Trail Running calendar near Cle Elum 2026-2027

A roughly 3 mile obstacle trail run at Joint Base Lewis McChord on July 18, 2026, limited to 1,500 entrants. Waves of 25 start every five minutes and packet pickup includes a shirt, custom medal, bib and beverage ticket.

Trail races at St. Edward State Park near Lake Washington offering 4 mile and 8 mile looped courses on mixed single track and wider trails, with an aid station at the start/finish. Part of the Tuesday Night Trail to Grill series.

A one day community running festival in Seattle on July 22, 2026, with a social run offering 4 mile and 6.5 mile options, an expo with vendors and a raffle, and onsite giveaways and activities at Seven Hills Running.

A trail ultramarathon near Greenwater, WA with 50M, 50K and 25K options on mostly single track. Routes start and finish at Ranger Creek Campground with significant elevation gain and multiple aid stations.

A loaded trail event at Esmeralda Trailhead in Cle Elum, Washington on August 1, 2026. Two options: a 13 mile route with 4,406 ft elevation gain and a 9 mile mini with 2,831 ft, each requiring a 20 lb dry load.

Stair races and walks at Stadium Bowl in Tacoma with one lap and two lap options, a Heroes Race with weighted vests, and proceeds supporting Kindred Souls Foundation. Open to participants aged eight and up with guardian supervision for mino..

Trail races of 5k, 14.5 miles and 26.2 miles take place in King County's Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park near Seattle. The event includes aid stations on course, supports King County Parks, and participates in a youth trail series.

A USATF-certified marathon and half marathon on August 9, 2026 near Hyak and Snoqualmie Pass. The rail-trail course runs through the Snoqualmie Tunnel, has about 1,000 feet of net elevation loss, aid stations every 2 to 3 miles, and shuttle..

A timed endurance event at Lincoln Park on August 15, 2026, featuring a repeated two mile loop with 18, 12, 6, and 3 hour formats, team competition, and Kids Loopy Races. The race is cupless and supports on-course snacks and food options.

An evening running event at Chambers Bay in University Place, Washington offering 5k, 10k and half marathon distances on a paved loop with varied terrain, aid stations, race-day packet pick-up, and event swag.

A team relay at Crystal Mountain on August 21-22, 2026 featuring three alpine trail loops, a mid-race gondola ride, and views of Mt. Rainier. Multiple team formats are offered, plus on-site camping and glamping at Ragnar Village.

A remote point-to-point trail event on Kachess Ridge in the Cascades, offering 50K and 50-mile options, alpine ridgeline views, a summit lookout, remote aid stations, and camping at the Salmon La Sac SnoPark finish.

The Dark Divide Trail Races offer technical distance options through the Gifford-Pinchot National Forest in Washington. Runners navigate alpine ridges and old-growth forests with views of glaciated volcanoes and on-site camping.

A multi-day ultrarunning festival at a private farm near Bonney Lake, WA, built around a looped 3.1 mile course with a single central aid station and free camping. Events range from 6 hours to a 200 mile race with centralized crew access.

A point to point marathon and half marathon on the Palouse to Cascades Trail in North Bend, WA, featuring downhill profiles, a Snoqualmie Tunnel section, lake views, USATF certification and timed race services.

Beat The Blerch in Carnation, WA offers 5K, 10K, half and full marathon distances on a flat out and back gravel trail through mossy evergreen forest, with stocked aid stations including Nutella sandwiches and birthday cake.

Coal Miner is a self-supported trail event near Roslyn, WA featuring a 51.3-mile route with over 10,000 feet of climb across several ridges and summits. Participants must use provided GPX tracks and carry a satellite messenger.

A timed trail event near Gig Harbor with 24 hour, 12 hour day, 12 hour night and 6 hour options on a two mile loop featuring about 320 feet of climb per lap. Aid station, drop bags, limited canopy space and awards provided.

A fast, scenic marathon and half marathon through the Snoqualmie Tunnel near Hyak at Snoqualmie Pass. The marathon is USATF certified and a Boston qualifier, with about 1,000 feet of net downhill on packed gravel.

A timed stair-climb at T-Mobile Park where participants tackle either 900 or 1,800 stairs to raise funds for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Climbers start in waves by self-identified pace and join an official after party.