Stare down the challenge of the Bear Run 4 miler. This race begins at the Pleasant Valley Fire Hall but takes a different course than it's Twilight Series cousin. This 4 miler takes place on Super Bowl Sunday to get you in the right frame of mind for your pizza eating and football watching!

Held at Howard Community College, all MD RRCA clubs come together for a 10 mile race. This race is FREE for all club members with the appropriate coupon code. Register early and learn more information at the link below. Any questions, reach out to wrrc.web@gmail.com.

If you've never done this race before, you're guaranteed a Pi-Mile PR. Complete 12.5+ laps on the McDaniel track to celebrate Pi-Day a little early!

A WRRC favorite and a race for the whole family. Complete the Main Street Mile in downtown Westminster and then grab an ice cream sandwich afterwards. What's better than ice cream and running?!

Join us for another year of the Burk-Case 5K at Wakefield Valley!

This is the first race of the Twilight Series. The races will grow in distance throughout the series but it starts with a 2 mile on the track. Make sure to complete the requirements for the premium in the series.

Race #2 of the Twilight Series is another WRRC favorite. This slightly-shorter-than 3 miler takes a scenic route through the Hashawha trails. We were not able to flatten out the hills this year but still promise a shady run through the woods!

The third race of the Twilight Series is run on the neighborhood roads near Century HS. This is the 2nd of WRRC's 5Ks available throughout the year. At this point, you're halfway through the Twilight Series!

Race #4 of the Twilight Series is run on the country roads of Union Bridge. Starting at FSK, you'll traverse the rolling hills in this out and back course. If you stick around to the evening, you'll usually have a chance to see a beautiful sunset over the countryside.

This WRRC race is part of the Women's Distance Festival.

The 5th race of the Twilight Series takes us back to Pleasant Valley Fire Hall but in a different direction from Bear Run in February. This course will challenge with some hills but completing the entire Twilight Series is in sight!

The final race of the Twilight Series is the longest and has the toughest hill. Enjoy the downhill on the way out and remember, what goes down must come back up! After completing all Twilight Series races, you should be ready for any Fall goals that you have in the coming months.

The 1st race of the Marathon Series. This race is net-downhill and starts the journey of completing 26.2 miles over 4 races. The distances will continue to increase as the temperatures continue to decrease.

The 2nd race of the Marathon Series lends itself to a variety of weather. Expect cooler or even frosty temperatures as you complete the 10K course. This course is very similar to the course used during the Bachman Valley Half Marathon.

Same below website for more information as it becomes available.

The 3rd race of the Marathon Series starts differently from the Runnymede 8K but finishes with that same hill. During this race, you'll be headed towards the back half of the marathon and preparing yourself for the final stretch.

The final race of the Marathon Series (and the year) includes rolling hills throughout with a final uphill at Mile 25 of the Marathon. You'll exclaim "What the Hill!" as you finish the last uphill but enjoy the final downhill in Mile 26 as you sprint to the finish!