Pacific Northwest Marathon
Pacific Northwest Marathon runs point to point from Coburg to Harrisburg on a flat, gradually descending Oregon course built for fast times.
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Quick facts
- Certified Oregon Boston qualifier
- Point-to-point Coburg to Harrisburg route
- Flat to gradually downhill profile
- Rural Willamette Valley road course
About the Pacific Northwest Marathon
This Willamette Valley road marathon puts performance ahead of big-city spectacle. Its rural setting, point-to-point format and certified course make it especially relevant to runners chasing a qualifier.
Course
The route starts in Coburg and trends gently downhill toward Harrisburg. Long, flat rural sections favor even pacing, though point-to-point transport and exposure to wind deserve advance planning.
Race-day weather
September mornings in the Willamette Valley are often cool, with afternoons becoming warmer and drier. Fog, light rain or a headwind remain possible along the open rural course.
Past Pacific Northwest Marathon dates and results
| Year | Date | Status | Results |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Saturday, September 19, 2026 | Upcoming | — |
Pacific Northwest Marathon FAQ
When is the Pacific Northwest Marathon?
The 2026 Pacific Northwest Marathon is on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
Is Pacific Northwest Marathon a Boston qualifier?
Yes. Pacific Northwest Marathon is a Boston Marathon qualifier. To use the result, you must run the certified full-marathon course within the qualifying window and meet the current standard for your age and gender. Meeting the standard lets you apply but does not guarantee entry, and net-downhill courses can receive a time adjustment under current B.A.A. rules. Review the Boston qualifying times and downhill-course rules, or browse upcoming Boston qualifier marathons.
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