Half Marathon

Half-Boring Half-Marathon

Half-Boring turns Oregon's place name into a trail-side race identity, running out and back from Boring Station on the paved Springwater Trail.

Next raceSunday, September 13, 2026
Distance categoryHalf Marathon
LocationBoring, Oregon
Get alertsLast checked August 14, 2026

Quick facts

  • Paved out-and-back on the Springwater Trail.
  • Starts and finishes at Boring Station Trailhead Park.
  • Thirteenth annual event in 2026.
  • Locally organized nonprofit race.
Race-day forecast

Half-Boring Half-Marathon race-day forecast

Cloudy on race day · 49-69°F (9-21°C) · 39% rain · 8 mph wind

Race-day forecast for Sunday, September 13, 2026 in Boring, Oregon, US. Checked 6:53 PM PDT race-local time. Data: Open-Meteo.

About the Half-Boring Half-Marathon

The Half-Boring is the 13.1-mile member of a locally organized race series based in Boring, Oregon. The event returns for its 13th annual running in 2026 and supports community causes through a compact trailhead setup.

Course

Runners start and finish at Boring Station Trailhead Park and use the Springwater Trail for an out-and-back. The paved route and simple navigation favor rhythm, with the turnaround providing a clear read on the field.

Race-day weather

Mid-September near Portland can be cool at the start and warmer by late morning. Rain is possible, but the paved trail avoids the mud concerns of a typical fall trail race.

Past Half-Boring Half-Marathon dates and results

YearDateStatusResults
2026Sunday, September 13, 2026Upcoming

Half-Boring Half-Marathon FAQ

When is the Half-Boring Half-Marathon?

The 2026 Half-Boring Half-Marathon is on Sunday, September 13, 2026.

Does the Half-Boring Half-Marathon have live tracking?

Marathon Scout does not list an official live-tracking link for the 2026 Half-Boring Half-Marathon yet. We only add a tracker after the race or its timing provider publishes it.

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