When is Sea to Sound?

Sea to Sound takes place on Jul 1, 2026. That's in 3 months.

Where is Sea to Sound located?

Sea to Sound is held in Port Angeles, Washington, United States.

What distances are available at Sea to Sound?

Sea to Sound offers the following distances: 74M, 27M, 21M, 20M.

How do I register for Sea to Sound?

You can register for Sea to Sound through the official registration page.

What is the typical weather for Sea to Sound?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 50°F and 66°F on race day. There's approximately a -9999% chance of precipitation.

Sea to Sound (20M-74M) - Jul 1, 2026 | Port Angeles, WA

Embark on an extraordinary journey through the breathtaking Pacific Northwest with the Sea to Sound, a unique multi-modal event commencing around July 1, 2026, in scenic Port Angeles, Washington. This inspiring three-day experience invites runners, cyclists, and wheelchair users to traverse 74 miles of the magnificent Olympic Discovery Trail, offering daily distances of 20M, 27M, and 21M. More than just a race, Sea to Sound is a powerful fundraiser for Ian's Ride, a non-profit dedicated to promoting outdoor accessibility for all abilities.

Runners will discover a diverse and engaging course. Day one, covering 20 miles, begins on the west side of Lake Crescent at the Camp Creek Trailhead, leading participants through stunning, smooth, and remote sections with towering trees and picturesque views of Lake Crescent. The 27-mile second day kicks off near the Elwha River suspension bridge, crossing the revitalized Elwha River, and features an almost entirely paved route with some rolling hills. The final 21-mile segment starts from Carrie Blake Park in Sequim, guiding participants towards the grand finish. The Olympic Discovery Trail itself is renowned for its beauty, forming a vital part of the expansive Great American Rail-Trail.

Sea to Sound is celebrated for its incredibly supportive and inclusive atmosphere. Aid stations are strategically placed approximately every five miles, offering snacks, lunch, drinks, and robust support along the entire route. Participants consistently praise the "supportive community aspect," the "amazing volunteers and support crew," and the "beautiful scenery" that defines this event. Typical race day conditions in July offer ideal running weather, with comfortable highs around 66F and lows around 50F. Whether tackling a single day or the full 74-mile adventure, the Sea to Sound promises an unforgettable experience filled with natural beauty, camaraderie, and a shared passion for the outdoors.