RUN WITH US!

JUNE 7, 2026

Register now!

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EVENT DETAILS
Starting Time: 8:00 AM
Starting Location: Rainier City Park ~ Rainier, OR
Finish Location: Martin's Dock at Lake Sacajawea Park ~ Longview, WA 

REGISTRATION PRICING
$45 Early (Jan 28 - March 10)
$55 Regular (March 11 - May 5)
$65 Late ( May 6 - June 3)
* no shirt or packet shipping option with late registration 
**Ages 10 & under FREE with paid adult registration

REG. DEADLINE: JUNE 3, 2026

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2026 RACE SHIRT
A race shirt you'll want to wear again and again!  The long-sleeve shirt is soft and lightweight, featuring moisture-wicking fabric to keep you dry and comfortable.

​Unisex, women's, and youth sizes available - $25
(Shirt order unavailable after May 5th)

PARTICIPANT MEDAL
All  participants will receive a R2L 10K finisher medal. Whether you’re racing for a PR or crossing the bridge at your own pace, every runner earns the hardware. 
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​Because finishing the R2L is an accomplishment worth celebrating!

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NEED TO KNOW RACE INFO

R2L 10k Bridge Run Registration: $45 Early, $55 Regular, $65 Late​

• Registration includes participation in 2026 R2L 10k Bridge Run with electronic chip timing.
• Shuttle bus service to and from Start/Finish Area from Lake Sacajawea Park in Longview.
• Packet Pick Up Options​: In-person at the Recreation Office, ​2920 Douglas Street, Longview, WA

          during the following days/times:

• Thursday, June 4th: 2-7 PM
• Friday, June 5th: 11 AM - 5 PM
• Saturday, June 6th: 9 AM - 3 PM
• Race packets can be mailed to you for an additional fee of $15.  To receive your packet by mail

          you must select this option during registration. 
         *SHIPPING IS UNAVAILABLE FOR REGISTRATIONS AFTER MAY 5TH

​Youth Ages 10 & Under Registration: FREE

• Children ages 10 & under are free with a paid adult registration.  Our free youth registration does not include electronic timing.  If chip timing is desired, please register instead as a regular R2L 10k Bridge Run Participant. 

         Participants of all ages, both paid and free, must be registered in advance. 

• Youth bibs  are required for admittance to the course and will be included in the registered adult's race packet.
• Please note!  Children must be able to sit independently to use the shuttle bus service due to safety requirements.  If your child requires a car seat, needs to be carried, or would be otherwise unable to sit in a bus seat without a car seat and without assistance please provide your own transportation to and from the start and finish areas.

REGISTER NOW!

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HISTORY OF LEWIS & CLARK BRIDGE

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Constructed in 1929, at the time of it's completion it was the longest and highest cantilever truss span in the United States.  With a main span of 1,200 feet, it is still one of the longest historic cantilever truss spans surviving today.

Originally named the Longview Bridge, it opened in 1930 as a privately owned toll bridge.  It was purchased in 1947 by the Washington State Toll Bridge Authority and in 1980, the bridge was rededicated as the Lewis and Clark Bridge in honor of the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

 The roadway spans the river 210 feet above the water, and the top steel spans it at 340 feet.  The designers claim that any vessel then in existence, including a fully rigged clipper ship, can pass under it. The bridge continues to carry heavy traffic in an industrial setting.