
From the Organizer
The Snoqualmie Valley Trail meanders through one of the area’s most beautiful agricultural areas, the Snoqualmie Valley Half showcases this natural gem. This race is flat and fast and the surface is smooth and non-technical and showcases old-growth forest and farmland. You’ll have a spectacular and fast finish in the shadow of the historic big red barn at King County’s Tolt MacDonald Park! The course is USATF certified!
Race Website: https://www.orcarunning.com/snoqualmie-valley-half/
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Events
Weather
It's too far out for a forecast, so here's what weather on this date is normally like in the area. A race day forecast will replace this as race week approaches.
Typical High
70°
Typical Low
51°
Chance of Rain
40%
Based on US Climate Normals data from Snoqualmie Falls, 8 mi from the venue.
Host City
Population
2,476
as of 2023
Elevation
87 ft
Nearest Airport
SEA
Seattle–Tacoma International Airport · 23 mi
Time Zone
Pacific Time
From Endurance Grid
A small town race. Lodging near the start could be limited, so book early.
Race Location
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Snoqualmie Valley Half
Jun 20, 2026