Races this Week: May 11 – May 17, 2026

Mid-May delivers one of the most diverse weekends on the calendar, blending triathlons, ultras, charity runs, and classic road races across the state. From endurance tests like the Pole Pedal Paddle and the Tillamook Burn Trail Run to a wide range of community-driven 5Ks and half marathons, there’s no shortage of ways to get on the start line.

Race Name Date Location Distances Registration Links
Oregon Track Club Running Series #3 May 14, 2026 Eugene, OR 6K, 4K, 1M More Information
5K Fun Run/Walk Senior Project May 16, 2026 Hillsboro, OR 5K More Information
Brave Run May 16, 2026 Banks, OR 10K, 5K More Information
Canby 5K/10K May 16, 2026 Canby, OR 10K, 5K More Information
Crush Cancer Run May 16, 2026 Terrebonne, OR Half Marathon, 10K, 5K More Information
Dirty Pelican Bike Paddle Run May 16, 2026 Klamath Falls, OR Sprint Triathlon, 5K More Information
Happy Valley Fun Run May 16, 2026 Happy Valley, OR 10K, 5K More Information
Maupin Daze 5K/10K May 16, 2026 Maupin, OR 10K, 5K More Information
Miles for Midwives May 16, 2026 Saint Paul, OR 5K More Information
Oregon Cattlewomen Ranch Run May 16, 2026 Klamath Falls, OR Half Marathon, 10K, 5K, 1M More Information
Pole Pedal Paddle May 16, 2026 Bend, OR Olympic Triathlon More Information
Rhody Run May 16, 2026 Florence, OR 10K, 5K More Information
Run 2 Remember May 16, 2026 Salem, OR 5K More Information
Tillamook Burn Trail Run May 16 & 17, 2026 Timber, OR 50M, 55K More Information
Tough as Nails May 16, 2026 Medford, OR 10M, 5K More Information
Oregon Brewery Running Series – Trap Door May 16, 2026 Vancouver, WA 5K More Information
Wood You Rather May 16, 2026 Portland, OR 8M More Information
Bark in the Park May 17, 2026 Eugene, OR 10K, 5K, 2K More Information
Cottage Grove Half Marathon May 17, 2026 Cottage Grove, OR Half Marathon, 10K More Information
Reflection Run May 17, 2026 Washougal, WA 13.1M, 10K, 5K More Information
KeizerFEST 5K May 17, 2026 Keizer, OR 5K More Information
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