
Snoqualmie Valley Harvest Run is a running race on October 25, 2026 in Snoqualmie, WA, with entry fees from $5 to $42.
Celebrate fall in the Snoqualmie Valley! 🍂
Join us Sunday, October 25 at Centennial Fields Park for the Snoqualmie Valley Harvest Run, a family-friendly fall event featuring a 5K, 10K, and Kids Dash with beautiful views of Mt. Si and the surrounding Snoqualmie Valley.
Whether you're racing, walking with family and friends, or bringing the kids out for some fall fun, there's something for everyone.
Event Highlights:
🍂 Scenic 5K & 10K courses with views of Mt. Si
🍬 Kids Dash with trick-or-treat stops along the course
🎃 Harvest Costume Contest for kids, adults, and families
🏅 Finisher medals
🏆 5K & 10K overall and age-group awards
❤️ Proudly supporting our nonprofit partner, the Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank
🥫 FILL THE VAN! The Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank truck will be onsite on race morning, and we’d love your help filling it!
Bring your nonperishable food donations with you and drop them off directly at the truck when you arrive. Whether it’s a few items from your pantry or donations collected from friends, family, coworkers, or your neighborhood, every contribution helps.
Run. Celebrate. Give Back. 🍂
Live forecast from the U.S. National Weather Service.
Race day
Sunday, 10/25
High
61°
Low
37°
Conditions
Slight chance light rain
Chance of Rain
20%
Wind
2 mph
City Elevation
411 ft
Nearest Airport
SEA
Seattle–Tacoma International Airport · 23 mi
Time Zone
Pacific Time
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Snoqualmie Valley Harvest Run
Oct 25, 2026