Ultramarathon

Spokane River Run 50K

One of the Pacific Northwest's older trail events, Spokane River Run builds its 50K through riverside singletrack on a volunteer-led race day.

Next raceSunday, April 25, 2027
Distance categoryUltramarathon
LocationNine Mile Falls, WA

Every link above goes to the race, its timing provider, or an official registration partner. Last checked July 23, 2026.

Quick facts

  • Established Pacific Northwest trail event.
  • Volunteer-organized fundraiser for local youth programs.
  • Fifty-kilometer individual race and relay offered.
  • Riverside trail network near Spokane.

2027 Spokane River Run 50K registration

Registration for the 2027 Spokane River Run 50K runs through the official registration page at runsignup.com.

About the Spokane River Run 50K

Spokane River Run is a volunteer-organized trail event that supports local school and youth programs. The 50K is its longest individual race and carries the event's established regional trail identity.

Course

The route uses the Spokane River corridor's trail network, combining runnable sections with turns and terrain changes that reward attention. Shared weekend distances make early course awareness important.

Race-day weather

Late April in eastern Washington can be cool, breezy and variable. Rain may change trail grip, while exposed river sections can warm quickly in direct sun.

Past Spokane River Run 50K dates and results

YearDateStatusResults
2027Sunday, April 25, 2027Upcoming

Spokane River Run 50K FAQ

When is the Spokane River Run 50K?

The 2027 Spokane River Run 50K is on Sunday, April 25, 2027.

How do I register for the Spokane River Run 50K?

Register for the Spokane River Run 50K through the official registration link: marathonscout.com/go/spokane-river-run-50k/register. It opens the race registration page at runsignup.com.

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