Photos have been completed for the Autumn Leaves 50/50. These photos are also available on Autumn Leaves Results and Photos page. These event pictures are free for personal use only as a benefit to members and participants.
Thank you to everyone that participated in the races. A special thanks to volunteers at the race that made this event possible.
If you have any questions, please contact us at info@OregonRoadRunnersClub.org
Join the ORRC Tuesday Night Training group for Halloween. We will be meet at 5:30 p.m. and start running at 5:45 p.m. Make sure to bring reflective gear and lights for safety.
Come dressed in your favorite costumes. After running, we are going to Chipotle which has a $3 BOOrito and possible prizes.
Photos have been completed for the Blue Lake Runs. These photos are also available on Blue Lake Runs Results and Photo page. These event pictures are free for personal use only as a benefit to members and participants.
Thank you to everyone that participated in the races. A special thanks to volunteers at the race that made this event possible.
If you have any questions, please contact us at info@OregonRoadRunnersClub.org
Photos have been completed for the Best Dam Run. These photos are also available on Best Dam Run Results and Photo page. These event pictures are free for personal use only as a benefit to members and participants.
Photos were taken by volunteer Amy Glover. Learn more about her work at Thalassina Studios.
Thank you to everyone that participated in these two events. A special thanks to volunteers at the race that made this event possible.
If you have any questions, please contact us at info@OregonRoadRunnersClub.org
The most popular ORRC race, the Columbia Bank / ORRC Turkey Trot at the Oregon Zoo is a multi-generational family event. Runners and walkers of all abilities love the 4-mile, untimed outing between the Oregon Zoo and the International Rose Gardens. Participants finish inside the zoo, much to the delight of two-legged and four-legged mammals alike and features three fun kids’ events. Click here to register.
Recreational and competitive ultra-marathoners from all over the West enjoy this unique running experience. Red and yellow maples dominate the fall colors along the Willamette River course and neighboring Champoeg Park campsites (including Yurts) are popular with runners pre- and post-race. Runners are fed well during this endurance event.
Registration for our 2017 event is open now – click here.
Popular with runners and walkers of all fashion; fast, slow and everywhere in between. This scenic course starts and finishes in Blue Lake Park, offers views of the Columbia River, with a hot dog (veggie dogs too) picnic afterwards. Includes a 5K, Half Marathon and a ½ mile Kids’ Run, making this another great family event. Click here for registration.
Photos have been completed for the Greenway Trail Trial. These event pictures are free for personal use only as a benefit to members and participants.
These photos are also available on Greenway Trail Trial Results and Photo pages.
Thank you to everyone that participated in these two events.
If you have any questions, please contact us at info@OregonRoadRunnersClub.org
Photos have been completed for the Dual Duel and the Garlic Festival races. Photos are free for personal use only as a benefit to members and participants.
These photos are also available on each’s pages Results and Photo pages.
Thank you to everyone that participated in these two events.
If you have any questions, please contact us at info@OregonRoadRunnersClub.org
Due to severe heat expected on August 2nd, ORRC has chosen to postpone our 45th Annual Dual Duel and ORRC Mile events to Thursday August 10th. All other details of the event remain the same. Online registration is open through midnight August 8th – click here.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING DUAL DUEL:
In light of record high temperatures forecasted and in the interest of public safety, the ORRC Dual Duel will be postponed until Thursday, August 10th, 2017. ORRC has consulted with medical professionals, and despite any amount of cooling preparations we have arranged, it will simply be unsafe to hold this event in the excessive heat forecasted for race day.
The event will now take place at the same time and venue, on Thursday, August 10th, at Catlin Gabel School, With the ORRC Mile heats beginning at 6:00 pm and the Dual Duel +10k at 7:00. We will still finish under the lights around 9:30.
We will also have cool towels and misting stations available for all participants, in addition to lots of water and shade.
While we would love to see every participant on the new date, we know that will not be possible for everyone; therefore, ORRC would like to offer you one of the following three options:
> Participants may run as planned on the new date.
> Participants may choose to have their registration deferred to another ORRC race of their choice up to a 10k and before August 31, 2018.
> Participants may request a refund.
If you have already registered for the event, you will receive an email from the race director very soon with more details on the event’s new date. We will, therefore, keep online race registration open through Tuesday, August 8th.
We appreciate your patience and understanding. I look forward to seeing you at your next ORRC event.
– Daniel Brewer, Race Director
(dualduel@oregonroadrunnersclub.com)
The National Weather Service is forecasting excessive temperatures for next Wednesday’s Dual Duel. ORRC is considering postponing the event and rescheduling to a date in the immediate future. A final decision will be posted on Monday, July 31. Thanks for your understanding.
ORRC is proud to continue it’s support for the Tracktown Youth League. Follow this link to see a video recap of this season – click here.
Photos and results are available now for our 5 on the 4th event today. Thanks for joining us on this beautiful day! A special thanks to our volunteers that made this race possible.
For over a decade, we’ve hosted a free run to ORRC members on the 4th of July. We welcome all community members as well! Make this a family tradition and a great way to kick off your holiday picnic or barbecue. Costumes are welcome so don’t be afraid to show off your inner Uncle Sam. Includes ¼ mile Kids’ Run.
Registration for the 2017 event is open now – click here
There’s still lots of time to register for the Summer Solstice 5K at the Oregon Zoo. A picnic dinner is included for the first 140 registrations!
It consisting of a Zenner’s All Natural Hot Dog Meal, chips and soda served at the Black Rhino Hut, an Elephant Ear served at a neighboring food cart and a beer is offered to adults 21 years or older at a second near-by cart. Any additional food & drink beyond what is provided as part of race registration is available for purchase.
If you have any questions or would like to volunteer, please email us at SummerSolstice@OregonRoadRunnersClub.org
Join us the evening of June 22nd as the Oregon Zoo and Oregon Road Runners Club team up to bring you the Summer Solstice 5K, Kids Run (ages 3-12) & Tot Trot (ages 0-2). This event is open to all runners and walkers. Click here for more info and to register.
Make your Memorial Day memorable by running the undulating hills of picturesque West Linn. This course has a downhill finish in the canopied forest and recreational fields of Mary S. Young Park. Join us at 8:30am. Registration open now – click here.
Photos are now available on the Oregon Road Runners Club photo gallery for Champoeg 2017. You can also find links to them on the Champoeg Results and Photo page.
Sets of photos are in the following order – 10K walkers, 30K, Half, then kid’s run and finally 10K.
Thank you for your patience while our volunteer sorted and edited the photos.
This popular recreational haven boasts big water and big vistas. Hagg Lake Park plays host to three events, all featuring gentle hills and natural beauty. The 10.5-mile run equals one full loop around Hagg Lake. Both the 5K and 10K are out and back experiences.
Imagine running a beautiful, tree-lined course along the 21-mile Banks-Vernonia State Trail. Both events feature a gentle 7-mile, 400-foot downhill into Banks. Pancake breakfast awaits all attendees. This Boston Marathon qualifier is run on a point-to-point course, with 23 miles closed to vehicular traffic.
