About Palouse Road Runners
Palouse Road (and Trail) Runners is the backyard marriage of the Palouse Runners, started in 1973 to organize the “First Annual Crazy Days Run” between Pullman and Moscow, and the Moscow Road Runners, a community running group overseen by Archie George in the early 1980s. In 1991, at the Depot in Pullman, the groups combined to form the Palouse Road Runners of today. In honor of our beginnings, we strive to serve both Moscow and Pullman communities.
The Palouse Road Runners serves the community by:
promoting healthy running and exercise;
conducting competitive well-organized races;
encouraging workouts on trails of (un)known distances;
assisting many other community organizations who want to sponsor fun-run events;
elevating running to the esteemed status it so richly deserves in the Moscow/Pullman communities!
Membership
Membership is renewed each year for $15 per individual or $20 for a family membership. Membership fees are subsidized, since the cost of our membership-based RRCA insurance far exceeds the income from dues. Sign up or renew you membership through our Wild Apricot members database.
Races
PRR’s three main race events are the Snake River Half Marathon in March, Moscow Mountain Madness on the first Sunday of October, and the Fall Flash 10K in early November. In summer, we host a Trail 101 clinic and 10k Race Series. In December and January, we offer self-supported freeze-your-pants-off opportunities to run a 50k (or shorter distance) on the streets of Pullman.
Previous events include the Master’s Run, Albion Run, Palouse 100k, and the Women’s Run.
Volunteers
Contact us at palouseroadrunners@gmail.com to sign up to help with any of our races! We always need enthusiastic volunteers to help with water stops, start and finish setup, timing, and registration.