Raging River Relay
When is Raging River Relay?
Raging River Relay takes place on Sunday, September 13, 2026 in Spokane, WA.
What distances does Raging River Relay offer?
Raging River Relay offers 1 event: Raging River Relay.
| Event | Distance | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raging River Relay | 40.0 mi | $75.00 | Register |
How much does Raging River Relay cost?
Registration for Raging River Relay starts at $75.00.
Where is Raging River Relay held?
Raging River Relay is held in Spokane, WA at 11226 W Charles Rd.
About Raging River Relay
Raging River Relay is a one-day, women-only relay race covering 40 miles along Spokane’s scenic Centennial Trail. Teams of 5 take turns running legs through riverside forests, rolling hills, and the heart of Spokane’s beauty.
Why join?
- The ultimate girls’ day out—nothing but empowerment, laughs, and miles with your strongest friends
- Inclusive for every pace: walk, jog, run, PR—you do you
- Gorgeous, well-marked trail and volunteers at every exchange
- Limited to 10 teams—intimate, fun, and unforgettable
- Date: Saturday, September 20, 2025
- Location: Centennial Trail, Spokane, WA (Start near Riverside State Park)
- Teams: 5 women per team. Sign up solo? We'll match you with a team.
- Registration: Opens August 15. Will sell out fast!
Join us, celebrate strength, and create memories along the beautiful Spokane River.
Volunteers
Interested in volunteering for our relay event? Contact the Race Director to join our volunteer list.
Please note, each team needs to provide two volunteers for the event. If you’re unable to provide a volunteer, you have the option to hire one for $100.
Volunteer Role Description
We couldn’t make this race happen without our amazing volunteers!
For the Raging River Relay, we’re looking for volunteers who can:
- Be reliable & punctual – arrive at your assigned location on time and ready to help.
- Be encouraging & friendly – cheer on runners, answer basic questions, and help create a positive, welcoming atmosphere.
- Support runner safety – direct participants at turns or intersections, keep an eye out for hazards, and communicate with the race director if issues arise.
- Stay for the full shift – shifts are typically 2–4 hours depending on the exchange location.
- Follow instructions – help with tasks like handing out slap bracelets, marking off completed legs, refilling water stations, or monitoring the course.
What you’ll get:
- The chance to be part of an all-women’s, high-energy, fun-filled event.
- A front-row seat to the action and a key role in making race day a success.
- Our endless appreciation