When is bloomsday in spokane

There are serious competitors who run the race for cash prizes, but most of the growth has come from hobbyists, who run the race just for the challenge of it. While the nationwide fad settled, Bloomsday took root. Race t-shirts are a staple of Spokane fashion, as well. A new shirt is designed each year, and finishers collect their shirts just past the finish line.

A collection of historic Bloomsday tees is a point of pride for locals. The shirts were awesome and the volunteers were so incredibly helpful every step along the way. There was adequate water supply and the energy was amazing. Definitely a new tradition for us!! I loved this race! I did Bloomsday 13 years ago and decided to do it this year with my daughter. I had forgotten what a pretty course it is! There … MORE. There were plenty of aid stations along the way and lots of people from the community cheering everyone on.

The shuttles to and from the race were great. The after party had a lot of food and treats available, although I wish there had been a little more variety 3 different pizza places but very few of anything else. All in all, it was a great experience for my daughter and I are we plan to do it every year from now on! This race is well organized and scenic. Before you know it, you're at the three mile mark. Things go down after doomsday hill It's one of my … MORE.

Things go down after doomsday hill…are we there yet? This is a large race, but it is well organized. Spokane knows how to put on a race! The scenery is fantastic Lots of local … MORE. The scenery is fantastic… great views of the river. Lots of local support. I love all the local bands that perform along the race route.

The race has a few hills, the worst is the infamous Doomsday hill! The packet pick up at the expo is fun… I always find something I want to buy. My only complaint: if you are running for time, make sure to get into one of the early groups or else you will be dodging walkers. This is one of those races that everyone should do at some point in their lives! It is a remarkable community event that involves enthusiastic runners, walkers, spectators, and volunteers … MORE.

It is a remarkable community event that involves enthusiastic runners, walkers, spectators, and volunteers of all abilities. Skip to content Search for:. MORE This race is always a top-notch production.

Please login to reply to this review. Go to a thrift store or go through your un wanted warm cloths and get a cheap sweat shirt and pants to stay warm before the race and then throw … MORE Go to a thrift store or go through your un wanted warm cloths and get a cheap sweat shirt and pants to stay warm before the race and then throw them up in the trees when the race starts. Bring small change for popsicles, some free … MORE Lots of water stations, brought water bottle and filled along way.

MORE Bloomsday had signs but both the run and walk were on the right side. The run has some hills and doomsday isn't as … MORE This is a great course for seasoned atheltes as well as people that want to just walk and enjoy the atmosphere. If you are a walker only ask for a … MORE Practice hills before the race if you want to run the complete course.

Exercise being limited and wanting to continue dieting, I felt there were lots of obstacles in … MORE I had wanted to prepare better but hurt my ribs skiing on March 18th. It is a remarkable community event that involves enthusiastic runners, walkers, spectators, and volunteers … MORE This is one of those races that everyone should do at some point in their lives!

Races Lilac Bloomsday Run. Review this Race. Add to my Races. Over 50, participants run, walk, or jog the 12K course every year but, with the virtual option for the race, this number is expected to climb. Truly a race for everyone, runners of every level, walkers, wheelchairs, kids, and stroller pushers are all welcome. The seven-and-a-half-mile route takes participants through a course beginning and ending in downtown Spokane near Riverfront Park.

Much of the course offers views of the Spokane River with the finish line at the north end of the Monroe Street Bridge where the scenic Spokane Falls serves as a backdrop. Every single participant gets a race time, no matter how fast or slow they cross the finish time. Junior Bloomsday.