Races by Distance
A category to organize all race distance categories, so you can find a race based on distance.
The Foot Traffic Holiday Half has always been a race that’s kept me motivated in the winter, and though it’s virtual this year, that still hasn’t changed! The 2020 Virtual Holiday Half/Full/10k/5k has many distance options this year and some
[read more...]Running on Thanksgiving Day is a wonderful tradition for any family. Whether it is a mile, a 5K, or as far as possible from the dishes, getting outside is always great fun. This year’s Corvallis Turkey Trot still wants you to get outside, still
[read more...]Who doesn’t run on Thanksgiving Day morning? I’ve been told Thanksgiving Day is the most ran day of the year. With so many small Turkey Trots going on, it’s definitely a great day to take the whole family out for a 5k. One race
[read more...]The Give n’ Gobble 5k and 10K, which was traditionally held in Sherwood, will be a virtual event this year. Participants will choose their distance, their desired course, and even their preferred race day. Run your race, submit your results,
[read more...]2020 has required us all to get a bit creative, whether that means imagining that the kitchen table is a corner office or imagining that Zoom is the trendy new happy hour bar. While these changes are grounded in pragmatic safety concerns, the
[read more...]Ah, the good old Turkeython! This would be its 10th year, but as with so much of this year, it has to yield to the reality of full-blown pandemic. Uberthons has been moving its signature races to the virtual format, and the Turkeython is no
[read more...]Columbia Gorge Running Club is hosting it’s 15th annual Turkey Trot. It will be held on November 26th, with an 8 am to 10 am start, at the Skamania Country Fairgrounds. It will be a “Do it Yourself” 5K, 3.1 mile race. With a
[read more...]It’s not too late to sign up for a Turkey Trot this year! In fact, the Redmond Turkey Trot is here to take your late sign up, and send you a beanie and race kit in the mail! “Late To Dinner” race kits (as they’re called), also include a 1/2
[read more...]The ORRC’s most popular race, the ORRC Turkey Trot at the Oregon Zoo, is taking it virtual this year. As you are all likely painfully aware, COVID-19 has made most in-person races impossible. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t get out there
[read more...]Thanksgiving Day races have been a tradition for many runners, walkers, non-runners, families, race organizers, and community fundraisers for a long time. In many cases, the Thanksgiving Day event will be a fundraiser for a food bank or a similar
[read more...]Here comes Thanksgiving, like it or not…but that also means all the Thanksgiving Day races are here! Bend’s I Like Pie 5K is a Central Oregon favorite for sure, put on by the great people at Cascade Relays and FootZone. And even with the
[read more...]Thanksgiving: A day American’s get together to give thanks, to eat, to watch football and to RUN! Usually, Thanksgiving Day marks the most popular holiday for people to go out and run a road race, but obviously there are limited opportunities
[read more...]Each spring and fall, Girls on the Run Portland Metro gathers its young girls and their running buddies to run the 5K they’ve been training for and working toward. Each Girls on the Run team will be hosting their own small, socially-distanced
[read more...]What are you doing for Thanksgiving? If you’re a runner or walker (or even if you aren’t) this is often a day you’d typically get out and do some sort of Turkey Trot before you stuffed your face with turkey, pumpkin pie, or something equally
[read more...]Last week I challenged my students to try something brand new, something outside of their comfort zones. And since I want to be a good teacher, it seemed like perfect timing to be brave and daring myself. The result was my first experience with a
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