When is Milwaukie Mile?

Milwaukie Mile takes place on Jul 11, 2026. That's in 2 months.

Where is Milwaukie Mile located?

Milwaukie Mile is held in Milwaukie, Oregon, United States.

What distances are available at Milwaukie Mile?

Milwaukie Mile offers the following distances: 1M.

What is the typical weather for Milwaukie Mile?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 57°F and 82°F on race day. There's approximately a 3% chance of precipitation.

Milwaukie Mile (1M) - Jul 11, 2026 | Milwaukie, OR

Gear up for a fast and fun challenge at the Milwaukie Mile, returning on Saturday, July 11, 2026, in the vibrant community of Milwaukie, OR. This premier one-mile road race offers a unique opportunity for runners of all abilities to chase a personal best on a course designed for speed. The journey begins at the Park Avenue Max Station and unfolds with a gentle downhill grade along the scenic Trolley Trail, culminating in a picturesque finish at Milwaukie Bay Park. Typical race day conditions in early July bring pleasant highs around 82F and lows around 57F, with only a 3% chance of precipitation, creating ideal weather for an exhilarating sprint.

More than just a race, the Milwaukie Mile is a celebration of community and a chance to support local talent, with a portion of the proceeds benefiting the Milwaukie High School Cross Country team. This event welcomes everyone, from competitive runners aiming for a podium spot—with awards for non-binary, open men's, open women's, and youth divisions (under 18 girls and boys)—to walkers and families pushing strollers. All registered participants receive a stylish Milwaukie Mile T-shirt to commemorate their achievement.

What truly sets the Milwaukie Mile apart is its commitment to providing a safe, accessible, and enjoyable experience. The gently downhill course along the Trolley Trail is known for being fast, making it the perfect setting to test your pace and set a new record. Runners are encouraged to utilize convenient public transportation to the start line, adding to the stress-free and community-focused atmosphere of this must-do Pacific Northwest event.