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Run an 100% paved course that showcases spectacular views of the ocean in the Florence Half Marathon. The course has six aid stations, water, snacks and an energy replenishing drink. Half marathon begins at 9 a.m.; 5K begins at 9:30 a.m. Packet pick-up and race day registration is from 7:30-8:45 a.m. The top three finishers for males and females in each age group will be given medals. More

The Shotgun Trail Blast is an annual trail race with distances of 50K (31 miles), 35K (15.5 miles), (10K (6.2 miles) and 5K (3.1 miles). Runners who love trees, mud streams and hills with incredible views will love this run which takes place at Shotgun Creek Recreation Area northeast of Eugene-Springfield. Awards will be presented for the top three males and female of each age division for each race. Stick around after the race for a spread of food and drink and the popular fireplace... More

Save the Bees 5K run and kids fun run is dedicated to the world's favorite pollinators. Honey bees pollinate more than 100 essential food crops as well as produce millions of dollars of honey. With the rise of colony death rates over the last 10 years, GloryBee is passionate about preserving these pollinators. Run to save the bees. After the race, stay for bee-related festivities and refreshments. More

Run 20 miles, 15K or 5K around Fall Creek Reservoir in Lowell, Oregon. All events finish at Winberry Park on the reservoir after an incredibly scenic run. The 5K is a challenging out-and-back, entirely on pavement. For those running the 15K, a shuttle will go to Cascara Campground for a point-to-point race along a paved path. The 20 mile event is on approximately 75% pavement and 25% hard paved dirt roads. The shuttle for the 15K leaves Winberry Park at 9:35 a.m. Awards will be... More

Take in the fresh mountain air during the Salmon Fun Run & Walk, a 10K and 5K race that is part of the larger Oakridge-Westfir Tree Planting Festival. The 5K course is flat and suitable for rugged strollers; dogs are welcome too. About three miles of the 10K course is on dirt trail. Register on-site the day of the race at 7:30 a.m. before the run and walk begins at 8:30 a.m. A participant brunch will be held after the race. The Oakridge-Westfir Tree Planting... More

Participate in the 10k run or the 5k run/walk. There's also a Kids Fun Run at this family-friendly event. The Memorial Run was created in honor of those lost to the South Canyon Fire of 1994. More

Set in a small town in the middle of Oregon wine country, the UFO Festival explores and celebrates the possibilities of life beyond Earth. Skeptics and believers alike are invited to enjoy all the events happening throughout the weekend! The 3-day festival includes renowned speakers and experts, movie screenings, radio broadcasts, vendor booths, live music, alien trivia, the Alien Abduction Dash fun run, pet costume contest, beer tastings, dining with speakers, and the Alien Costume Ball. This event is a galaxy of fun. More

A 10K and a 5K await the community of Florence as part of the 113th Annual Florence Rhododendron Festival. This year will be the 42nd year running for the race. Race begins and ends at the Florence Events Center. Stay the weekend to see two parades, a flower competitions, art show and more at Florence's largest yearly event. More

Run through the Oregon State Capitol, along the banks of the Willamette River and finish at the welcoming green expanses of Riverfront Park and an intimate, local wine tasting festival. More

This annual trail running classic covers the Dillard Connector Trail to the Mt. Baldy Trailhead through the upper trail from the Fox Hollow lot covering the entirety of the Ridgeline Trail in South Eugene. Runners have the option of doing a 20K, 10K or a 20K two-person relay. Eighty-five percent of the course is trails and dirt or gravel roads, including roots, rocks and a stream crossing. Top three male and female finishers in each age division will receive medals. Note: there is no race... More

The spirit of the 1890s comes alive in Coquille for the annual Gay 90s Festival. Come enjoy a sunshine-filled day of entertainment, music, demonstrations, local food vendors, a historic car and firetruck show, a parade, and the awesome booth of beautiful Oregon grown outdoor perennial trees and bushes. Kiwanis pancake breakfast and Rotary 10k fun run/walk. This year, there will be a huge assortment that's sure to be a crowd-pleaser. The festivities start at 12 p.m. on Friday and goes through 4 p.m. on Sunday.... More

The Prefontaine Classic, a premiere track and field meet and the only stop in North America on the prestigious World Athletics Tour, will return to Hayward Field in Eugene after a year away. Named for the legendary runner Steve Prefontaine, the event showcases some of the greatest athletes in the world, all of whom must be ranked in the Top 50 in the world to be eligible to compete. This will be one of the first events held at the newly renovated Hayward Field, which... More

The 218 mile Wild Rogue Relay course is a stunner from start to finish, with gorgeous rivers, incredible canyons and stunning coastline as its backdrop. With a small field (100 teams), you’ll have no traffic to deal with, which means plenty of time to soak in the views, support your runner, and tour Southern Oregon in a unique, fun and challenging way. Southern Oregon's scenery stacks up against that of any relay in the world; it really is that good. More

Head out to Oregon Wine Country to run (or watch) the challenging tenth annual Silvan Ridge Twilight 5K. Stay after the race to enjoy food, wine and beer, along with live music. The course is an out-and-back from the winery with scenic views of the vineyards and farmland of Briggs Hill Road. More

Pre's Trail Revival Run takes cross country runners through Alton Baker Park on the trail named after the legendary University of Oregon and Olympic runner Steve Prefontaine while raising funds to maintain the trail for the continued enjoyment of one of Eugene's signature trails. The four-mile bark trail honors the late Prefontaine while providing a training space for area athletes and community members. There will be multiple distances of races for a wide variety of age groups, with awards given to top finishers. Pre's Trail... More

