednesday, June 3, at 6:00 pm
WHERE: Fleet Feet Tri-Cities- 620 George Washington Way, Richland, WA 99352
PRICE: FREE
Stay connected:
● Find community at Fleet Feet Tri-Cities
● Sign up for our newsletters
● Join the Fleet Feet Rewards Program
● Follow us on Facebook and Instagram
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Sun, Jul 19, 2026 at 8:00 AMSee full details
Celebrate the holiday spirit in the middle of summer at the Christmas in July 5K/10K/Half Marathon! This means Santa is on Vacay!
Come on out and join us at Leslie Groves Park in Richland.This festive race brings all the cheer of the season—without the cold—giving athletes a fun and energetic way to race during the warm summer months.
Whether you’re tackling the 5K, 10K, or Half Marathon, you’ll enjoy a spirited race atmosphere filled with holiday flair, seasonal fun, and motivation from start to finish. Runners and walkers of all levels are welcome to join in the celebration.
All athletes who cross the finish line will receive a custom finisher medal and a spirited, race-themed shirt to commemorate their accomplishment. Awards will be presented to men and women for all three distances to the top finishers in the usual five-year age groups, starting at 10 & Under.
Break out the holiday cheer, lace up your running shoes, and make summer miles merry at the Christmas in July 5K/10K/Half Marathon.
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Sat, Aug 08, 2026 at 8:00 AMSee full details
Looking for some summer fun...
5k Race & 0.5m Kids Dash
then cool off in the splash pad!!!!
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Saturday August 8, 2026
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8am Badger Mountain Community Park
350 Keene Road, Richland, WA
Schedule of Events:
➔ 7:00 am Start of Registration / Number Pickup
➔ 7:50 am Pre-race announcement
➔ 8:00 am Start of the Summer Splash 5k
➔ 9:00 am Start of the Kids Splash Dash
➔ 10:00 am Event Ends
The Summer Splash 5k race is 3.1 miles along the Keene Road Trail, starting at the Badger Mountain Park splash pad. The out-and-back course heads east from the park and turns around where the 12-ft wide paved trail crosses Bellerive Road. The course will be marked with chalk and cones and traffic control volunteers will be at each road crossing (Elementary St / Leslie Rd / Venus Cir) to help as crossing guards although you are responsible for safely crossing each roadway (be prepared to stop in case of traffic that is not yielding).
5k Registration:
➔ $15 Online (until January 31st)
➔ $25 Online (until May 31st)
➔ $30 Online (until July 31st)
➔ $35 Online (through race day)
➔ 12 & Under are FREE with a paid parent (after registering the parent, please contact us for discount code to use for the child)
Kids Splash Dash:
The Kids Splash Dash is a 1⁄2 mile fun run/walk that stays within the Badger Mountain Park and follows the paved loop path around the fields and splash pad. This is FREE and open to anyone 10 years old and younger.
All participants will need to sign a waiver and anyone under 18 years old will need the waiver signed by a parent.
Awards & Timing:
The 5k race will be timed and results will be posted online after the event. The 1⁄2 mile kids run will not be timed.
Medals will be provided to the top 3 female and male finishers overall and also of each age group in the 5k:
0-9, 10-14, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, and 70+
All finishers of the Kids Splash Dash will receive a finisher ribbon.
Post Race:
Water and snacks will be available at the finish line.
Please bring chairs and towels so you can hang around after the event. The Badger Mountain Community Park has big grass fields, a playground, and a SPLASH PAD so...
Stay & Play after you Run for some Fun in the Sun!!
Presented by Delta Endurance LLC
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Sun, Oct 25, 2026 at 8:00 AMSee full details
The 43rd Annual Tri-Cities Marathon & Relay will be held Sunday, October 25, 2026!
Remembering Richard "Keith" Fuller. 1957-2025
Join us at the Riverfront Hotel in Richland to run 13.1 or 26.2! Don't feel like going that far? You can also form a relay team of up to four for the marathon.
Improvements for 2026 are already taking shape! We cannot wait to announce them!
Registration:
Super Early Bird (November 1 - December 31): $70 Marathon / $55 Half Marathon / $140 Relay Team
Early Bird (January 1 - April 30): $80 Marathon / $65 Half Marathon / $160 Relay Team
Standard (May 1 - October 9): $90 Marathon / $75 Half Marathon / $180 Relay Team
Late (October 10 and after): $100 Marathon / $85 Half Marathon / $200 Relay Team
No paper registrations outside of packet pickup and race morning.
Each entry fee covers: Full course support with aid stations every 2 miles, free event t-shirt, finisher's medal, fully automatic chip timing and more. Relay fee is fixed regardless of how many runners are on your team.
Schedule:
Packet Pickup & Late Registration:
Friday 4-6pm at Fleet Feet Tri-Cities, with shakeout run and Q&A with Director.
