Raging River Relay

Raging River Relay 2026
50 women. 10 teams. 50 miles. One unforgettable day.

Raging River Relay is a one-day, women-only relay built around adventure, teamwork, and community.

Teams of up to five women will take on approximately 50 miles along the Centennial Trail, with each runner completing multiple legs while teammates leapfrog from exchange to exchange, cheering each other on along the way.

This is more than a relay. It's a full day spent doing something hard with women who make it a whole lot more fun.

Every pace belongs here. Every mile is shared. And no one does it alone.

Registration Includes
Official Raging River Relay race shirt
Custom finisher medal
Complimentary pre-race Yin Yoga session sponsored by BeYOUtiful Hot Yoga
Post-race patio celebration at Emrys Beer & Mead Works
Awards ceremony
Staffed exchange zones
One pretty unforgettable girls' day
2026 Event Details
Date: Sunday, September 13, 2026

Course: Centennial Trail
Liberty Lake, Washington

Distance: Approximately 50 miles

Team Size: Up to 5 women

Field: 10 teams | 50 women

2026 IS OFFICIALLY SOLD OUT
For the first time in three years, Raging River Relay has officially sold out.

10 teams. 50 women. Our biggest Raging River yet.

Registered runners can find the new 2026 course, individual relay legs, volunteer information, and race-day updates in the race guide.

After 50 miles of running, cheering, driving, laughing, and showing up for one another, we'll all come together on the patio at Emrys to celebrate what we accomplished.

Hard things are better together. 💜

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