Quilcene Oyster Races
About this race
The surroundings include woodlands, water, and mountains. All race proceeds benefit Quilcene-Brinnon Dollars for Scholars, which provides scholarships to high school seniors, recent graduates, and teachers to assist with their post-secondary/continuing education.
All Half Marathon, 10K and 5K events are USATF Certified and Sanctioned. Our Duo events are for participants paired with riders in jogging chairs/strollers (or for our easy 5K, even baby strollers and wagons!). All riders register for free!
The races begin and end at Worthington Park, site of the recently restored Victorian-era Worthington Mansion. Great scenery, awesome volunteers, and support for good causes make this a "can't-miss" event!
Registration includes:- A commemorative Finisher Medal
- One serving of local oysters after the race
- One local craft beer after the race (21 and over)
- Free open house at Worthington Mansion
- Lots of fun!
Join fellow runners on September 19, 2021 for the Quilcene Oyster Races. It's a fantastic Half-Marathon, 10K, 5K featuring a flat and fast course in Quilcene.
Pick your distance
Running
1/2 Marathon Run/Walk
The Quilcene Oyster Half Marathon is a USATF Certified and Sanctioned Event. The course covers 13.11 miles and features views overlooking Hood Canal and Quilcene Bay, plus a peek at the Olympic Mountains (weather permitting). The Half Marathon has a total ascent of 1019 ft and has a maximum elevation of 699 ft. It is hilly and challenging, but totally worth it! **There is an optional (but strongly recommended) early start at 8:00 a.m. for Half Marathon walkers only.** Anyone remaining on the course at the 12:30 closure time may be asked to accept a ride back to the field.
10K Run/Walk
The Quilcene Oyster 10K race is 6.17 miles and is a USATF Certified and Sanctioned Event. The course has hilly portions and features beautiful views of Quilcene Bay, farms and forests. It has a total ascent of 200 ft. and a maximum elevation of 131 ft.
5K Run/Walk
The Quilcene Oyster 5K Race (formerly known as the Ranger Run) is a 3.11-mile "out and back" course along Quilcene Bay. Perfect for a fun run or walk! Count on beautiful views and fresh breezes. Don't like hills? You will love this course. The total ascent is 105 ft and the maximum elevation is 79 ft. This course begins and ends on a level grassy field, and most of the distance is on paved country roads. It may be suitable for participants who use wheelchairs. Baby strollers welcome! No dogs, please.
Ainsley's Angels 1/2 Marathon Run/Walk
The Quilcene Oyster Half Marathon is a USATF Certified and Sanctioned Event. The course covers 13.11 miles and features views overlooking Hood Canal and Quilcene Bay, plus a peek at the Olympic Mountains (weather permitting). The Half Marathon has a total ascent of 1019 ft and has a maximum elevation of 699 ft. It is hilly and challenging, but totally worth it! **There is an optional (but strongly recommended) early start at 8:00 a.m. for Half Marathon walkers only.** Anyone remaining on the course at the 12:30 closure time may be asked to accept a ride back to the field.
Ainsley's Angels 10K Run/Walk
The Quilcene Oyster 10K race is 6.17 miles and is a USATF Certified and Sanctioned Event. The course has hilly portions and features beautiful views of Quilcene Bay, farms and forests. It has a total ascent of 200 ft. and a maximum elevation of 131 ft.
Ainsley's Angels 5K Run/Walk
The Quilcene Oyster 5K Race (formerly known as the Ranger Run) is a 3.11-mile "out and back" course along Quilcene Bay. Perfect for a fun run or walk! Count on beautiful views and fresh breezes. Don't like hills? You will love this course. The total ascent is 105 ft and the maximum elevation is 79 ft. This course begins and ends on a level grassy field, and most of the distance is on paved country roads. It may be suitable for participants who use wheelchairs. Baby strollers welcome! No dogs, please.
About Quilcene
Quilcene Oyster Races takes place in Quilcene, Washington, United States. The local timezone is America/Los_Angeles.
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