Trail Running calendar near Kent 2026-2027

A trail running weekend in Leavenworth, Washington with a new 25K skyline loop, a double-loop 50K, and a town 5K, set on ridgelines and forest roads with aid stations and a Bavarian-style festival atmosphere.

A paved ultramarathon on the Foothills Trail in Puyallup, WA on May 23, 2026, offering 50-mile and 50k distances with multiple aid stations, a 15-hour cutoff, and participant benefits from local sponsors.

Timed 7 hour and 13 hour loop races on a scenic 1.54 mile mixed-surface course in Magnuson Park, Seattle, with chip lap counting, a well-stocked aid station, medallions and a boxed vegetarian post-race meal.

A multi-distance ultrarunning event at Lake Youngs Watershed near Renton, WA. The course is a rolling loop with 900 feet of elevation gain per lap and options from 50K up to 200 mile with time limits by distance.

A 25 mile race around Soaring Eagle Park in Sammamish with multiple distance options and a virtual 25 mile. Aid stations every 2.5 miles, commemorative T-shirts and finisher medals, plus food and street parking.

Trail runs at Ravenna Park in Seattle on May 26, 2026 with 4k, 8k and 12k options on a 4.1 km forest loop featuring moderate climbs, an aid station, post-race food, and awards as part of the Tuesday Night Trail to Grill series.

A timed ultramarathon on a 1.75 mile loop at Lake Tye with 12 hour, 6 hour and 3 hour options, full aid station support, wooden finisher medals, and proceeds benefiting local trail conservation.

Explore the open pine forests of the Teanaway Valley with 2, 4, or 8 hour navigation challenges. Use detailed orienteering maps to find checkpoints in a beautiful landscape featuring wildflowers and rugged terrain.

A community fun run and walk at Port of Skagit Nature Trails on May 30, 2026 supporting Skagit County K9 units, with 2.1 mile, 5K and 10K options, staggered group starts, picnic and raffle, and dogs welcome on leash.

A multi-distance trail run in the pine-filled Teanaway Community Forest near Cle Elum, Washington, with routes on logging roads and small trails, notable elevation gain, staffed aid stations, and camping nearby.

Trail ultramarathon and trail runs on Vashon Island featuring 50K, 20 Miler and 10 Miler looped courses through Island Center Forest with staffed aid stations, live tracking and ferry access only.

A team relay of roughly 50 miles from the base of Mount Rainier at Fairfax to the Ruston Way waterfront in Tacoma on June 6, 2026. Teams of 2 to 6 share 12 legs, with finish-line food, a beer garden, and awards across categories.

A trail race on Tiger Mountain State Forest near Issaquah with 5k, 12.6k, and a 13.56 mile half marathon routes. Loop courses use forest roads and singletrack with aid stations offering water, electrolyte drink, and snacks.

A full-day community event at Walt Hundley Playfield on 06/06/2026 featuring obstacle-course waves, a 5K fun run, a 3K walk, and a 1K youth dash, with proceeds supporting Our Lady of Guadalupe Church and an on-site after-party.

A volunteer-run community running event from South Kent to Alki in Seattle offering marathon, relay, half marathon and 50K options on a mostly flat course with two short hills near the end.

A looped trail event in Port Gamble offering 100 mile, 100K and 50 mile options across eight 12.5 mile loops with two aid stations per loop, on-course GPX support, camping, and amenities including hot food and post-run massage.

A largely downhill marathon and half marathon through the Snoqualmie Tunnel near Snoqualmie Pass, WA, using an alternate 2026 route with about 1,000 feet net elevation drop and USATF certification.

A community-focused trail festival at St. Edwards State Park with looped races of about 1.9, 3.8 and 5.7 miles, festival activities, medals for finishers, and a reusable cup program to reduce disposable waste.

USATF certified point to point marathon and half on June 13, 2026 near North Bend, WA, with a sustained downhill profile, on-course aid, shuttle and drop-bag support; the marathon is a Boston Qualifier known for fast times.

A last-person-standing trail race on a 2.18-mile forest loop in Japanese Gulch, where cutoff times shrink each lap until one runner remains. The format mixes social-paced laps with progressive time limits and is Trail Sisters Approved.