Trail Running calendar near Wenatchee 2026-2027

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 three-day stage relay in North Central Washington for teams of eight, covering roughly 75 miles per day over singletrack, logging roads, and pavement. Navigation uses printed maps and minimal markings, with cumulative team times recorded.

A point-to-point trail race along Grand Ridge Trail from Duthie Hill Park to Central Park in Issaquah, covering just over 7 miles with about 1,000 feet of climb. Self-supported event with finish-line refreshments and category prizes.

A five mile trail race through Soaring Eagle Park in Sammamish with chip timing, on course hydration and fuel, and a race t shirt plus a finisher medallion at the finish.

Trail ultra on the Palouse to Cascades Trail from Hyak, featuring the 2.3-mile Snoqualmie tunnel and crushed limestone surface; distances include a new 200K plus 100-mile and 100K options.

A self-supported mountain loop near Easton, WA covering 50K (and a 25K drop-down). Runners must use a provided GPX track, carry their own supplies, and verify completion with GPS and summit photos.

A ruck style trail event at Crystal Mountain Resort on June 27, 2026, offering three distances with a 20 lb dry load and elevation gains listed up to 5,629 ft.

Devil's Gulch is a trail race at Mission Ridge offering half marathon, 50 mile and 100 mile courses through Ponderosa forest with large elevation gain, technical single track, rock formations and aid stations.

Trail runs near Yakima, WA with 25K and 12K out and back single track courses. The 25K has over 3500 ft of climb, aid stations and medals for top finishers, with post race refreshments provided.

An all-ages glow run through the Snoqualmie Tunnel on the Palouse to Cascades trail with LED lighting, two participant waves, onsite merch options, and a post-race outdoor block party with food, games and drinks.

A 5K trail run and walk on Tiger Mountain with an out and back route over unpaved roads and a short cross country section. The event is clothing optional and is sponsored by Tiger Mountain Family Nudist Park.

Trail races at Crystal Mountain near Mount Rainier on July 17-18, 2026 offer a half marathon, a downhill 10K, and an uphill 5K hill climb, with all day gondola access and on site camping options.

A 100 mile endurance race through Washingtons Cascade Mountains centered in Easton, with forested and rugged trails and a long-standing volunteer and radio operator community. Finishers under 32 hours may qualify for a Western States lotter..

A loaded trail event at Esmeralda Trailhead in Cle Elum, Washington on August 1, 2026. Two options: a 13 mile route with 4,406 ft elevation gain and a 9 mile mini with 2,831 ft, each requiring a 20 lb dry load.

A USATF-certified marathon and half marathon near Snoqualmie Tunnel with about 1,000 feet net downhill and a packed gravel surface. The marathon is a Boston qualifier and the event includes chip timing, aid stations, and shuttle service.

A team relay at Crystal Mountain on August 21-22, 2026 featuring three alpine trail loops, a mid-race gondola ride, and views of Mt. Rainier. Multiple team formats are offered, plus on-site camping and glamping at Ragnar Village.

A point-to-point Cascade trail race with 50K and 50M options through forest, alpine meadows, and ridgeline terrain, topping out at Thorp Mountain Lookout and finishing at Salmon La Sac SnoPark.

A point to point marathon and half marathon on the Palouse to Cascades Trail in North Bend, WA, featuring downhill profiles, a Snoqualmie Tunnel section, lake views, USATF certification and timed race services.

Beat The Blerch in Carnation, WA offers 5K, 10K, half and full marathon distances on a flat out and back gravel trail through mossy evergreen forest, with stocked aid stations including Nutella sandwiches and birthday cake.

A self-navigated mountain ultramarathon around Roslyn, WA, featuring a 51.3-mile route with over 10,000 feet of climb, minimal aid, required satellite tracking, and finish verification by GPX and summit selfies.