Eugene Marathon 2026 Event Guide

EUGENE MARATHON EVENT GUIDE

APRIL 2426, 2026

RUNNING IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF LEGENDS

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

WELCOME

Welcome to the Eugene Marathon Weekend!

This year, as the Eugene Marathon Weekend sets new participation and fundraising records, I want to recognize this event as an increasingly important point of connection for participants, volunteers, and our entire community.

In every aspect of the Eugene Marathon Weekend, you will see people supporting people. You will see hundreds of volunteers handing out race bibs and t-shirts, students and community groups passing out water and Gatorade, and a friendly face extending their arms to hang a welldeserved medal around your neck when you cross the finish line. You'll hear words of encouragement between runners, see tears and hugs and smiles at the finish, and spot signs — lots and lots of goofy, sincere, and funny signs that represent the overwhelming support of families and friends for those who have taken on this challenge.

Each of you has your own reasons for running, and this event has space for all of you. Whatever brought you to the starting line – a personal milestone, fundraising for one of our Charity Teams, a desire to push your own personal boundaries – that journey is already something to be proud of. And when you enter Hayward Field and stride toward the same finish line that has been crossed by more legends of our sport than any other, every mile of that journey will have been worth it.

Throughout this weekend, please join me in recognizing and thanking those who provide the critical services that allow this event to take place. Our law enforcement officers, traffic control teams, and medical services all work together to keep this event safe for everyone, and without the support of the City of Eugene, the City of Springfield, and the University of Oregon, this event would not be possible. We are deeply grateful for the support of these amazing partners.

On behalf of everyone at the Eugene Marathon, thank you for choosing to make this event part of your journey. Now go do something amazing!

Ian Dobson Eugene Marathon Race Director

WEEKEND SCHEDULE

FRIDAY APRIL 24

GRADUATE EUGENE

10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Health & Wellness Expo at The Graduate Eugene

SATURDAY APRIL 25

HAYWARD FIELD AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON

7:15 a.m. – 9:15 a.m.

Packet Pick-up for Eugene 5K & Kids Duck Dash Presented by OCCU and Krusteaz Doublestack on Finisher Field

8:00 a.m.

EUGENE 5K PRESENTED BY OCCU

8:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Krusteaz Pancake Breakfast

8:30 a.m.

5K Awards Ceremony (in stadium)

9:30 a.m.

KIDS DUCK DASH PRESENTED BY OCCU

9:45 a.m.

Kids Duck Dash Awards Ceremony (in stadium)

SATURDAY, APRIL 25 (Continued)

GRADUATE EUGENE

10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Health & Wellness Expo at The Graduate Eugene

SUNDAY APRIL 26

HAYWARD FIELD AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON

5:30 a.m. – 6:40 a.m.

Pre-Race Shuttles to Hayward Field

7:00 a.m.

MARATHON

7:00 a.m.

HALF MARATHON

8:45 a.m.

Half Marathon Awards Ceremony (in stadium)

10:00 a.m.

Marathon Awards Ceremony (in stadium)

8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Finish Festival Featuring Krusteaz Pancake Breakfast, Hop Valley & Athletic Brewing Co.

9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Post-Race Shuttles

HEALTH & WELLNESS EXPO

LOCATION

Graduate Eugene & 5th Street Market Alley

66 E 6th Ave, Eugene, OR

PEXPO HOURS

Friday, April 24 - 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

Saturday, April 25 - 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

articipants, friends and family, as well as the Eugene community, can all enjoy the festive atmosphere at the Expo! Shop cool vendors, collect freebies, enjoy beverage samples, grab official Eugene Marathon merchandise and get excited to race!

The Expo is your primary opportunity to pick up your race packet – this includes your bib number (required on race day) and Nike race shirt.

Click here for more detailed information about the Expo

PACKET PICK-UP

Friday at Graduate Eugene

Pick-up for ALL race distances

10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Saturday on Finisher Field west of Hayward Field

Pick-up for Kids Duck Dash & Eugene 5K presented by OCCU and Krusteaz Doublestack

7:15 a.m. – 9:15 a.m.

Saturday at Graduate Eugene

Pick-up for Marathon & Half Marathon

10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Sunday on Finisher Field west of Hayward Field*

Pre-paid Race Day Packet Pick-up for Marathon & Half Marathon

*Only available for participants who have pre-arranged and paid for this service. 5:30 a.m. – 6:15 a.m.

