About This Event
The Lord Hill Trail Run marks the beginning of the Pacific Northwest trail running season each February, drawing runners to the forested hills of Snohomish County, Washington. This well-established event, celebrating over two decades of racing, offers a range of distances from 5K to 50K across Lord Hill Regional Park's 1,300 acres of wilderness terrain. The race's appeal lies in its welcoming atmosphere and varied distance options, making it accessible to runners of all experience levels. The February timing provides ideal conditions for early-season training miles, while the multiple distances allow friends and families to participate together. The park's extensive trail network offers natural beauty without overwhelming technicality, creating an excellent introduction to trail racing for road runners making the transition. Organized by Evergreen Trail Runs, the event has built a reputation for solid organization and community spirit. The inclusion of "brunch run" options adds a social element that reflects the race's inclusive ethos. With over 20 years of history, Lord Hill has become a fixture on the regional racing calendar, serving as both a season opener for experienced trail runners and an inviting entry point for newcomers to the sport.
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5K
The Lord Hill Trail Run marks the beginning of the Pacific Northwest trail running season each February, drawing runners to the forested hills of Snohomish County, Washington. This well-established event, celebrating over two decades of racing, offers a range of distances from 5K to 50K across Lord Hill Regional Park's 1,300 acres of wilderness terrain. The race's appeal lies in its welcoming atmosphere and varied distance options, making it accessible to runners of all experience levels. The February timing provides ideal conditions for early-season training miles, while the multiple distances allow friends and families to participate together. The park's extensive trail network offers natural beauty without overwhelming technicality, creating an excellent introduction to trail racing for road runners making the transition. Organized by Evergreen Trail Runs, the event has built a reputation for solid organization and community spirit. The inclusion of "brunch run" options adds a social element that reflects the race's inclusive ethos. With over 20 years of history, Lord Hill has become a fixture on the regional racing calendar, serving as both a season opener for experienced trail runners and an inviting entry point for newcomers to the sport.
10 Miles
The Lord Hill Trail Run marks the beginning of the Pacific Northwest trail running season each February, drawing runners to the forested hills of Snohomish County, Washington. This well-established event, celebrating over two decades of racing, offers a range of distances from 5K to 50K across Lord Hill Regional Park's 1,300 acres of wilderness terrain. The race's appeal lies in its welcoming atmosphere and varied distance options, making it accessible to runners of all experience levels. The February timing provides ideal conditions for early-season training miles, while the multiple distances allow friends and families to participate together. The park's extensive trail network offers natural beauty without overwhelming technicality, creating an excellent introduction to trail racing for road runners making the transition. Organized by Evergreen Trail Runs, the event has built a reputation for solid organization and community spirit. The inclusion of "brunch run" options adds a social element that reflects the race's inclusive ethos. With over 20 years of history, Lord Hill has become a fixture on the regional racing calendar, serving as both a season opener for experienced trail runners and an inviting entry point for newcomers to the sport.
20 Miles
The Lord Hill Trail Run marks the beginning of the Pacific Northwest trail running season each February, drawing runners to the forested hills of Snohomish County, Washington. This well-established event, celebrating over two decades of racing, offers a range of distances from 5K to 50K across Lord Hill Regional Park's 1,300 acres of wilderness terrain. The race's appeal lies in its welcoming atmosphere and varied distance options, making it accessible to runners of all experience levels. The February timing provides ideal conditions for early-season training miles, while the multiple distances allow friends and families to participate together. The park's extensive trail network offers natural beauty without overwhelming technicality, creating an excellent introduction to trail racing for road runners making the transition. Organized by Evergreen Trail Runs, the event has built a reputation for solid organization and community spirit. The inclusion of "brunch run" options adds a social element that reflects the race's inclusive ethos. With over 20 years of history, Lord Hill has become a fixture on the regional racing calendar, serving as both a season opener for experienced trail runners and an inviting entry point for newcomers to the sport.
50K
The Lord Hill Trail Run marks the beginning of the Pacific Northwest trail running season each February, drawing runners to the forested hills of Snohomish County, Washington. This well-established event, celebrating over two decades of racing, offers a range of distances from 5K to 50K across Lord Hill Regional Park's 1,300 acres of wilderness terrain. The race's appeal lies in its welcoming atmosphere and varied distance options, making it accessible to runners of all experience levels. The February timing provides ideal conditions for early-season training miles, while the multiple distances allow friends and families to participate together. The park's extensive trail network offers natural beauty without overwhelming technicality, creating an excellent introduction to trail racing for road runners making the transition. Organized by Evergreen Trail Runs, the event has built a reputation for solid organization and community spirit. The inclusion of "brunch run" options adds a social element that reflects the race's inclusive ethos. With over 20 years of history, Lord Hill has become a fixture on the regional racing calendar, serving as both a season opener for experienced trail runners and an inviting entry point for newcomers to the sport.