Name: Lake to Bay Relay & Ultramarathon
Start: 2027-06-19
End: 2027-06-19

Vancouver WA provides the perfect blend of [outdoor adventure](https://www.visitvancouverwa.com/things-to-do/outdoor-recreation/ "outdoor recreation"), [urban activities](https://www.visitvancouverwa.com/trip-planning/neighborhoods/downtown/ "Downtown Vancouver WA"), and [accessibility](https://www.visitvancouverwa.com/trip-planning/community-profile/accessible-travel-vancouver/ "Accessible Travel"). Conveniently located between the picturesque Cascade Mountains and the mighty Columbia River, Vancouver is a sports lover's playground.

Whether it’s indoor or outdoor sports, Vancouver WA has the advantage! Your athletes will compete with pride at our amazing natural [venues](https://www.visitvancouverwa.com/sports/venues/ "Sports Venues") and diverse sporting facilities. Vancouver offers boundless options for teams of all sports and sizes, which is why past events run the gauntlet from the NAIA Cross Country National Championships at [Fort Vancouver National Historic Site](https://www.visitvancouverwa.com/things-to-do/historic-sites-and-museums/fort-vancouver/ "Fort Vancouver") and the Lucas Oil National Motocross Series at [Washougal MX Park](https://www.visitvancouverwa.com/listing/washougal-motocross-park/2139/ "Washougal Motocross Park") to the US Rowing Northwest Junior District Championships at [Vancouver Lake](https://www.visitvancouverwa.com/vancouver-lake-park/ "Vancouver Lake").

We also work with local sports leagues to grow their programming, raise awareness for events, and assist with securing venues and hotel rooms. Some of our many sports partners include Columbia Premier, Ridgefield Raptors, HoopSource Basketball and the Vancouver Lake Rowing Club.

Visit Vancouver Washington

Lake to Bay is a single-day, 1-7 person team, 62.2-mile (100k) relay or ultramarathon event venturing through the beautiful cities of Vancouver and Camas, Washington. The event begins at 4:30am in waves 4-10 teams every 20-minutes from Frenchman’s Bar Regional Park. Participants then head through downtown Vancouver, loop clockwise around Vancouver and Camas, finishing along the Old Evergreen Highway, into the newly developed Vancouver Waterfront! The 15 segment course includes 14 check-points and exchanges for the relay teams.   
  
This event passes through city parks, along sidewalks and park trails, through crosswalks, in bike lanes, and on the shoulder of narrow roadways. This event is not a street race - streets are not closed - and all participants are required to abide by pedestrian laws.  
  
Registration includes race entry, one car pass to two regional parks (Frenchman’s Bar Regional Park and Salmon Creek Regional Park), one parking pass near the finish line in Terminal-1 Garage (downtown, 403 Quayside Pl, Vancouver, WA 98660), an event t-shirt, a finisher medal, a post-race meal hosted by Twigs Bistro & Restaurant, and memories of a lifetime!

Lake to Bay Relay & Ultramarathon

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