Trail Running calendar near North Cascades 2026-2027

Trail run at Campbell Valley Regional Park on February 1, 2026 offering 5 km and two loop 10 km options plus a youth 5 km for ages 15 and under. The course has short steep hills, possible mud, and entry is limited to 120 runners.

Woolley Trail Runs on February 14 in Sedro Woolley features 50k, marathon and half marathon on the scenic Cascade Trail. Courses are out and back on railroad grade gravel with limited aid so bring water. Parking is limited.

Celebrate Valentine's Day at the inaugural Song Sparrow Bridge run in Sedro Woolley with 10K and 4 Mile routes over new trails and two handcrafted bridges. Free entry, mass start, run at your own pace with muffins and Starbucks drinks.

Run Ridge Run on February 21, 2026 in Port Moody offers 13 km and 25 km trail courses around Sasamat and Buntzen lakes with technical sections and aid stations. Each entry includes a donation to Coquitlam Search & Rescue and a tree plan..

A trail event on the Fort-to-Fort Trail in Fort Langley on February 22, 2026 offering 5 km, 10 km and a half marathon with timed results, a finisher medal, water stations and river views.

The Lost Lake 25K takes you point to point through old growth evergreens and ridgelines in the Chuckanut Mountains near Bellingham, WA. Expect runnable miles, scenic views of Mount Baker and Bellingham Bay, and a mix of climbs and smooth de..

Trail running at Aldergrove Regional Park with 4.8 km and 8.0 km options plus a youth 4.8 km for athletes aged 15 or under. The routes include short steep hills, possible mud sections, and varied scenery.

Join the Whitehorse Oso Strong Half Marathon in Arlington on March 28, 2026. This community centered 13.1 miles through the Fortson Mill area honors resilience and remembrance while offering a welcoming atmosphere for runners and walkers.

A 50 km trail race around Sasamat and Buntzen Lakes with about 2000 m of elevation on west coast rainforest trails. The event includes a kids fun run, multiple aid stations and a post race BBQ and sushi.

A trail event from Mazama to Twisp through flower carpeted meadows and mountain views, offering a marathon, half marathon, and five leg relay for teams of two to five.

A 5 Peaks Trail Running stop at Golden Ears Provincial Park with distances from 1 km kids runs to a 16 km Grit course, a guided hiking division, cup-free aid stations and optional finisher medals.

Trail races of 8 km, 15 km and 30 km on marked trails around Bear Mountain in Mission, British Columbia. Routes feature climbs, flowing descents and technical sections, with a 500 m kids race and aid stations on the longer distances.

Trail races of 10K, 25K and 50K on Sumas Mountain featuring rugged single-track, roots, rocks and significant elevation. Entries require full payment and are non-refundable, with donations above the fee tax deductible.

An eight hour loop event at Rolley Lake Provincial Park supporting Mission Search and Rescue. Participants run or hike 8 km loops on technical trails with a two person relay and a 1 km fun run option.

A two-day event at Cultus Lake combining trail runs and a SUP, ride and run multisport. Options include 15 km and 35 km trail runs plus solo or three-person multisport entries with limited relay spots.

Join TRiO Race Series Race 2: Heritage Woods Trail Race in Port Moody on May 30 for scenic 5 km and 10 km distances plus team options. Friendly racing, easy packet pickup, and a welcoming community vibe for all ages.

Trail races on Orcas Island over a June weekend offering 50K, 25K and a 75K Double through old-growth forest with steep climbs, scenic water views, staffed aid stations, and a seaside start and finish at Doe Bay Resort.

Fat Dog 120 is a point to point trail race in southwestern British Columbia with a main course of about 124 Miles and roughly 26 000 feet of elevation gain, running largely on remote technical single track.

Trail races in Larrabee State Park start and finish at Fairhaven Park, with 50K, 25K, 12K and a kids race over forest singletrack, ridgelines and lakes. Courses include steep, rocky sections and are shared with other trail users.

A high alpine 10.5 mile singletrack run on the Pacific Crest Trail over Cutthroat Pass, with one aid station, cupless refilling, shuttle service and age divisions from youth through 70 plus.