Overview
Join us for the virtual 2021 Race for Warmth!
While we will miss seeing your smiling faces in person, we have plenty of fun things planned for this virtual event.
The race will take place from January 29-31 so you have all weekend to run/walk your way to your own finish line. Registration for this event is $30 and all funds go directly to Operation Warm Heart.
A virtual run is just like running a race with thousands of other people… just not all at the same place! Come race weekend, you pick your own start time and finish line. You can run, walk, bike around your block, choose a route in your neighborhood, choose a route on our website or even complete the race on your treadmill.
Just like a usual Race for Warmth event, you get a packet with a shirt, a bib number, a participation medal (new this year), race swag, and more. And even though we’re not together in person, we still want to see pictures and videos of you running, walking and anything else Race for Warmth Related!
In lieu of prizes being awarded to racers with the fastest times, we’ll be doing raffle drawings leading up to and through the weekend of the race. Participants will receive an email with more details about raffle drawings, how to enter, and how to connect with fellow Race for Warmth participants from afar.
Routes
Looking for route ideas? We’ve complied a list of 13 routes around Clark County you can choose from. If you’d rather, you can always use apps like Map My Run and websites like Trails.com or create your own route in your neighborhood!
Lacamas Heritage Trail (Camas, WA)
WSU Vancouver Cougar Trails (North Vancouver, WA)
Waterfront Renaissance Trail (Downtown Vancouver, WA)
Whipple Creek Trail (Ridgefield, WA)
Cougar Trails Loop (North Vancouver, WA)
Burnt Bridge Creek Trail (Central Vancouver, WA)
Vancouver Lake (West Vancouver, WA)
Leverich Park (Vancouver, WA)
Washougal River Greenway Trail (Camas/Washougal WA)
Lewisville Regional Park (Battle Ground, WA)
“Ridgefield Run” National Wildlife Refuge to Abrams Park loop (Ridgefield, WA)
Horseshoe Lake Loop (Woodland, WA)
Moulton Falls Regional Park, Lewis River Trail (Yacolt, WA)
Operation Warm Heart
COVID-19 has impacted all of us and Operation Warm Heart has become an even more valuable resource to our customers. This program helps local families in need pay their winter heating bills. In the past, the Race for Warmth has raised over $200,000 to help families heat their homes. So if you’re looking for way to help, sign up for this event, share with friends and family and help us make a difference in our community.
A brisk run or walk not for you? Click here to make a convenient tax-deductible donation to Operation Warm Heart and help a neighbor in need!
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