Enjoy the picturesque course in this challenging but fun multisport weekend featuring Olympic and sprint-distance triathlons, aquabike, and kids splash ‘n dash! All ages and levels welcome, and registration includes participation in guided course previews and weekly training groups leading up to the main event. After the race, stick around for homemade tamales and a […]
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Families, friends and local companies form Chinook (solo), Coho (tandem) and CHUM (relay teams) to run, bike and paddle through Bellingham’s scenic parks, winding trails and open waterways. Course includes 5.5-mile greenways run, 6-mile mountain bike, 18-mile road bike, 3.4-mile trail run, 2.6-mile paddle and .65-mile team TREK.
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Teams of five to ten runners comprise this relay run which highlights two of Bellingham’s finest assets – breweries and running trails. Each leg of the 30-mile course ends at a different local brewery. Teammates meet each other at the Finish Line After Party to celebrate with a free beer, games and local food trucks.
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Boston Marathon Qualifier offering scenic courses with views of Bellingham Bay, San Juan Islands and the North Cascade Mountains. Events include the Race Expo, Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K, 5K, Marathon Relay and Finish Festival with a beer garden and live music.
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Started in 1973, the Ski to Sea Race is a 93-mile multisport relay race from Mt. Baker to Bellingham Bay. A team consists of three to eight racers competing in seven sports: cross country skiing, downhill skiing/snowboarding, running, road biking, canoeing (two people), cyclocross biking and kayaking. Choose from 15 different divisions to compete in
Early registration ends today for the Spokane Marathon on Oct. 11, so sign up already! The race includes full and half marathon options, a marathon relay and a 5-miler. The marathon kicks off at Riverfront Park and, for most of the course, follows the Spokane River west of Downtown. It’s a gorgeous course for an
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