HEALTH & WELLNESS EXPO

PACE TEAM

Representatives from the On Pace Eugene Marathon Pace Team will be present during Expo hours. Bring your questions and talk all things racing, strategy and pacing!

EUGENE MARATHON MERCH

This year’s selection of Eugene Marathon merchandise is available for the first time at the Health and Wellness Expo starting at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, April 24! Grab that one-of-a-kind Nike+Eugene Marathon sweatshirt you’ve been eyeing and don’t wait - these always sell out!

VENDORS

Browse merchandise and enjoy special offers and samples from vendors such as: Krusteaz, RunHub, Hop Valley, Liquid Death, Bull Run Distilling, Athletic Brewing, Oregon Track Club, TrackTown USA and so many more.

CRAFT ZONE & KID’S AREA (FRIDAY ONLY)

Make signs and friendship bracelets; participate in fun kid’s activities with Healthy Moves and learn more about fun kid’s programming in the Eugene/Springfield area from the TrackTown Kid’s Club.

5TH STREET MARKET ALLEY

Once you’ve picked up your bib and explored everything at the Graduate, make your way to the 5th Street Public Market, just one block away, and enjoy discounts at participating Show Your Bib stores along with charity vendors located in the 5th Street Alley with information on their programs.

PARKING

Friday: Parking is available at the Parcade and Hult Center parking garages, rates are low (the first hour is free at the Parcade). Metered parking is also available on the street.

Saturday: All city garages and street parking are free. Plan extra time for parking as roads will be closed south of the Graduate for the Lane County Farmer’s Market.

Top Things to Do

MARATHON WEEKEND EXPO STAGE SCHEDULE

AT THE GRADUATE EUGENE

THE TOMMIE RUNZ SHOW

Featuring ALEXI PAPPAS & CAM HANES

Friday, April 24, 3:00–5:00 p.m.

Catch The Tommie Runz Show live on the Expo stage as he interviews Eugene Marathon runners, ambassadors and others involved with this year's event. Friday’s special guests will be Olympian and filmmaker Alexi Pappas and local runner & podcaster Cam Hanes.

THE TOMMIE RUNZ SHOW

Saturday, April 25, 1:00–2:30 p.m.

Tommie will kick off Day 2 on the Expo stage with Eugene Marathon ambassadors and other guests. Get inspired by fellow Eugene Marathoners as they share about their running journeys to the start line.

ROAD TO THE TRIALS with PETER BROMKA CHASING 2:37 with TRACKSMITH STAMATA

Saturday, April 25, 2:30–4:00 p.m.

Peter Bromka from the Road to the Trials podcast will chat with athletes going for the Olympic Trials Qualifying mark in Eugene — including Steph Bruce and the Tracksmith Stamata training group in their quest to hit the magic 2:37 mark to get to the 2028 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials.

SHAKEOUT RUN AT NIKE EUGENE

Saturday, April 25 at 10:00 a.m.

590 Pearl St Suite 100 | Eugene

Loosen up your travel legs the day before the race and meet other Eugene Marathoners from across the globe in the birthplace of Nike. Check out legendary Pre’s Trail during the run alongside special guests. Click here for more details.

2026 MERCHANDISE

Available starting April 24 at the Expo. Check out these styles and more!

EUGENE 5K & DUCKDASH PRESENTED BY

START CORRALS

1

GET READY TO START 1

Head to the Start line on 15th Ave. and locate your Corral. Find the sign that corresponds with your age group: Fire Quackers (ages 10+); Quackers (ages 7-9); Waddlers (ages 6 and under, must run with adult chaperone). Direct your child to the appropriate Corral. All children running with a parent should be in the Waddlers Corral, regardless of age. There will be a staggered start with each corral starting a few minutes apart. After the start, head to the finish line through the North gates at Hayward Field.

2

CROSSING THE FINISH LINE

As participants cross the finish line, they will continue walking forward on the track to follow the path on the track toward the tunnel. They will be escorted by volunteers off of the track and through the tunnel to Finisher Field, where they will wait at one of the four color-coded towers that correspond with the color of their bib. Along the way, all participants will receive their finisher medals, water bottle and race bag. Kids who run with an adult will also exit through the tunnel onto Finisher Field.

