Longview Early Edition Rotary Harvest Classic
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Event Overview
The Longview Early Edition Rotary Harvest Classic is a community-focused athletic event held in Longview, Washington. Since its inception in 1980, the event has focused on raising funds and awareness to address hunger within the local area. Participants navigate a course that highlights the scenic views of downtown and Lake Sacajawea. The event utilizes modern timing technology, with disposable RFID chips attached to race bibs to ensure accurate results.
Course Information
The routes for the Harvest Classic are characterized as flat and fast, providing an environment suitable for those pursuing personal records. Both the 5K and 10K distances are USA Track & Field-certified. The race starts at the Life Works building on New York Street. While moving through the course, participants can utilize the RaceJoy application to access information regarding the history of the city. Typical weather conditions for the region during this time of year include mild temperatures ranging from the low 40s to the mid 50s.
Available Distances
- 10K Run: A certified 6.2-mile course.
- 5K Run/Walk: A certified 3.1-mile course.
- High School Challenge 5K: A competition for high school cross country teams.
- Pee Wee Fun Run: A 0.25-mile run for children aged 9 and under.
Additional Features
The event includes specific activities for younger participants, such as games and organized tasks beginning in the early morning. On-site photography is provided, with images made available online following the conclusion of the races. Packet pick-up is available the day prior to the event at the CAP Help Warehouse or on the morning of the event at the starting location. Ample parking is situated near the venue. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
