Ragnar Road Northwest Passage Relay
Langley, Washington, United States
Jul 10-11, 2026 - Friday to Saturday
Ultra, Relay
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Race Information
Ragnar Road Northwest Passage is the unforgettable running relay that sells out year after year.
Your journey begins near the Canadian border in the city of Blaine, WA, and takes your team of 12 runners past famous sights including the glacial Cascade and Olympic Mountain ranges, Deception Pass, and the Puget Sound.
Home of iconic landmarks, friendly locals, and breathtaking coastal views, the peaceful Pacific Northwest scenery lives up to its famous reputation. You’ll take turns running for two days and one night along vibrant fireweed blossoms, fruit stands, and picturesque farms.
The course will take you where the forest meets the sea, and leave you breathless as you cross the finish line with your whole team in Langley, WA, on Whidbey Island where you’ll celebrate an accomplishment you could never do alone. Don’t miss out on this incredible adventure.
Don’t want to do the whole overnight thing? Join the Road Sprint version of this race happening on the same weekend!
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Race Facts
Race Size: 1,000 - 5,000
Elevation: Some Hills
Course Type: Road
Boston Qualifier: No
Kids Run: No
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