Trail Running calendar near Mount Pisgah 2026-2027

A trail race near Bend, Oregon on June 20, 2026, featuring smooth Central Oregon singletrack. Distances include a 55K that passes Tumalo Falls and a half marathon; proceeds support the Ridgeview cross country and track program.

Lowells Loop in Pleasant Hill is a Last Man Standing event on a 5 mile road loop where runners must complete each lap within 60 minutes to continue. Proceeds support St. Jude's Children's Hospital.

A trail running event at Willamette Pass Resort on June 26-27, 2026 featuring a 6.9-mile Red Loop with 1,611 ft climb and timed 6H and 24H ultras on a 14.7-mile course, plus on-site camping and village amenities.

Mud Factor Eugene is a mud-based 5K obstacle run at Eugene MX Park in Junction City on June 27, 2026. The event includes Kidz Family and Adult waves, a festival area with a spectator fee, and required signed waivers.

A 5K and a Kids 1K Fun Run take place June 27, 2026 at Willamette Valley Vineyards in Turner, OR. Entry fees vary by registration period and the 1K registration includes a shirt.

A **5K** obstacle run at Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm in Woodburn, OR on June 28, 2026, with adult and KIDZ family waves. The event requires a signed waiver and photo ID for adults; spectators pay a small cash fee.

A six hour trail endurance event in Dexter, OR where runners complete a 5K each hour for up to six laps totaling 18 Miles. Lap-based awards include patches and a medal plus national leaderboard and cash prizes for top finishers.

Point to point trail races from Bend to Sisters in Central Oregon, featuring a 100 mile Western States qualifier and a 50 mile course. Both routes use single-track trails and include multiple full aid stations and shuttle options.

On July 25, 2026 the Hoodoo Challenge offers a scenic trail half marathon and a 5K to Potato Hill with limited fields, post-race lunch and proceeds supporting local families.

A trail run near Oakridge, Oregon offering two single-track distances: a 14 mile course with 3300 feet of climb and descent, and a 5.5 mile point-to-point with shuttle service. Part of the Run Big Trail Series.

A 100K loop ultramarathon around Waldo Lake near Oakridge, Oregon. The mostly single track route climbs several peaks from Willamette Pass Ski Area and includes remote sections and mountain views. Entry used a lottery for 2026.

A trail event at Left Coast Estate on August 1, 2026, with 10K and 5K run options and a 5K walk. Proceeds support the Oak Savanna Restoration Project and the day includes wine tasting, live music, and awards.

Experience a 5k mud run and garden party at the Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm. This annual event combines an adventurous obstacle course with a vibrant flower festival to support local charitable community projects.

Angry Owl Ultramarathons in Salem, Oregon offers 24 hour, 12 hour and 6 hour timed runs on a 1.05 mile loop at Bush's Pasture Park. Chip timing and a single aid station are provided, and each participant receives a cap.

A 24 hour challenge at Elijah Bristow State Park where runners complete ten 5 km laps at 2.5 hour intervals. Camping, meals, drinks, event shirts and swag are provided and finishers receive a coffin style award.

Experience the Oregon Coast with hilly trail runs at Sunset Bay State Park. Choose from four distances featuring cliffside ocean views, wooded paths, and beach sections in this RRCA sanctioned event.

A 50K and a half marathon near Sisters Oregon with routes that showcase views of the Three Sisters and other Cascade peaks. The 50K reaches the Three Sisters Wilderness edge while the half marathon is point to point with a net downhill.

Mission Possible at Willamette Mission State Park on 26 September 2026 offers chip-timed 5K and 10K trail races plus accessible All Abilities 2.25-mile and 1.6-mile loops, with volunteers on course and post-race pancakes and snacks.

Two-day trail running event in Yachats, Oregon offering 50K, 20 mile, half marathon and 10K across coastal shoreline and old-growth forest terrain.

A 25K trail race in Corvallis starting at the OSU Forestry Cabin. Registration includes a Condor shirt and proceeds support local trail building, Corvallis Mountain Rescue Unit, and a shoe assistance program.