Lace up your shoes for the scenic Railroad Bridge Park Run, a captivating 10K race set for Saturday, April 25, 2026, in beautiful Sequim, WA. This popular event, a highlight of the Run the Peninsula Road Race Series, invites runners to experience the stunning natural beauty of the Olympic Peninsula. The course is an engaging out-and-back route along the renowned Olympic Discovery Trail, offering participants picturesque landscapes and riverfront access to a wild stretch of the Dungeness River. Expect a relatively flat journey with a maximum elevation of around 73.51 meters and an elevation gain of 54.6 meters, making it ideal for those chasing a personal best or simply enjoying a refreshing run amidst nature.

Starting and finishing at the historic Railroad Bridge Park, runners will traverse the iconic Railroad Bridge, which was originally built in 1915 and repurposed into a park and part of the Olympic Discovery Trail in 1985. This unique aspect of the course provides breathtaking views of the Dungeness River, where you might even spot salmon, and the surrounding 75 wooded acres, a recognized "Important Bird Area" by the National Audubon Society, promising excellent birdwatching opportunities as you stride. Aid stations are strategically placed at the 5K and 10K turnarounds, ensuring runners stay hydrated and energized throughout the race.

The Railroad Bridge Park Run is celebrated for its welcoming atmosphere and typically enjoys favorable weather conditions, with historical data for late April showing highs around 57F and lows around 39F, coupled with a low 3% chance of precipitation. This creates an ideal environment for a memorable race day, drawing between 500 and 1000 participants annually. Whether you're a seasoned runner seeking a fast course or looking for a community-focused event with stunning scenery, the Railroad Bridge Park Run offers an unforgettable experience on the Olympic Discovery Trail.