3

PARENT REUNION AREA

Parents can watch their kids cross the finish line and receive their finisher medal on the track. As kids go through the tunnel, parents can make their way up to the concourse, then go down the staircase to Finisher Field. The staircase is located just behind Sections 120-121. Locate the specific color tower that matches your child's bib to reunify with your child. Parents will not be able to get onto the track from the stands. If you cannot locate your child, go to the information desk located on the concourse.

For any event-related questions, lost & found or if you are separated from your child, go to the Information Desk.

PARENT MAP

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RACE DAY DETAILS

PARKING

SATURDAY — EUGENE 5K & KIDS DUCK DASH

There is metered and 2-hour street parking around Hayward Field on Saturdays. Additionally, many UO parking lots are available and free to the public on weekends. Read signs carefully.

SUNDAY — MARATHON & HALF MARATHON

Parking around Hayward Field on Sunday will be limited and parking violators will be towed. Many UO lots are free to park on Sunday – read signs carefully. We encourage participants to park downtown and take shuttles from the Graduate Eugene. Downtown street parking and parking garages are also free on Sundays.

SHUTTLES

PRE-RACE SHUTTLES: 5:30 a.m. – 6:40 a.m.

Pre-race shuttles are for Marathon and Half Marathon participants wearing bibs only. THIS WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED and random bag checks will be conducted. Shuttles to Hayward Field run every 10 minutes from the following locations between 5:30 a.m. – 6:40 a.m.

• Graduate Eugene (66 E 6th Ave, Eugene, OR) - Shuttles load on the 7th Ave. side of the hotel. Downtown street parking and City of Eugene parking garages with hundreds of parking spots are FREE on Sunday. The Graduate Eugene serves as our primary shuttle location on Sunday morning, with ample surrounding parking, shuttle buses leaving every 5-8 minutes and a short ride to Hayward Field.

• Valley River Inn (1000 Valley River Way, Eugene, OR) - Shuttle stop located just west of the Inn. Park between the Inn and the Valley River Center. This is a very convenient park-and-ride location for both in-town residents and out-of-town guests staying north of the Willamette River.

• Hutton St. and Kruse Way (Springfield, OR) - Participants staying in any of the surrounding eight hotels or being dropped off may access this shuttle location. Parking is not available at this shuttle stop.

RACE DAY DETAILS (CONTINUED)

Start/Finish - Shuttle drop-off and post race pick-up is located at 15th and University, West of Hayward Field. View on Race Day Map (pg 21).

POST-RACE SHUTTLES: 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Participants and spectators may ride the post-race shuttles after finishing the race. Shuttles run every 15 minutes and stop at all shuttle locations above.

BIKE VALET (FREE) & RIDE SHARE

The Eugene Marathon proudly offers FREE bike valet services located at the corner of 17th & Agate (near the Start Line). Thanks to SHIFT

Community Cycles, the bike valet makes getting to the starting line as smooth as your race! The Bike Valet will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, April 25 and from 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, April 26.

You can also ride to the race and explore Eugene by bike share. Just download the PeaceHealth Rides app and start riding! PeaceHealth Rides bike share program connects you to over 400 bikes to help you conveniently get around Eugene, Springfield and the marathon course.

GEAR CHECK

Gear check will open at 5:45 a.m. on Sunday, April 26 for the Marathon and Half Marathon only. Please prepare your bag before you arrive for a fast drop-off experience.

RESULTS AND TRACKING

Live tracking, results and free race photos will be available on race weekend for the Marathon, Half Marathon and 5K. You can also watch a live stream of the Marathon and Half Marathon provided by TrackTown USA. All links will be provided on our homepage on race weekend.

Click Here for additional Race Day Details including pace times, start corral info and course support.

PARKING MAP

FINISH FESTIVAL VENDORS

KRUSTEAZ PANCAKES: HOT OFF THE GRIDDLE!

Warm stacks of Krusteaz pancakes all morning long. Race participants get free pancakes on race day. Friends, family and fans can purchase for a suggested donation of $3-$5 to CASA of Lane County on Saturday and Special Olympics Oregon on Sunday.

HOP VALLEY CELEBRATION BEER (Sunday

only)

Celebrate your run on Sunday with a complimentary beer for all runners (21+) from Hop Valley Brewing.

PEACEHEALTH

Grab a photo in front of the PeaceHealth custom photo backdrop to show everyone that you found your finish. Download the Strides for Social Justice app to explore the contributions, achievements and milestones of Black residents within our community.