The Eugene Church of the Nazarene hosts their fourth annual Race for the Water to raise funds for wells to be built in rural African villages. Runners may to run a 5K or 10K road race. Proceeds from the event will help continue the work of the Church's partnership with local leaders in Malawi and Mozambique in providing clean and easily accessible water to people who otherwise must make difficult trips to bring fresh water to their families. More

Oregon Track Club's annual 4th of July festivities feature a competitive 10K, a 5K and a 4-mile Mayor's Fitness Walk. This challenging course is one of Eugene's most popular road race and a great lead-in to holiday fireworks displays in the evening! This Green Event takes runners through the best of Eugene, from Spencer Butte, next to Amazon Park, through Downtown and on to Skinner Butte. After the race, have fun at a party that includes live music, refreshments, giveaways, vendor booths and great food... More

Prineville's Annual Splash-N-Dash comes back this summer on the 4th of July. Join in on biking, kayaking, swimming and running events along with the John Marsh Memorial 5K Race. All races can be run individually or as a team. More

Make this a family tradition - it's a great way to kick off your holiday picnic or barbecue. Costumes are welcome, so don't be afraid to show off your inner Uncle Sam. Includes free ¼ mile Kids Run that starts at 8:45 a.m., with the 5K starting at 9 a.m. More

This 3.1 mile race is open to runners and walkers. The race begins at 9:20 a.m. prior to the start of Molalla's 4th of July Parade, so there are thousands along the race route to cheer you on. Participants receive a general admission ticket to the afternoon Buckeroo Rodeo. Register early. More

Participants walk, jog, or run approximately 3.1 miles, then drink beer. Everyone is invited to enjoy the day's entertainment: live music, great food, giveaways and activities with partners and sponsors. Everyone receives a craft brew, and collectors pint glass or seasonal swag item. Visit website for details and registration. More

Athletes will test their agility, balance and stamina on a relatively flat but taxing course around Hagg Lake, which is located in Scoggins Valley just outside of Portland. Participants will finish with the feeling of accomplishment and another mind blowing adventure to add to their books. More

Run across the Bridge of the Gods and connect with the Historic Columbia River Highway State Park Trail, heading west into the lush foothills of the Cascade Mountains. Runners keep cool during the hot August weather by crossing four bridges and creeks as well as running under a thick shaded canopy of old growth forest. Finish line festivities are hosted on Thunder Island where participants can enjoy breathtaking views.  More

The Huckleberry Half Marathon/10k/5k is one of the Pacific Northwest's most beautiful courses. Stretching through the iconic and beautiful Mt. Hood National Forest with views of the Salmon River and old forest growth, the scenery is one to remember. More

Junction City hosts the 46th edition of the annual Scandia Run as part of the Scandinavian Festival, Junction City's signature event.  The scenic, flat 10K run is one of the fastest 10K courses anywhere. There will also be a 5K run and the "Scandia Junior" for kids. Returning this year will be the four-mile Farmlands Walk with an optional "Halfway There" shuttle service provided by Hentze Farms. Scandinavian-themed awards will be presented for all ages divisions as well as for corporate and team competitors. Be... More

The 14-mile Hardesty Hardcore starts and finishes at the Hardesty Trailhead, climbs 3300 feet in the first 4.5 miles, descends 3300 feet in the next four miles and then rolls for the final 5.5 miles. The 5.5-mile Forest-Fiver starts at the South Creek Trailhead and runs to the finish at the Hardesty Trailhead parking lot. Both distances are 100 percent singletrack trail. The 14-mile event is very challenging and has a four-hour time limit, while the 5.5-mile event is easy to moderate. Awards will be... More

Stunning scenery, small town charm and world-class wine – this is what awaits you at the 2020 Oregon Wine Country Half Marathon, Relay, and 5k. Race morning starts with a stunning sunrise view at Stoller Family Estate and finishes in downtown Carlton with a spectacular wine and music festival hosted by Ken Wright Cellars and featuring more than 20 local wineries, beer, kombucha, brunch, and more. In between, the gorgeous point-to-point course gives you a unique perspective of Oregon’s iconic Willamette valley wine country. Run... More

Start at Hop Valley Brewing Co. on 1st Ave and wind your way to Railroad Blvd, continuing on down River Rd. Tour of Eugene's best bike paths along the Willamette River, through the Delta Ponds and across the Delta Bridge, twice, before looping back around to a finish line celebration at Hop Valley. Awards will be presented to the top three overall male and female finishers with custom medallions for top three in each age group. After finishing the race, indulge in brews and libations... More

The 71st annual Walterville Community Fair is coming up and will include a fun run, vendors of local products, a parade, a BBQ chicken dinner, children's activities, a raffle and live music. Start the morning with the 5K Waddle, friendly for all ages. Continue with displays of garden produce, canned goods, baked good, sewing products, arts and antiques. More

The Boring Marathon, Half-Boring Half-Marathon, and Constantly Boring 8K all start and finish at Boring Station Trailhead Park in downtown Boring, Oregon. The three races are all on the Springwater Trail, out and back, with the marathon having a few side detours to take in some local neighborhoods. The Boring Marathon is a USATF certified course and a Boston Qualifier. Also, any resident of Dull, Scotland (Boring's Sister City) gets free registration (but you pay the travel). More