Trail Running calendar near Mount Rainier National Park 2026-2027

Soaring Eagle Trail Run in Sammamish offers 5K, 10K, a half marathon and a kids race on the Pipeline and winding forest trails, with aid stations and cupless racing.

A trail event at Green Mountain Horse Camp on May 16, 2026 offering 25K and 50K distances plus a 25k ruck option. The course is mostly singletrack with substantial elevation gain and marked trails; camping is available onsite.

Leavenworth Trail Fest in Leavenworth, Washington offers trail races of 55K, 27K, and a town 5K across ridgelines and forest roads, plus a festival weekend with food, music, and community partners.

Challenge yourself on the Freedom 50 ultramarathon in Puyallup on May 23, 2026, with 50 mile or 50k options along the scenic Foothills Trail. Mostly paved course with strong aid station support and finisher medals plus local sponsor perks.

A loop ultramarathon at Lake Youngs Watershed near Renton, WA, offering 50K to 200 mile options with 900 feet of climb per loop and repeated aid station support; 150 and 200 mile entries begin with an unsupported initial segment.

Three timed ultramarathon options on a clockwise 1.75 mile loop around Lake Tye in Monroe, WA. Runners complete full laps within their chosen time, aid and beach access are available, and proceeds support local trail work.

Trail races of 50K, 20 mile and 10 mile distances on Vashon Island using the Gateway Trail system. Rolling singletrack and park trails with aid stations, a team competition, youth discounts and proceeds supporting island youth athletics.

A team relay of about 50 miles from Mount Rainier foothills to Ruston Way on June 6, 2026. Teams of 2, 3, 4, or 6 compete while proceeds support the Foothills Rails to Trails Coalition.

Run scenic loops at Tiger Mountain State Forest on June 6, 2026, from a rolling 5K to a half marathon with big climbs and sweeping singletrack descents. Bring hydration for longer distances.

A volunteer-run event on June 6, 2026 offering marathon, half marathon, 50K and relay options along the Green River trail to an Alki finish with mostly flat terrain and a couple of short hills.

A multi-loop trail running event in Port Gamble, WA offering 100 mile, 100K, and 50 mile distances on eight 12.5 mile loops with three stocked aid stations and on-site camping.

A USATF-certified point-to-point marathon and half from Snoqualmie Pass to North Bend that runs through a tunnel and drops about 2,000 feet; registration is paused while an alternate 2026 course and permits are finalized.

Super Hyak Marathon and Half on June 13, 2026 are USATF certified point to point races from Snoqualmie Pass to North Bend, WA. Both courses are net downhill, include a 2.4 mile tunnel that requires a headlamp, aid stations, and shuttle serv..

A Bellevue trail race at Sky Country Trailhead with 5K, 8.2 mile and 14.5 mile options plus short and long series. Organized by Seattle Running Club and Northwest Trail Runs, with 15 USD per entry donated to King County Parks.

TedDriven Overland Ultra Relay is a three day stage race based at Leavenworth where teams of up to eight run scenic alpine, orchards and lakeshore legs. Combine daily times as a team and celebrate with a captain's dinner and lakeside finish..

A women-focused trail weekend in Trout Lake, Washington offering a marathon, 50K, relay, and half-marathon with marked trails, aid stations, and a shared base camp atmosphere.

Run the 24th annual Hotfoot 5K at South Kitsap Regional Park in Port Orchard on June 20, 2026, a scenic mostly flat loop through wooded trails and park features. Proceeds support community scholarships and the Fourth of July fireworks and a..

Multi distance trail ultramarathon on the Palouse to Cascades Trail near Hyak featuring the long Snoqualmie tunnel, crushed limestone surface, and distances from 50 miles to 200K with crew access and chip timing.

Trail races in Issaquah, WA featuring 5 Mile, Half Marathon and 50K courses that climb two of Tiger Mountain's peaks, include aid stations and handmade finisher swag. The 50K runs two loops and trails remain open to other users.

A remote loop trail race near Easton, WA with about 10,000 feet of climb. The event has no aid stations or course markings; runners must self-navigate, treat creek water, and carry required gear.