Three Capes Marathon Relay
Cape Meares ORThis marathon course features the Three Capes Scenic Loop, starting at Cape Meares, passing Cape Lookout, and finishing at Cape Kiwanda. The rugged course passes through or runs adjacent to six State Parks, two National Wildlife Refuges, multiple County Parks, and boasts of stunning vantage points of the Tillamook Bay, Netarts Bay, and the Pacific Ocean. Starting and ending at sea level, there is nearly 2,400 feet of climb within the course, offering a challenging racing venue that is great for building team camaraderie. If you dare to tackle this course as a two-person team or solo, times will not be fast, but the satisfaction of completion will be as grand as the view.
Roseburg to Coos Bay Relay
KPIC-TV Roseburg, ORRoseburg to Coos Bay Relay registration is open! The relay is Saturday, April 22. It's beautiful course on quiet country roads along a river featuring waterfalls, big trees, and serious hills. This is a 68-mile, 5 person running team or 24-mile, 4 person walking team. Staggered start depending on predicted finishing time. The slowest running teams (or those who want to get more value for money) will start at 6AM. Runners start at KPIC-TV parking lot in Roseburg, walkers start in Laverne Park, Coquille. The race will finish at the Coos Bay History Museum (1210 N. Front Street, Coos Bay). There will be free dinner and a 7-Devils beer (thanks 7-Devils!) for all participants. Registration closes April 3rd. More details and registration at www.southcoastrunningclub.org
Bend Beer Chase
10 Barrel Brewing - Eastside 7558 Broken Top Avenue NE, Bend, ORThe Bend Beer Chase is a six-person running relay spanning approximately 55 miles over one epic day. Consisting of 12 legs of varying distance (4-8 miles per leg), each runner on the team runs two legs. The course starts at 10 Barrel Brewing in Bend, travels to Redmond and back to finish at the Deschutes Historical Museum in downtown Bend. Along the entire course, local breweries host exchange points where participants sample their craft. With 20 beers on tap at the Finish Line, participants can enjoy a full pint from their favorite brewery! Teams are encouraged to run/walk the Keg Leg, a 3-mile route through downtown Bend, where teams experience eight great local craft breweries. Come join us at the Bend Beer Chase, and take the opportunity to spend the day outdoors enjoying the views, […]
Seabrook Relay
Seabrook Seabrook, WAThe Les Schwab Seabrook Relay is a primarily flat, fast, and friendly journey with a loop course starting and ending in Washington state’s best kept secret—the coastal community of Seabrook!
Cascade Lakes Relay
Diamond Lake to BendOregon’s most challenging running relay course starts in the Cascade Mountains at Diamond Lake Resort, travels through the Oregon Outback and rural agricultural country, and winds back to the Cascade Lakes Highway, around Mt. Bachelor and into the resort community of Bend. You’ll see more cows than semi-trucks and smell pine trees instead of exhaust. If you are seeking an adventure where you can push your limits and rediscover your senses, then this is the event for you and your team. Cascade Lakes Relays
Windy River Relay
Hood River Event Site Hood River, ORThe Les Schwab Windy River Relay’s looped course has an epic start and finish on the Hood River Waterfront. It takes participants from downtown Hood River through the beautiful orchards, toward the Cascade Mountains’ majestic views and by serene waterways. The race has a fast second half with its downhill return to the Columbia River at Tamanawas Falls and Cold Spring Creek near Mt. Hood ending back at the Columbia River.
Elkhorn Relay
Elkhorn MountainsA 1 day 1-6 man relay team with a total of 82.24 miles. Runners will start at Hilgard State Park and end at Anthony Lakes Lodge. Runners will run on pavement, gravel, and trail with the beautiful Grande Ronde River and awe inspiring wilderness mountains all around them!
Hood and Portland To Coast Relay
Timberline Lodge Mt. HoodThe Providence Hood & Portland To Coast Relays is the most popular and largest running and walking relay race in the world, annually drawing participants from over 40 countries and all 50 states. Known as the Mother of All Relays, the event takes 8 to 12 member relay teams 196 miles or 128 miles (from Portland) from the iconic top of Mount Hood to the beaches of the Pacific Ocean. The event has sold-out for 30 straight years and on lottery opening day for 24 consecutive years! We look forward to celebrating the 41st annual Hood To Coast, 32nd Annual Portland To Coast and 25th Annual Portland To Coast Challenge with you on August 25, 2023!
High Desert Relay
Brasada Ranch Powell Butte, ORThe Les Schwab High Desert Relay allows you and your teammates to leave the city behind and immerse yourself in majestic mountains and big, clear skies. Each leg of the relay boasts spectacular views from the scenic Cascade Mountains and Smith Rock, to the Prineville Reservoir and the Crooked River, making it a relay to never miss.
