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10K races near Eugene-Springfield

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OTC Butte to Butte Presented by Rexius

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Christmas 5K/10K/Half Marathon in July - Eugene

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Corvallis Fall Festival Run

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Recurring 10K races near Eugene-Springfield

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Tricky Treater is an October 5K and 10K held in Alton Baker Park in Eugene, Oregon. From the start, it's a Halloween event: runners are encouraged to race in costume, with prizes for the best outfits. The event begins in the evening, offers the same base price for both distances, and provides a registration discount for runners 17 and under. Awards are given three deep in age groups from 10 and under through 80 and over, catering to families, regular local runners, and older competitors, as well as those primarily interested in the costume aspect. The course includes a small variation that distinguishes it from a typical park loop. In the 5K, runners decide whether to proceed clockwise or counter-clockwise, diverging after a gravel straight onto either the left path or straight onto Day Island Road, then encountering other participants going the opposite direction midway. The 10K follows the 5K loop twice, with participants running in opposite directions on each lap and selecting their initial direction. Volunteers distribute candy along the route in exchange for a trick, aid-station tricks are eligible for prizes, costume voting occurs by writing bib numbers on a board near the results tent, and Halloween-themed refreshments are available at the finish.

Run to Stay Warm Presented by Eugene Marathon

Run to Stay Warm begins and ends at Downtown Riverfront Park in Eugene. The half marathon starts first, followed soon after by the 5K and 10K. This event is designed for cold-weather runners and walkers, with the main distances sharing a common start area. A free kids race is held before the longer events, allowing families to participate together without everyone needing to enter a full-distance race. The kids course is a short, approximately 400-meter out-and-back along the river path. Half marathoners have access to pacers from 1:30 to 2:30, in 10-minute increments, making the race suitable for those aiming for a specific finish time. Participants in the half marathon, 10K, and 5K receive a chip-timed bib, a Run to Stay Warm beanie, and a finisher medal. Each registration includes a donation to the EWEB Customer Care program. Post-race, runners can enjoy beer from Viking Brewing (for those 21+), coffee from Palace Bakery, hot cider from Alpine Cider, and grilled cheese and snacks from Franz Bakery. Awards are presented to overall, masters, and age-group winners across the main distances.

Holiday Sweater Stroll

The Holiday Sweater Stroll is a Sunday race at noon held at Alton Baker Dog Park in Eugene, Oregon, offering 5K and 10K distances. The 10K involves running the 5K course two times. Registration is divided into youth (ages 17 and under) and adult (ages 18 and over) categories, with reduced pricing for youth. The distinctive feature is the holiday sweater theme: participants are encouraged to wear any holiday sweater. Other attendees vote on the sweaters, with the top three receiving gift cards to Human Bean. The event combines a run with a casual holiday sweater competition. William Wyckoff is the event contact.

St. Patrick's Spring Fling Trail Run

The St. Patrick's Spring Fling Trail Run is a March race held at Alsea Falls in Oregon, offering half marathon, 10K, and 5K distances. Starts are staggered in the morning, with the half marathon beginning first, followed by the 10K, and then the 5K. Packet pickup begins after 8:00 a.m., and the 5K is limited to 50 runners. The half marathon provides an early start for walkers and slower runners needing more time to reach the mid-course cutoff. Participants unsure about reaching the checkpoint near mile 7 by 12:30 p.m. should request this early start on race day. Volunteers assisting with parking or registration receive a free race entry, sweep runners get an entry to the Marys Peak Trail Run, and a pint glass is included with each registration.

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About 10K races in Eugene-Springfield

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Eugene-Springfield hosts 7 10K races in 2026 within 80 km of the city centre — upcoming dates, recurring series, and other races nearby, all in one place.

Locals treat Eugene-Springfield like a daily training camp, with Pre's Trail in Alton Baker Park, the Ruth Bascom river path, Amazon running trail, Rexius Trail, and Ridgeline Trail all in regular rotation. Amazon trail feels comfy because it is usually cushioned with mulch, and the river path shows you Eugene fast. The bridges force you to commit to a distance, especially on the Autzen to Valley River Center 10k loop. Big Timber Running Club, Run Hub Northwest, Eugene Running Company, Silenus Run Club, Drew Brew Crew, and Oregon Track Club keep the week honest. Eugene Marathon and Emerald City Trail Series anchor the calendar.

Locals ride a deep mix of river loops, foothill roads, gravel, and singletrack. One popular route runs 7 km with 207 m of gain from Eugene Amtrak Station to Fern Ridge Reservoir, McKenzie View Drive, Springfield, Clearwater park, Mill Race Path, and Alton Baker Park. McKenzie 3 River Loop follows the Willamette, McKenzie, and Mohawk rivers, and it gives riders 43 km with 203 m of gain. GEARs, Bicycle Way of Life Cycling Team, Disciples of Dirt, and GOATS keep the scene moving. Spencer Butte, Mt. Pisgah, Mt Baldy, Hendricks Hill, South Hills Sampler, and Coburg Hills bring the climbing legs.

Spring and fall give locals the best rhythm for base miles, intervals, Z2, crit legs, cyclocross practice, and trail time. Summer has some themed races like the Christmas 5K/10K/Half Marathon in July and Super Mom 5K/10K/Half Marathon at Kiwanis Park, which come with custom medals and race shirts. The city keeps runners out on the trails in all weather, and riders still find good winter spots when local dirt gets slick. Whypass works well outside Creswell and Lorane, and Maxxis shorties make Eugene trails fun in winter.