KIEFER MAZDA

Kiefer Mazda is the official vehicle of the 2026 Eugene Marathon. Stop by the Kiefer Mazda activation on the concourse and check out one of their latest vehicles and get a chance to Bang the Gong!

ATHLETIC BREWING (Sunday

only)

Athletic Brewing is the pioneer in an ever-growing non-alcoholic craft beer revolution. Grab a can at the Finish Festival.

BIGFOOT BEVERAGES (Saturday

only)

Stop by after the Eugene 5K or Kid’s Duck Dash on Saturday for a free kid-size bottle of Gatorade. Just look for the Bigfoot Beverages Jeep.

SPYLT

(Sunday only)

SPYLT Milk is a sweet (but not too sweet) pick-me-up with 60mg of caffeine and 20g of protein. Stop by the SPYLT tent and grab a complimentary bottle after your race!

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FINISH FESTIVAL VENDORS (CONTINUED)

FRANZ: GRILLED CHEESE

(Sunday only)

Sample a delicious grilled cheese sandwich from Franz Bakery, with different bread options including gluten-free.

NATALIE'S ORCHID ISLAND JUICE COMPANY

Natalie’s Orchid Island Juice Company is all-fruit and veggie goodness and totally worth the squeeze. Stop by their tent for a free 8-ounce juice sample.

MOBILE IV THERAPY 2U (Sunday

only)

Get some post-race relief with IV therapy and compression boots at the Mobile IV tent on Finisher Field.

CURA

(Saturday only)

Check out the Cura Halo Button - a first-of-its-kind emergency access device for your home at the Cura tent. Kid-friendly activities and parent information provided.

TRACKTOWN USA KIDS CLUB

(Saturday only)

Stop by the Kids Club tent located on the SE concourse at Hayward Field to learn about the free membership available to kids 8th grade and under. If you're already a member, make sure to stop by with your passport and membership card to receive an exclusive event stamp.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES!

Capture a photo with either the 26.2 or 13.1 overlooking the final straightaway at Hayward Field (under the jumbotron). Take a trackside photo before you exit the track post-race. Volunteers will be on hand in the approved area to take your photo. Look for signs. Participants also receive FREE race photos available for download from their individual results page.

MERCHANDISE (Sunday

only)

Stop by the finish festival and browse the latest merchandise from TrackTown USA, Oregon Track Club and Eugene Marathon, including custom Nike Eugene Marathon finisher’s gear: including a jacket, beanie and socks.

2026 FINISHER GEAR

Available at the Finish Festival Merch Tent on the south end of the concourse, Sunday, April 26!

Start - Agate St & 17th

Finish - Hayward Field

Mile Markers

Mile Markers - Half 11, 12, 13

Marathon Course

Half Marathon Course

Point of Interest

POINTS OF INTEREST PEACEHEALTH RIDES

HAYWARD FIELD

Watch runners start on Agate Street - just outside the stadium, then go inside to watch them finish on the track and experience one of the most iconic stadiums in track & field. No tickets required.

MAIN STREET - SPRINGFIELD

Enjoy hot coffee and homemade pastries from a number of local cafes and don’t forget to snap a photo in front of one of "The Simpsons” murals.

SOUTH AMAZON

Cheer on runners twice, as they pass by this location at miles 3 and 7. Enjoy a delicious breakfast at a nearby bakery.

Eugene's bike-share system, PeaceHealth Rides, o ers a healthy, convenient, and fun way to explore during marathon weekend!

Just click here to download the PeaceHealth Rides app, sign-up, and use the "scan to unlock" feature to unlock a bike at any bike hub near you. For more information, visit PeaceHealthRides.com

RUNNING THROUGH YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD

NEIGHBORHOOD IMPACTS

• South University neighborhood will be impacted from 6:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. with closures including Agate, 24th, Harris, 19th, 20th, 23rd, University and Hilyard.

• Fairmount neighborhood will be impacted from 6:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. with closures on Agate.

• Amazon neighborhood will be impacted from 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. with closures including Hilyard and partial closures on Amazon Pkwy.

• Southeast neighborhood will be impacted from 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. with partial closures on East and West Amazon.

• Friendly Area neighborhood will be impacted from 6:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. with partial closures on Amazon Pkwy.

• River Road neighborhood will be impacted from 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. with partial closure on Copping.

