Resolution Relay: Passing Goals and Batons in Boring

Believe or not, 2025 is just a month away. And since I’m a runner, obviously that means I’m also making plans for 2025 races.

First one on my schedule is the Resolution Relay: Bring Your Own Baton in Boring Oregon. Eastwind Running & Endurance is a wonderful running club on the eastside of Portland Metro with weekly group runs and a few larger events each year. Resolution Relay is the perfect way to get to know the organization for all of its energy and flair. The course primary uses Springwater Trail, which keeps costs down and allows for more funds to be used for local high school scholarships and benefits to participants.

Runners and walkers can choose from multiple options for how they want to complete the 13.1 miles, from going on a solo half marathon to signing up with friends to create a 2, 3, or 4-person relay team. There are more details on the event website, including tips for relay transportation and handoff. No matter how you join in, all participants are eligible for a costume contest and all finishers will receive a TBA award at the end.

A pancake breakfast, provided by the Sam Barlow Culinary Students, will be provided for all racers and volunteers. This will take place inside the Boring Grange – about a 5 minute walk from the finish line.  Aid stations along the course will provide water and limited quantities of Gu and other supports. Vendors and bag check will be near the start/finish line for easy access.

While we have no idea what 2025 will bring, you could know how it will start.

Resolution Relay: Bring Your Own Baton (Boring) $50-$75

Details:

  • When: Sunday, January 5 at 9am
  • Where: Boring Grange (27861 SE Grange Street) & Springwater Trail
  • Packet Pick-Up: January 4th from 10am-12pm at Mt. Hood Lanes (2311 E Powell Blvd) or Race Morning 7:30-8:30am.
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