Race Recap: 2021 Haulin’ Aspen Marathon (Mt. Bachelor)
A few summers ago I was running an incredibly remote trail race on another continent and a man in my starting group was wearing a Haulin’ Aspen race tee. “I’ve [...]
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Race Preview: 2021 Haulin Aspen (Mt. Bachelor)
Over in Central Oregon, where the mountains are always out and the trails go on for days, Haulin Aspen has been one of biggest trail races for years. Trail Runner [...]
Race Recap: 2020 Haulin’ Aspen (Mt. Bachelor)
August 8th, 2020 will go down as one of the most memorable days in quite a while – and I have the Haulin’ Aspen to thank for it. After 154 [...]
Race Preview: 2020 Haulin Aspen Trail Runs (Bend) – 20% Discount Code for our readers!
I can’t believe I am saying this, but we are officially previewing a race for the first time in…a while. Haulin Aspen, put on by Lay It Out Events, is [...]
Race Preview: 2019 Haulin Aspen Trail Runs (Bend)
There are several “must-do” races in Central Oregon, especially trail races, and Haulin Aspen is definitely one of them. Featuring the only full trail marathon in Central Oregon, Haulin Aspen [...]
Race Preview: 2018 Haulin’ Aspen Trail Marathon/Half Marathon/Half As Marathon (Bend)
I’ve recently come to the conclusion that trail races are a lot more enjoyable than road races. Both have their pluses and minuses and trails end up taking a lot [...]
2018 Races on our Radar #27 – June 26
Welcome to the latest in the Races on our Radar series, where we report on cool and/or low-cost races, group runs, price and registration deadlines, and other things we think [...]
Races on our Radar #22
This Thursday (June 1) is First Thursday! That’s the Urban Adventure (Scavenger Hunt) Run hosted on the first Thursday of each month by Fleet Feet Sports PDX at their NW [...]
Race Preview: 2016 Haulin’ Aspen (Bend)
Haulin’ Aspen is an annual trail run now in its 12th year that takes place in the hills just west of Bend, with three choices of race distance: marathon, half [...]
Race Recap: 2015 Haulin Aspen Half-As trail run (Bend)
Being a resident of the Willamette Valley, most of my running is close to sea level, on pavement, and in the city or surrounding fields and rain forests. So when [...]