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Evergreen Trail Runs
Jun 27, 2026
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Deception Pass awaits!
Overview
Few courses capture the essence of the Pacific Northwest quite like the Fidalgo Trail Run. Hosted in Washington’s most visited park, Deception Pass State Park, this race is a stunning mix of shoreline cliffs, deep forest, and sweeping water views. You will run past Rosario Head, circle Pass Lake, and cross the legendary Deception Pass Bridge with the sea roaring 180 feet below your feet.
This race is designed for adventure seekers of every distance. Whether you are flying through 5 miles of loops, taking on the scenic half marathon, or doubling down for the full marathon, the course is a celebration of nature, grit, and community. Start and finish at Bowman Bay where sandy beaches and picnic spots make it a perfect day for runners, families, and friends.
UTMB Index: falseTrail Sisters ApprovedKid FriendlyCuplessVegan Friendly
300 participant limit
Course
Elevation Gain1,300 ft, 3,300 ft, 6,600 ft
Elevation Loss1,300 ft, 3,300 ft, 6,600 ft
Max Altitude800 ft
Cutoff Time3:30PM
The Fidalgo Trail Run blends looping shoreline trails with challenging climbs and unforgettable views. All runners begin with a tour of Rosario Head before hitting lollipop-style routes around Lighthouse and Lottie Points. From there, the course expands: 5M runners circle back toward Bowman Bay, while half marathon and marathon runners dive deeper into the forest around Pass Lake, cross the Deception Pass Bridge, and climb Goose Rock before a sandy out-and-back to West Beach. Marathon runners take on this breathtaking loop twice, doubling both the views and the effort. Expect everything from smooth dirt paths to rocky shorelines, forest tunnels, and cliffside overlooks.
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Start Time
Kid’s Run, start at 10:00AM
Aid Stations
Runners will find aid stations stocked with hydration, fuel, and enthusiastic volunteers ready to help. Marathoners will see more stations along their double loop while all runners are greeted with food and treats at the finish line. Aid station locations are 1.75 miles for the 5M, 1.7 and 6.8 miles for the Half, and 1.7, 6.8, 13.1, 14.8, and 19.8 miles for the Full. Drop bags can be left at the start and will be waiting at the finish.
Logistics
Schedule
Race weekend kicks off at Bowman Bay with bib pickup starting early Saturday morning. Expect a pre-race briefing before each wave, a day of running across iconic landscapes, and a community atmosphere at the finish line with food and music.
Bib Pickup
Packet pick-up will open at 6:00AM at the large Evergreen Trails tent in the Bowman Bay parking area. Pickup will remain open until the 5M starts at 12:00PM.
Drop Bags
Drop bags can be left at the start line tent in Bowman Bay. Bags
Crew & Pacers
Crew and visitors are welcome and encouraged to cheer runners on. All must follow state park rules and remain in designated areas. Bowman Bay provides a scenic beach and picnic area to relax while runners are on the course.
Volunteers
Swag & Medals
Every finisher receives handmade, solar-powered wooden finisher swag crafted in Anacortes, Washington. Runners may also choose the Trees not Tees program to plant a tree instead of receiving a race shirt.
Getting There
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is the nearest major airport, approximately 2 hours south of Anacortes. Bellingham International Airport is a smaller regional option, about 1 hour north.
Driving Directions
Race start is at 4402 Bowman Bay Rd, Anacortes, WA 98221.
Passes & Permits
Discover Pass required for parking.
Parking
Parking is limited at Bowman Bay. Half Marathon participants must park off-site at 3720 H Ave, Anacortes, WA 98221, and take the shuttle to the race. Carpooling is strongly encouraged.
Lodging
Lodging is available in Anacortes, Oak Harbor, and La Conner, all within a short drive of Deception Pass State Park.
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Requirements
The Fidalgo Trail Run welcomes runners of all levels but participants should be prepared for steep climbs, technical trails, and bridge crossings. Trail etiquette is required as Deception Pass State Park is open to the public during the event.
Mandatory Gear
Runners are strongly encouraged to carry a hydration system and any personal nutrition they may need between aid stations.
Policies
Race Policies
Kid & Youth Policy
The Woodland Speeders Kid’s Race is offered for free and runs 0.6 miles along Bowman Bay on an easy, flat trail. Parents are welcome to run alongside their children. Youth under 24 years of age receive a 20% discount on registration fees.
Charity & Beneficiary
Evergreen Trail Runs partners with the Washington Trails Association, supporting stewardship and protection of Pacific Northwest public lands.
Land Acknowledgement
The Fidalgo Trail Run takes place on lands historically inhabited by the Tulalip, Skagit, and Coast Salish peoples. We honor their enduring connection to this land and acknowledge the care and stewardship they have provided for generations.
About Evergreen Trail Runs
Evergreen Trail Runs is a Pacific Northwest-based trail racing organization dedicated to creating inclusive, community-oriented events across Western Washington. Founded in 2010 by Roger Michel and Yumay Chang, Evergreen began with a vision to connect runners with the region’s rich network of trails. Now a part of Orca Running, Evergreen Trail Runs continues to thrive under the leadership of Co-Owners Katie Warren, Porter Bratten, and Ashley Lee.
What sets Evergreen apart is its approachable and friendly atmosphere, along with its deep respect for the natural environment. The crew behind the scenes are mountain lovers and outdoor enthusiasts who bring that passion to every event—from race logistics and course setup to volunteer coordination and marketing. The team is a tight-knit group of runners, adventurers, and professionals who live and breathe the outdoors, including avalanche forecasters, endurance athletes, and social media storytellers.
Evergreen Trail Runs is more than just a race organizer—it’s a movement rooted in stewardship, adventure, and joy on the trails. Runners show up not just to race, but to be part of something bigger: a trail-loving, mountain-moving, environmentally conscious community.
Disclaimer
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