Saturday TBD
Sunday 6am at Riverfront Hotel south parking lot. Last minute registration ends 30 minutes before the gun. Number pickup ends 15 minutes before the gun.
Race Day:
Early Start Option: 7:00AM
Pre-Race Ceremony: 7:55AM
Marathon & Marathon Relay Start: 8:00AM. Wheelchair start 1 minute before runners.
Half Marathon Start: 9:00AM
Course Closes: 2:00PM
Awards Podium: 5 minutes after 3rd place finishes. Age group winners claim awards immediately on finish, once your placing is confirmed. If you made the podium, do not leave the finish area until after the awards ceremony.
Future Editions:
The Tri-Cities Marathon has historically been held on the last Sunday of October, and going forward it will not change without plenty of advance notice. You can expect it to be held on the following dates:
October 31, 2027
October 29, 2028
October 28, 2029
October 27, 2030
Course:
AllTrails Map Link: https://www.alltrails.com/explore/map/map-august-10-2024-4afe044
PlotARoute Map Link: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2773091
The Half Marathon course is 6.55 miles out-and-back into Pasco, turning around on the trail just before the Road 54 boat launch. This is a USATF certified course through 2027.
The Marathon course is planned to be the same as 2024, again following the Pasco river trail past the Cable Bridge before crossing it into Kennewick. From there, the course is a mix of trail and bike lane going west on Columbia Park Trail. Turn north on the 240 side path and west towards Chamna Park, turning around about 1/3 of the way up the I-182 bridge. Follow the 240 trail back into Richland and to the Riverfront Hotel. USATF Certification for this course is in progress.
Relay Exchange 1 is at the Road 54 parking area in Pasco. Exchange 2 is at the turn into Columbia Park in Kennewick (just before the skate park). Exchange 3 is at the east end of Carrier Road in Richland. If your team does not have all 4 members, you may allocate the relay legs however you wish. Parking is generous at all 3 exchange points. You are responsible for arranging for transport to/from these points.
Both courses are mostly flat apart from the bridges. The final 8 miles of the Marathon course are slightly rolling. Elevation gain for the Marathon is about 400ft.
Every turn will be clearly marked with spray chalk, cones, signs, etc. and a friendly marshal if enough volunteer. (Yes, we need VOLUNTEERS!) We will also have markers at every mile and 5km intervals. A comprehensive guide to the course can be found in the Athlete's Guide.
Aid Stations:
Aid Stations are approximately every 2 miles, and the pinpoint locations can be found on the AllTrails course map, along with the aid station document attached. You will get about 12 stations for the Marathon, 6 for the Half Marathon, and 2-3 for each relay leg. These stations will be stocked with water, electrolytes, energy gels, and other snacks. Info on each aid station will be posted in the Athlete's Guide and FAQ.
Let us know how we can improve our aid stations! They are a key component to a quality marathon experience, and being a small event means we are able to take a more individualized approach to them. What are some of your favorite things to take at aid stations? We are all ears to that!
Restrooms are located at the start/finish area, Mile 4 at Chiawana Park Road 88, Mile 7 at Wade Park Road 54, Mile 9 at Riverview Park 17th Avenue, Mile 13 at Columbia Park East Boat Launch, Mile 18 at Wade Park, and Mile 22 at Chamna Park. Some are portables, some are permanent. Some may be closed, we will check them before the race. Some are located right on the course path, others are a short ways off. If you leave the course, you should return at the spot where you left.
Awards:
Custom Finisher's medal for everyone who completes the distance (they're a lot nicer this year!)
Special medals (Gold, Silver, Bronze) for Top 3 men's and women's in both full and half distances.
Custom printed pint glasses for age group winners. 19U, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+, men's and women's. Also awarded to each member of the 2nd and 3rd place relay teams.
Custom plaque board for 1st place relay team.
The Director's Award is a small gift pack from our sponsors, Fleet Feet Tri-Cities. It is presented to the individual/team with the best display of athleticism, sportsmanship, spirit, perseverance, grit, etc. on race day. Anyone can win this award - local elites, casual joggers, walkers, even volunteers and spectators! The recipient will be announced after the race.
TCM Officials:
Referee: Sun-Yu Au
Timekeeper: Eric Ewing
Training:
"It's not about the destination, it's about the journey there" could not be more true for long distance events, and you never have to tackle this by yourself. The Tri-Cities has several great running coaches and groups.
Fleet Feet Richland is hosting a training program for the Half Marathon. Long Runs are 8AM Saturdays and Workouts are 6PM Wednesdays at their Richland location. Click the following link for more info. https://www.fleetfeet.com/s/tricities/training/fall-distance-training
The Richland RunFest also hosts a long run group. They currently meet Sundays at 7AM at the Wake Up Call Coffee near Howard Amon Park. Facebook Group Link: https://www.facebook.com/richlandrunfest
Both of these groups, as with most others in the area, welcome all paces and abilities.
