Each year, thousands of athletes, their family and friends, converge on majestic Oregon to take part in the Pacific Crest Endurance Sports Festival. Pacific Crest is known as the jewel of multisport events in the Northwest and it has become a traditional destination race for athletes from across the nation, …
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Each year, thousands of athletes, their family and friends, converge on majestic Oregon to take part in the Pacific Crest Endurance Sports Festival. Pacific Crest is known as the jewel of multisport events in the Northwest and it has become a traditional destination race for athletes from across the nation, as well as from across the globe. It is the perfect family vacation destination. You don’t have to take our word for it — join us for this spectacular event and see for yourself.
Pacific Crest Endurance Sports Festival events begin Friday morning, with the competition and fun continuing into Sunday afternoon. The full, fun weekend includes Tour de Crest Bike Tours, 72.3 BEASTMAN, Olympic & Ultra-Sprint Triathlons, Duathlons & AquaBike, Marathon, Half-Marathon, 10k, 5k, 28K & 50K Trail Run and three kids events – truly something for everyone! We will host a FREE SUNSET CONCERT on Friday and Saturday night open to the community. We will Rock the Village and keep the celebration going all weekend.
Join thousands of athletes who have enjoyed the Pacific Crest experience and take this opportunity for fun, camaraderie, and most of all – some of the best competitive racing you will find in the country. It’s an ideal, active, family vacation in beautiful, scenic Oregon.
The event and accommodations often SELL OUT so it is advised you register and make your travel plans as soon as possible. There is only enough room for 1,000 bikes in the multi-sport events. You don’t want to miss out on this spectacular event!
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Fun time in Bend
Really enjoyed this race. This was my first time in Bend and the course was a pretty cool course to run. Lots of uphill towards mile 6 but made for … MORE
Really enjoyed this race. This was my first time in Bend and the course was a pretty cool course to run. Lots of uphill towards mile 6 but made for a great downhill back to the finish. It was apparent that the running races of the overall festival were not the focus as there were only about 200 or so people who ran the 5k, 10k and Half combined. This was likely due to post-COVID concerns about large events.
Would have enjoyed a larger focus on the running aspects but was glad to run the race.
A Fine Race
There were no aid stations since the run was virtual. The unique aspect was the course itself. To improve the race it could have more options. It is a recommended … MORE
There were no aid stations since the run was virtual. The unique aspect was the course itself. To improve the race it could have more options. It is a recommended race.
Wonderful Racecation
My wife and I both participated in different races for this event weekend. I was really pleased with how the event was run and enjoyed the general location as a … MORE
My wife and I both participated in different races for this event weekend. I was really pleased with how the event was run and enjoyed the general location as a whole. We stayed at an airbnb nearby and had time to explore the area before, during, and after our races. It’s a wonderful destination for a race if you like the outdoors. The event venue/expo area is pretty decent. The food & drink after the race was greatly appreciated as well. Despite the challenges of having to set up two exchange zones I did enjoy that the long course was a point to point race. It made the bike that much more awesome that you don’t have an out and back along a great stretch of road with great views (if you can pay attention to all those while racing). I plan on doing this event again next year.