Foot Traffic Flat 2027

A fan favorite in the NW and across the country with flat & scenic country courses, Alden's Organic ice cream, beautiful medals & shirts! RACE WEBSITE WITH COMPLETE RACE DETAILS HERE! RACE DETAILS: • The only race on scenic Sauvie Island, just north of Portland. • Amazing course, flat and fast, pefect for beginners or those looking to PR. • Beautiful, fun medals. • Super cute shirts and commemorative bibs! • Chip timing and Boston-qualifying, certified courses for the half marathon and full marathon. • Flat and Fast! • Alden's Organic Ice Cream treats at the finish line! • Perfect setting at the historic Pumpkin Patch farm on the island. • A huge fundraiser for the Sauvie Island Volunteer Fire Dept. About the Event: Join us for our 24th year out on the island! The Foot Traffic Flat has been a nationally recognized, preeminent Fourth of July tradition here in the Northwest. Flat, certified courses, gorgeous scenery, and a fantastic start and finish venue at the famous Pumpkin Patch on Sauvie Island! Situated just 15 minutes north of downtown Portland, Sauvie Island is an outdoor wonderland with small family farms, tons of wildlife, and views of the river. All participants receive gorgeous medals and a certified & chip-timed courses. The races start early to avoid the heat and temperatures hover in the low 60's at the start to mid 70's by the finish (even if there is a daytime high expected to be in the 90's!). The “Flat,” as we affectionately call it, is about the flattest half and full marathon on the West Coast. It is the perfect place to complete your first ever full or half or to set a new PR and hit a qualifying mark. In fact, the race continually ranks in the top 10 or 20 marathons in the country for percentage of Boston Qualifiers! www.foottraffic.us/flat For more information on Sauvie Island, check out their informative website. In addition to the many physical benefits of running & walking, we feel that one should always pursue the benefits of academic and research-based stimulation! Click here to expand your geographical horizons! www.sauvieisland.org