St. Patrick's Day Dash

Seattle, Washington, United States

Mar, 2027 (TBD)

1k, 5k, Fun Run

Race Information

The Seattle St. Patrick’s Day dash has humble beginnings, starting in the 1980s as a race between various bars. It’s now the city’s largest annual single-distance fun run, covering nearly 4 miles of downtown city streets. The dash is a family-friendly event with a wide variety of runners -- from younger athletes to fully costumed fun runners.

The Seattle St. Patrick’s Day Dash consistently brings in fields of around 17,000 runners (or dashers as they’re more commonly referred to).

Participants in the Seattle St. Patrick’s Day Dash get seeded according to their time and start in various waves. Also, make sure that you stick around after the run for the always-exciting costume contest and awards ceremony. It’s also worth noting that this event typically partners with several charitable groups specific to the Pacific Northwest.

✈️ Destination Run Pick: Circle K Pensacola Double Bridge Run

📍 Pensacola, FL - February 13, 2027

The Circle K Pensacola Double Bridge Run, a Pensacola Sports event is one of the most scenic and beloved 15K races in the Southeast. This fan-favorite race connects historic Downtown Pensacola to the sugar-white sands of Pensacola Beach, including two breathtaking bridge crossings over Pensacola Bay and Santa Rosa Sound.

Make a weekend of it! Enjoy Pensacola’s sugar-white beaches, walkable downtown, coastal dining, and warm Southern hospitality. Whether you’re chasing a personal best or simply chasing the sunrise over the bay, the Circle K Pensacola Double Bridge Run is your bridge to an unforgettable running experience.

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Race Facts

Race Size: 10,000+

Elevation: Fast and Flat

Course Type: Road

Boston Qualifier: No

Kids Run: Yes

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