Pacific Runderland 5k & Kids Run Kids 1k
Saturday, 7 September 2024· 10:15· Auburn, WA, 98092, US
About this race
Run, walk or skip for Washington’s national parks! The Pacific Runderland 5K & Kids 1k Run is a charity event hosted in partnership with Washington’s National Park Fund (WNPF), the official philanthropic partner of the three national parks in Washington state.
5k registration includes finisher's medal, t-shirt, collective bib and free race photo downloads. Kids 1k registration includes finisher's ribbon, collective bib and youth t-shirts are available for purchase during registration. Virtual registration includes finisher's medal, t-shirt, collective bib and virtual packets will be sent out via USPS following the live event.
5k course is USATF Certified (WA22015RMB).
Organized solely by volunteers, Pacific Runderland donates all race proceeds to WNPF. It has donated over $26,000 to help support our state’s most beautiful parks since 2019. The event is also in honor and memory of the race organizer’s late father, a runner and national park fanatic, who passed away from early-onset Alzheimer’s in 2012. Join us in Auburn, Washington at Roegner Park for the 5K run/walk and kids 1K run. You can also participate virtually and support Washington’s national parks from wherever you are!
What to expect
Written from race dataThe Pacific Runderland 5k & Kids Run 1k, taking place on September 7, 2024, in Auburn, WA, is an annual community running event designed for all ages and abilities. While specific historical details of this particular race's inception are not provided, its existence signifies a recurring tradition of fostering fitness and family fun within the Auburn community. Participants can anticipate a welcoming atmosphere with two distinct race distances: a standard 5k for adults and older children, and a shorter 1k run specifically tailored for younger participants, ensuring everyone can enjoy the experience. The typical terrain for this event is generally expected to be a mix of paved surfaces and well-maintained trails, common for park-based races in the Pacific Northwest. Runners should be prepared for potentially mild September weather, which can range from cool mornings to pleasantly warm afternoons, with the possibility of light rain. Notable features often include family-friendly activities, post-race refreshments, and a celebratory environment that encourages participation and community engagement, making it a highlight for local runners and families.
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