Other training groups may pop up here and there, and we will announce as many as we can on our web pages. If you prefer to train by yourself, there are many free training programs and pace calculators on the internet. Take full advantage of the resources around you!
Weather:
The weather in late October can vary greatly. In 2023, the start temperature was 25F with minimal wind. In 2024, the start temperature was in the 40s but with extreme winds up to 20mph. The average conditions are low 30s with a slight wind blowing east. Please plan for any conditions! The race will be held regardless of conditions as long as it is safe.
Volunteers!!!
No organized running event would be possible without the help of volunteers. Between aid stations, course marshals, event setup, etc., we will need about 70-90 volunteers to make this event the best it can be, and of course any extra help we can get is greatly appreciated. Have family/friends not doing anything on a Sunday morning? Bring them out with you to help you and fellow runners on your way! (Did I mention fresh air is good for everyone?)
Records:
Men's Marathon: Michael Brady - 2:22:51 (1983)
Women's Marathon: Kari Hamilton - 2:54:06 (2023)
Men's Marathon, 2005 Course: Michael Williams - 2:30:25 (2023)
2024 Course: Miguel Ramirez - 2:46:22; Kari Hamilton - 2:56:17
Most Wins:
Men: Ian Sharman - 5 (2009, 2012, 2015, 2016, 2024)
Women: Kari Hamilton - 3 (2019, 2023, 2025)
Men's Half Marathon: Steve Dion - 1:14:10 (2024)
Women's Half Marathon: Audra McPartland - 1:21:37 (2023)
Check back for more info as race day approaches! We can't wait to see you at the start line!
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Sat, Nov 28, 2026 at 9:00 AMSee full details
Take a magical journey through a life-sized Candy Land! Walk, hike, or run as you relive one of your favorite childhood games as a real-life adventure. Enjoy some of Tri-Cities' local trails, visit the candy-themed stations for a variety of treats, and meet special Candy Land characters.
This event is a fundraiser for Mirror Ministries. All proceeds and entry fees will go directly to support Mirror Ministries, an organization of people who embrace a vision of hope for victims and survivors of sex trafficking. We work toward this vision knowing God’s grace is reflected in each one of us as we pray, serve, and give to show survivors their true worth.
For more information visit https://www.mirror-ministries.org/
Walk - Run - Hike - Ruck Details:
This sweet adventure will start and end in the parking lot of Candy Mountain in Richland, WA. We offer three different routes depending on your ability and how long you want to stay in Candy Land. All routes will be on trails. You will be given a fun map for each route, and the stations will be marked on it. The longer you participate, the more treats you get! Service animals only; must be leashed at all times
Each finisher will get a wooden finisher medal. Awards will be given to the Top Overall male and female (1st, 2nd, 3rd place) in the 3.5 mile and 10k distance. RUCK finishers will get a special ruck patch.
Age group awards male & female will be given out to 1st, 2nd, 3rd place in the 10k & 3.5 mile.
Groups will be: 3-5, 6-9, 10-14, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, 80-89
10k & 3.5 mile will be chip-timed by Eastern Oregon Sports Timing. 1.25 is not time and is just for fun!
Prices:
Gumdrop Loop 1.25 mile: $20 from 6/2 to 10/29 - $25 In-person
Chocolate Route 3.5 mile: $35 from 6/2 to 10/29 - $40 In-person
Licorice Trail 10k: $45 from 6/2 to 10/29 - $50 In-person
Licorice Trail 10k RUCK: $45 from 6/2 to 10/29 - $50 In-person
~ 2 years old and younger are free
Parking:
NEW FOR 2025 Parking will be at Bethel Church- 600 Shockley Rd, Richland, WA 99352
There will be a shuttle bus every 15 minutes to and from Candy Mountain starting at 8:00 a.m. Plan ahead for extra time with parking, unloading, and reloading. Make sure race bib is visible for volunteers to see as you are loading buses. If riding the shuttle to pick up your bib on race day morning, let the volunteers and/or drivers know. The will be buses ready to take you back to the parking lot once the first race is over.
NO PARKING ON THE ROADWAY CLOSE TO THE CANDY MOUNTAIN PARKING LOT OR IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS.
Online Registration Dates:
Online registration will close on Tuesday, October 28th at 8 p.m.
Bib Pick-up and In-person Registration:
Thursday, October 30th from 2-6 p.m. at Runners Soul 5020 W Clearwater Ave, Kennewick, WA 99336
Saturday, November 1st from 8:30-9:30 a.m. at the Candy Mountain parking lot. if there are registration spots available
Local Clubs & Organizations
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Club
USA Swimming Club. Safe Sport Recognized. 91 members.
[email protected] +1 509-528-0424