• Downtown Springfield - impacted from 7:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. with closures including Main St., 8th St., A St., Mill St., and D St.

PRIMARY ROAD CLOSURES

EUGENE

• Franklin Blvd at Agate St - closed 6:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

• Agate St south of 19th - closed 6:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.

• Agate St north of 19th - closed 6:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

• 24th Ave from Agate to Hilyard - closed 6:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.

• Hilyard from 20th to 30th - closed 6:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m .

• Hilyard from 30th-33rd - closed south bound (north bound remains open) 6:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.

• East Amazon - southbound lane closed 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.

• West Amazon - northbound lane closed 6:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.

• Amazon Pkwy - northbound lane closed 6:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

• 19th from Amazon to Agate - closed 6:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

SPRINGFIELD

• Franklin through Glenwood - Single westbound lane closed 7:00–10:30 a.m.

• Main St from Glenwood to 10th - Closed 7:30–10:30 a.m.

• A St from 10th to Mill - Closed 7:30–10:30 a.m.

• Mill from A St to D St - Southbound lane closed 7:30–10:30 a.m.

• D St from Mill to Walnut - Eastbound lane closed 7:30–11:00 a.m.

CELEBRATING THE JOURNEY

2026 Eugene Marathon Medals Commemorate Each Runner's Unique Path To The Finish Line

When each participant in the 2026 Eugene Marathon crosses the finish line at Hayward Field at the University of Oregon on the last weekend in April, that chapter in their running journey will be complete.

Whether it be their very first 5K, a PR-goal marathon, or a comeback half marathon; each training journey looks a little different now and will mean something different on race day.

And when they receive their finisher medal following the Marathon, Half Marathon, Eugene 5K or Kid’s Duck Dash presented by OCCU, a commemoration of that journey will hang around their necks; it will signify the commitment, perseverance and discipline they displayed during their training cycle.

The special design element of the 2026 medal is a subtle rolling wave to represent the Willamette River. Much like the river, each participant has a unique journey with winding paths both calm and consistent, at times tumultuous, and at times breathtaking. All marathon and half marathon runners cross the river twice, and the marathon course runs alongside the river for over half of the race. On the back of the marathon and half marathon medals is a detailed city map with the course following a raised outline above the city and the Willamette River.

The 2026 Eugene Marathon logo appears on the front of the medal as a nod to the individual runner’s accomplishment in completing the race; and a subtle Eugene Marathon footprint shines in the background, depicting those who have run in this place throughout history, and that each 2026 finisher has just Run in The Footsteps of Legends.

CELEBRATING THE JOURNEY

The remaining 2026 finisher medals — including the Eugene 5K and Kid’s Duck Dash presented by OCCU and the Krusteaz DoubleStack Challenge — keep with the same theme of focusing on the journey and the impact that running has on each person who finishes a race at the 2026 Eugene Marathon.

RUNNING FOR A REASON

Eugene Marathon’s Charity Program Doubles in Size and Fundraising Dollars

When the 2026 Eugene Marathon, Half Marathon and Eugene 5K presented by OCCU sold out in mid-January, there was only one way for participants to get into those races — by joining a charity team through the event’s charity program: Run for a Reason presented by Ronald McDonald House.

Immediately following the sell-out, all 20 charity teams had a sudden influx of runners and over the next few months, 1,000+ new runners signed up for a charity bib in exchange for their commitment to fundraise. Now, with two more weeks to go until race weekend, the teams have already raised over $535,000 with three more weeks to fundraise.

That is exponential growth since 2022, when the Eugene Marathon returned to Hayward Field at the University of Oregon after a threeyear hiatus and the Run for a Reason program returned as well: with 10 teams, 115 runners and a fundraising total of $75,000.

The program saw growth in both 2023 and 2024, raising over $175,000 in 2023 and $233,000 in 2024. Then, in 2025, the event sold out in March and a significant jump was made to 23 teams, 497 runners, and over $284,000 fundraised.

Enter 2026; following the January sell-out, runners from all over the US started learning about the charities and joining a team to get their bib. Combined with the runners who had already committed to a team prior to the January sell-out, a total of 1477 participants are signed up to Run for a Reason on the following teams: A Family for Every Child, Boys & Girls Club of Emerald Valley, CASA Lane County, Children’s Cancer Research, Circle of Friends, Community Supported Shelters, Fanconi Research, Functional Foundations, Girls on the Run Greater Oregon, Jhpiego, Kid’s First, Parkinson’s Foundation, Portland Rugby, Relief Nursery, Ronald McDonald House, Rose Women’s Choir, Sponsors Inc., Susan G Komen, and Two Daughters Foundation.

