OfficeMax Portland To Coast Walk Relay
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The OfficeMax Portland To Coast Walk Relay is an overnight, long-distance relay race held in the U.S. in the state of Oregon, annually in August. It is one of the longest major relays in North America and the largest in the world in terms of total participation. Taking part in the world’s largest walk relay is an experience unlike any other.
Website: OfficeMax Portland To Coast Walk Relay | Aug 24 – 25, 2012
Events
- Hood To Coast Relay
- Portland To Coast Walk Relay
- PTC High School Challenge Relay
Registration
You can register on the official website of OfficeMax Portland To Coast Walk Relay. Registration fees for the Portland To Coast Walk Relay is $ 888.
Course / Route Map
Scenic 127 mile course, starts in Portland on the Eastside Esplanade at the
Hawthorne Bridge, and finishes on the sand in the city of Seaside.The Portland to Coast Walk Relay follow the last 24 legs (127 miles) of the course which consists of total 36 legs, starting from the Hawthorne Bridge in downtown Portland. Each participant in these relays walk or run at least two legs in rotation .
Results
Results of the past run for all the runners are available at our OfficeMax Portland To Coast Walk Relay Results page.
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Looking to join a 2012 Portland to Coast team. I am a walker and just completed the North Olympic Discovery Half-Marathon with an average pace of 16:22/mile. I am also in training for the 2012 Portland Marathon in October. Very serious about finding a team to join, or even possibly as a sub. if they have such a participant. I can e contacted at (503) 267-7787.
My name is Penney Hoodenpyle. I have walked the Portland to Coast nine times in the past. I am available to walk the race this year if a team needs a member replacement urgent/emergently. Currently I am walking a 17 minute mile. One consideration – “up” hills are slower for me. I am great with “down” the hill. I would prefer to be on a team where the members are doing three legs each. Thank you for thinking of me!