Trail Running Calendar Washington 2026-2027

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.

Muddy Paws Fun Run offers 2.1 mile, 5K and 10K trail options at the Port of Skagit Nature Trails while raising funds for local K9 units. The event uses staggered start groups and does not record official race times.

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.

FORGE is a 12 hour backyard ultra near Swinomish Casino in Skagit County, WA. Runners complete a 4.167 mile loop each hour; finish all 12 loops for 50 miles. Awards include trophies and a $500 prize for fastest cumulative time.

The Kan is a mountain trail event at Mt Spokane State Park offering 50k, 25k and 10k courses that climb to the summit and return via alpine and ski-trail terrain. Entries include post-race food and beer and a prize purse.

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, no-entry-fee event on June 6, 2026 offering marathon, half marathon, relay and 50K options. The mostly flat course runs from South Kent toward Alki with limited on-course support and donation-based funding.

Trail races on Orcas Island with 50K, 25K and a two-day Double 75K featuring old-growth forest single track, substantial elevation gain, marked aid stations and a seaside base at Doe Bay Resort. Ferry access is required.

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.

The SOWF Ultra, a planned 24 hour endurance event on a 4 mile loop in Nine Mile Falls to record combined participant miles for the Special Operations Warrior Foundation, was canceled due to insufficient community support and funding.

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 multi-day, beginner-friendly trail festival at St. Edwards State Park focused on inclusion and community, with looped race distances, family activities, on-site refreshments, and a reusable cup program to reduce waste.

A weekend of mountain trail races at Frater Lake in the Colville National Forest, with distances from 13.5 miles to 100K, a ruck relay, and a beer mile event. Courses feature single track, summit climbs, and substantial elevation gain.

A USATF certified marathon and half in Snoqualmie Pass on June 13, 2026, running through the Snoqualmie Tunnel with a sustained net downhill and Boston qualifying eligibility. The event is ranked nationally for fast qualifying courses.

A multi‑mile obstacle course at Riverside High School in Chattaroy with 30-plus obstacles, competitive and open divisions, age 14 and up, finisher medals and proceeds benefiting Riverside High School Athletics.

A Last Person Standing trail race on a 2.18 mile loop in Japanese Gulch, Mukilteo. Timed loops use shrinking cutoffs from 32 minutes and the event includes a full aid station plus a fastest lap competition for men and women.

Trail races of 5 km, 8.2 mile and 14.5 mile take place at Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park near Seattle. The series supports King County Parks funding and uses varied single track and groomed forest trails.