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Run For The Hills - Corvallis, OR

Corvallis, United States • 1 Jun 2025

Run for the Hills in Corvallis, Oregon, is a challenging trail running event featuring multiple distances: a 30K, half marathon, 8K trail run, 2-mile, and a 1/4 mile kids' fun run. The courses traverse scenic natural areas including Bald Hill Natural Area, Fitton Green Natural Area, Mulkey Creek Trail, Amy's Trail, and Crestmont Land Trust, offering runners hilly terrain and beautiful views on well-maintained trails. The shorter races start from the Benton County Fairgrounds on gravel and paved multi-use paths. Proceeds support the Greenbelt Land Trust Trail Fund, aiding trail construction and maintenance. Awards are given for top finishers, and race packets are available prior to race day. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States Oregon Corvallis

Race information

Website Registration
30 km
30k
13 mi
Half Marathon
8 km
8k Trail Run
4 mi
1/4 Mile Fun Run
2 Miler
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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