“The early sell out made a huge impact this year,” said Jess Ubel, Development Director at Heartfelt House, Ronald McDonald House Oregon. “And I would say the success of this year’s program for us, has been a combination of the sell out and that our team has such a dedicated group of returning runners along with supporting business partners.”

RUNNING FOR A REASON

Ubel’s team and fundraising numbers have also seen huge growth over the last five years, from $50,000 in 2022 to over $150,000 in 2024 and now with 325 members, she’s hoping her team will get close to $200K in 2026.

Boys & Girls Club of Emerald Valley has also seen huge growth since it joined the Run for a Reason program in 2023.

“When we first started we were seeing 30-50 runners sign up each year and raising about $15,000,” Boys & Girls Club of Emerald Valley Executive Director Shelley Ivey said. “This year has been very different for us. In January, when the marathon sold out, we had tons of interest and we now have over 170 runners who have already raised over $71,000, which will go toward summer camp scholarships.”

“It’s been really tremendous to see the national reach that the marathon has as a destination event,” Ivey continued. “We have runners from all over the US and many of them joined our team because they have connections to a Boys & Girls Club in their own area, so they were really excited to support our team.”

At Ronald McDonald House, we provide essential services that remove barriers, strengthen families, and promote healing when children need healthcare. Click here to get involved locally today! This year, 320+ runners, 25 businesses, and more than 1,000 donors came together to ensure families have a place to stay strong at one of our four Ronald McDonald Houses in Oregon.

SHOW YOUR BIB or VOLUNTEER SHIRT

Show your race bib or your volunteer t-shirt at the following businesses on race weekend (April 24-26, unless otherwise noted) .

FOOD & BEVERAGE

• Barn Light - Margaritas specials for $7

• The Bier Stein - Raffle for gift baskets

• Cafe Yumm (Oakway and 5th St. locations) - 10% off

• Cornucopia (5th St. Location) - 10% off

• Eugene Burger Company - 10% off

• Falling Sky - Happy Hour prices

• Handel’s - 20% Off Purchase

• High Street Tonics - Free drink off the elixir menu

• Hop Valley Brewing - Show your medal for a free post-race beer

• J. Scott Cellars - 50% off the first glass of wine

• Johnny Ocean’s Grille - Free fries or soda / Show your medal for a free beer

• Off the Waffle - Free coffee with purchase of any waffle

• The Old Spaghetti Factory - Free Garlic Bread with the purchase of an entrée (Valid 4/24–4/27)

• Runner’s Cafe - Buy one get one half off

• Salt and Straw - Complimentary scoop of ice cream (4/25–4/26 only)

• Sunriver Brewing Co - 10% off one meal

• Sweet Cheeks Winery - One Complimentary tasting flight (21+)

• Sweet Waters - 25% off, excluding alcohol

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Click here for more information and links to all businesses

SHOW YOUR BIB or VOLUNTEER SHIRT

FITNESS & HEALTH

• Amplify Wellness - 10% off packages

• Barre3 - Free class for race participants (Valid 4/24–5/1)

• Eugene Yoga - Free class for any participant (Valid 4/24–5/3)

• Vita Health LLC - Access to IV therapy services

• Warrior Group Fitness Studio - 20% off a 10 pack of classes

RETAIL

• Eugene Running Company - 15% off / enter for a chance to win a pair of Nikes and other prizes

• Gilt+Gossamer Boutique - 10% Off Purchase

• Lululemon - Pre-race goody bag with purchase (4/24–4/25); in-store hydration station (4/26), while supplies last

• Made in Oregon - 10% Off

• Marley’s Monsters - 15% Off

• MECCA - 10% Off

• NIKE - 20% Off (Valid 4/26–5/2)

• PassionFlower Design - 20% off one item (or the highest priced item)

• Pendleton - 20% Off

• Pico’s - 20% Off

• REI - Raffle for prizes. Gifts will be shipped if needed.

• Title Nine - 10% Off

• Will Leather Goods - 10% off plus a custom embossed keychain with participant initials

Click here for more information and links to all businesses