Trail Running calendar near Straight Point 2026-2027

Event Details The Paper Maker OCR is an obstacle course race held at Lacamas Lake Regional Park in Camas, Washington. This is the event's fifth annual edition. The main course is 4 miles long, featuring 14+ obstacles built into the natural..

Camp Lug-A-Chug is a volunteer hike to carry water up a volcano for a race. It's a roughly 9-mile round trip where you can camp, share stories, and even compete for a free race entry. There's no cost to join this community effort.

Test your endurance at this six hour trail challenge where runners must complete a 5K every hour to stay in the race. Finish all six rounds at Forest Park to earn your medal and a spot on the national leaderboard.

A 100 mile mountain trail race on Mt. Hood with a crew-accessible lollipop-loop, 17,300 feet of ascent and descent, staged at Mt. Hood Meadows. The 2026 race is a Western States qualifier and is capped at 250 participants.

A trail race around Mt St Helens featuring rugged single track, lava and boulder fields. The full 50K requires prior 50K experience while a 25K option covers key volcanic terrain on a shorter loop.

A point to point 200 mile endurance race across the Cascade Mountains near Mount St. Helens, with 13 aid stations including six sleep stations and continuous timing from start to finish.

The Bigfoot 20 Mile Run is a trail adventure on the iconic Mount St. Helens. The single-track course takes runners past lava fields, through old-growth forests, and across streams on the volcano's southwestern flank.

A mountain trail running weekend at Mt. Hood Meadows offering distances from a 50 mile point-to-point to a 0.75 mile kids race, featuring alpine ridgelines, forests, meadows and significant elevation gain.

A trail half marathon in Post Canyon near Hood River with about 2,300 ft of elevation gain, two official aid stations, a cupless format and required personal hydration. Start and finish are at Binns Hill Staging Area.

Backcountry Rise offers 50K, 20 mile and half marathon loop courses on Mount St. Helens area singletrack, staged from the Mt. St. Helens Science and Learning Center with substantial elevation gain and remote sections.

Trail races in the Central Washington Cascades in September 2026 featuring a 100 mile, a new 100 kilometer point to point, a 50 kilometer, and a 14 mile fun run across remote alpine ridges and old growth forest.

Don your favorite costume and explore the magical trails of Gabriel Park in Portland. This inaugural 5K run and walk features themed villain zones and a heroes village for a unique fantasy experience.

A 100 miles trail race on the Pacific Crest Trail between Mt. Hood and Mt. Jefferson, starting near Olallie Lake. The course has about 11,700 feet of elevation gain and loss, a 30 hour time limit, and a 150 runner capacity.

Test your limits on this 5k course featuring 22 mission-inspired obstacles to support the fight against human trafficking. Enjoy a day of climbing, crawling, and live music in Happy Valley.

A last person standing race on a 4.1 mile loop on Hamilton Island in the Columbia River Gorge. Runners leave at hourly intervals and must complete each loop within 60 minutes; the event capacity is 125.

Join the Sam Barlow High School Alumni Association for a 5K run or walk in Gresham. Younger participants can enjoy a 400m dash on the track and a virtual entry is available for remote supporters.

Two trail races at Coyote Wall across varied Gorge terrain, with **55K** and **25K** options, steep technical climbs, organized aid stations, and community fundraising for local organizations.

Experience the autumn beauty of the Columbia River Gorge with point to point and lollipop trail races. Runners traverse the Pacific Crest Trail and circle Thunder Island before finishing at the scenic Marine Park in Cascade Locks.

A fall fundraiser along the Klickitat River with a point to point half marathon, a 5K and a youth 5K. The event includes shuttle transport to start locations, aid stations, post run soup and awards for top finishers.

A single-track **7-mile** trail race on Dog Mountain with a steep 3-mile climb and 4-mile descent, scenic Gorge views, race awards including specialized prizes, on-course food and beer, and dogs welcome.