Trail Running calendar near Crystal Mountain 2026-2027

Run the July Cougar Mountain Trail Run at Sky Country Trailhead in Bellevue on scenic single track through forest, hills and wetlands with 5K, 10.8 and 19.5 mile options. $15 from every entry benefits King County Parks.

Trail runs near Yakima, WA on single-track courses with ridge views of Mt. Rainier and Mt. Adams, offered at 25K and 12K with aid stations, post-race refreshments, and medals for top finishers.

A 100 mile trail endurance race near Easton, WA on July 17, 2026 featuring over 23,000 feet of climb, about 32 miles on the Pacific Crest Trail and the 2.3 mile Snoqualmie Tunnel. Entry is by lottery and specific trail work and qualifier re..

A multi-distance trail weekend at Crystal Mountain Resort featuring a summit-start half marathon, a downhill 10K, and an uphill Hill Climb 5K, with gondola access, chip timing, on-site camping, and a cup-free sustainability policy.

A free community festival for trail runners in Seattle with a group social run, an expo of local race directors and brands, food and a raffle. The Seattle edition offers 4 mile and 6.5 mile run options and a city T-shirt preorder.

A volunteer weekend at Marble Mountain Sno Park where participants hike about 9 mile roundtrip to carry water into remote aid stations for a race. Camping is possible and there is no participation fee.

Remote trail races on Mt. St. Helens with a full loop 50K and a shorter 25K. Routes run mostly on the Loowit Trail across lava, boulder fields, rivers and forest with thousands of feet of elevation change.

Trail races at Sky Country Trailhead in Bellevue offering 5K, 14.5 miles, and marathon distances. Organized by Seattle Running Club and Northwest Trail Runs, with $15 per entry donated to King County Parks.

A point to point marathon and half marathon on the Palouse to Cascade and Snoqualmie Valley trails near Snoqualmie Pass and North Bend, Washington. The marathon includes a tunnel and a steady downhill that often produces fast finish times.

A nonstop point to point trail run on and around Mount St. Helens covering 207.9 miles with large elevation change, varied volcanic and forest terrain, and on-course aid and sleep stations on National Forest lands.

The Bigfoot 20 Mile Run starts at Marble Mountain Sno Park on Mount St. Helens. Runners traverse single-track trails through lava fields, streams, and old-growth forests.

Run the scenic, paved loop at Chambers Bay during twilight hours. Choose from a half marathon, 10k, or 5k distance on a course with rolling hills. This USATF sanctioned event is part of the Run Super Series.

Backcountry Rise is a trail race at the Mount St. Helens Science and Learning Center offering 50K, 20 mile and half marathon loop courses through remote, exposed singletrack with significant elevation and required safety gear.

Trail ultramarathons in the remote Dark Divide near Randle WA with 100M, 100K, 50K and 15M distances. The 100 Miler requires prior qualifications and includes specific pacer and volunteer requirements.

Point to point marathon and half marathon on the Palouse to Cascades Trail near North Bend, WA. The marathon is USATF certified and a Boston qualifier while the half includes a 2.4 mile tunnel section.

Beat the Blerch offers a 5K, 10K, half marathon, and marathon on a flat, scenic course near Seattle. The event starts at Tolt-MacDonald Park and runs through the forests of the Snoqualmie Valley.

The Coal Miner is a rugged, self-supported 50+ mile trail run in Washington's mountains. With no course markings and minimal aid, it's a true back-to-basics challenge for experienced runners. Finish requires summit selfies and a verified GP..

Tunnel Light Marathon and Half Marathon follow a point to point downhill route from Snoqualmie Pass to North Bend and are USATF Boston certified. Registration is paused after storm damage to the Palouse to Cascade Trail with a tentative reo..

A mountain trail race at Crystal Mountain, WA covering about 7.7 miles and 2,544 feet of ascent. The route climbs Kelly’s Gap to Grubstake, follows alpine ridgelines and forest trails, and returns to the resort base with organized divisions..

A self supported mountain trail event in the Cascades offering 100K and 100 mile options, about 21,000 feet of elevation change and one resupply point after the first 100K. The race is nonprofit and benefits local rescue and veteran groups.