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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 picnic afterwards. Includes a ½ mile Kids’ Run, making this another great family event….
Oregon Road Runners Club Board of Directors met on Wednesday, August 19, 2015 for our monthly Board Meeting. Members are welcome to attend meetings. Dates, times and locations are available on the club events calendar. Click here for the August Meeting Minutes, which are also available via the Board of Director’s page.
Oregon Road Runners Club Board of Directors Meeting Agenda for Wednesday, August 19, 2015. A monthly meeting to discuss club business. Members are welcome to attend, check the Events Calendar for times and locations.
Thank you for joining Oregon Road Runners Club for the Garlic Festival 10K and 5K. Photos were taken by Stephen Wright and are free to download for personal use only.
Timing was provided by Timing by Zornick. Results from the Garlic Festival 10K Run, 10K Walk, 5K Run and 5K Walk.
We extend our appreciation to the city of North Plains and the Garlic Festival for hosting our event. Finally, we want to thank all of our volunteers who made this race a success.
We want to thank all the runners and walkers for spending a beautiful summer evening with the Oregon Road Runners Club. Photos were taken by Stephen Wright and are free to download for personal use only.
Timing was provided by Huber Timing. Results from the Runner Relay, Solo 10K and theRace Walk Relay.
We extend our appreciation to Catlin Gabel for allowing us to use their track and a special thanks to our volunteers who made this race possible.
Oregon Road Runners Club Board of Directors held the Working Board Meeting on Tuesday, August 4, a monthly meeting to discuss club business. Here are the Meeting Minutes.
The most popular ORRC race, the Turkey Trot at the 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. Costumes encouraged, as is our post-race pumpkin pie. It’s a baby jogger friendly event. Learn more about the Turkey Trot and how to register.
Oregon Road Runners Club Board of Directors met on Wednesday, July 15 for our monthly Board Meeting. Members are welcome to attend meetings. Dates, times and locations are available on the club events calendar. July Meeting Minutes, which are also available on the Board of Director’s page.
Oregon Road Runners Club Board of Directors Meeting Agenda for Wednesday, July 15. A monthly meeting to discuss club business. Members are welcome to attend, check the Events Calendar for times and locations.
Oregon Road Runners Club Board of Directors held the Working Board Meeting on Tuesday, July 7. Members are welcome to attend, check the Events Calendar for times and locations. July Meeting Minutes, which are also available on the Board of Director’s page.
It was a great morning for the 5K on the 4th. Photos were taken by Janelle Dickerson and are free to download for personal use.
We want to thank all the participants for joining us. A special thanks to the volunteers and our sponsors who made the event possible.
Running and walking in circles doesn’t always mean finishing where you started. This afternoon/evening event features solo and two-person relays as well as a Kids’ Run on a beautiful 400M track overlooking the Willamette Valley and coastal mountains.
Since the event is held on a track, space is limited so make sure to register before it fills up.
Oregon Road Runners Club Working Board Meeting Agenda for Tuesday, July 7. A monthly meeting to discuss club business, develop action items, submitting items for review and voting at the club’s Board of Directors meeting for July.
As a benefit of club membership, club members can participate in the Oregon Road Runners Club 4th of July 5Kfor free ($5 for non-members). Kick off your July 4 with a run and chances to win prizes, as well as pies, ice-cream and popsicles for everyone at the finish.
We want to thank all the runners and walkers for spending a beautiful summer evening with the Oregon Road Runners Club. Photos were taken by Kristen Nelson and are free to download for personal use only.
Timing was provided by Huber Timing. Results from the 5K Run and the 5K Walk.
We extend our appreciation to the city of Oregon City and a special thanks to Clackamas Community College for hosting our event. Finally, we want to thank all of our volunteers who made this race a success.
Oregon Road Runners Club Board of Directors met on Wednesday, June 17 for our monthly Board Meeting. Members are welcome to attend meetings. Dates, times and locations are available on the club events calendar.June Meeting Minutes, which are also available on the Board of Director’s page.
This all-paved course follows a gentle stretch of the Clackamas River featuring pristine views of the river, shading forests, interesting geology and the occasional bald eagle or osprey keeping an eye on things. Most of the point-to-point course is closed to vehicles. For more information or to register, click here.
Oregon Road Runners Club is now on Twitter. Now in addition to Facebook, you can follow us to keep updated with the latest updates for the club. Our Twitter name is @ORRC1978.
A cool cloud covered morning made for perfect running conditions for the race. We want to thank all the runners and walkers for participating in the event. Photos were taken by Janelle Dickerson and are free to download for personal use only.
Timing was provided by Huber Timing. Results from the 10K Run and the 10K Walk.
We extend our appreciation for the cities of Lake Oswego and West Linn for hosting our event. Finally, we want to thank all of our volunteers who made this race a success.
