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July 25, 2008

 

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Willamette Valley Relay 2008
July 18-19, 2008
Champoeg State Park to Alton Baker Park

  • Save $100!
  • The first 50 teams to register in full by December 1 will receive $100 off their registration fee for a total fee of $700!
  • That is $75 less than last year's fee!

WVR Overview: You'll pass through stunning scenery, discover historical landmarks, and connect with local communities. Experienced walkers will encounter a challenging new race opportunity. Social walkers can get together with friends and family to discover the bountiful Willamette Valley. To participate, you'll join a team of walkers, rent a van, and walk the course in relays. Rest stops and water are provided along the way, as well as activities, games, and a few surprises. Course contests will offer teams, including participants in the vans, opportunities to win awards. And, of course, you'll be walking a course that is safe, well-organized, and prepared for you to get the most enjoyment from this experience.

Willamette Valley Half Relay 2008
July 18-19, 2008
Scio, OR to Alton Baker Park

Half the distance of the full relay, equal the fun! 

New to walking a relay?

Want to do a relay in half the time?     

Travel six of the ten new WV relay legs #12 - #18 with 4 to 12 of your family, friends, & /or coworkers.

                             

Cross the same finish line with full relay walkers, just 73.5 miles down the road.

 

History of Willamette Valley Relay

Geology Information

2 Minute Video

"We've participated all 3 years and this is the best one yet!"
--Jerry Britsch

"I felt as if the people involved in the race actually cared about us -- we'd have people making sure everything was OK at the staging areas, then WOW committee officials would drive by and chat, then the motorcycle people would come by.... made me feel everyone involved had a concern that the event be safe and fun for everyone."
--WVR volunteer

"Just wanted to let you know what a wonderful event the Willamette Valley relay was. It was two of my friends first time doing a relay and they can’t stop talking about it. We are so looking forward to it next year. Keep up the good work"
-- Robin Boespflug, first time participant

"The 2006 WVR Relay was, once again, a great experience. The weather cooperated, the course was well marked, the volunteers were outstanding and the guys on motorcycles were omnipresent. Thanks, Judy, for giving us these wonderful two days."
-- WVR Team for the last 3 years


Willamette Valley 10K Walk/Run 2008
July 19, 2007
Alton Baker Park

This 10K loops through Alton Baker Park and shares the same finish line as relay walkers – enjoy food, music, and cheering crowds!

Click here for more information about WV 10K 2008


Registration:

Click here for the WVR 2008 Registration Form

Click here for the WV Half Relay Registration Form


Team Walking: Wonders of Walking hosts teams of 8-12 walkers. You can sign up with a team of friends, family members, or colleagues from work, school, church, or social clubs. Or, if you are going solo, we'll match you up with a team.

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Requirements: This Wonders of Walking event is open to interested walkers of all skill levels. All participants must be 14 years old or older. For those under 18 years old, the registration / waiver form is to be signed by parent or guardian. All teams must have at least one person in the van 21 years old or older.

All volunteers of WVR must be 18 years or older.

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Want to Join a Team or Looking for Team Members? Try our team matching!  We have a listing of people who are looking to be on a team. Send an email with your preferences for gender, age, pace and any other requirement to wvrteammatching@wondersofwalking.com

Click Here for detailed information on Team Matching


Volunteers: Each team within a 50-mile radius of the course is required to provide three volunteers. There is no volunteer requirement for out of state teams. If you are interested in volunteering for the event, but do not wish to participate on a team, we'd like to hear from you.


Related Articles:

Team Matching, Donna Lafayette
For those teams looking for an additional member or someone wanting to participate without a team, read this article on WOW's "team matching" service.

"Are you ready for a different walking experience?"
Judy Heller, WalkAbout Magazine

September/October 2005 Part 1 of 4 in a series of articles written by Judy Heller for Walk About Magazine. In this informative article, read what a long distance relay really is, what to expect and all that it entails.

"Building a team"  Judy Heller, WalkAbout Magazine
November/December 2005 Part 2 of 4 in the series, this article explains how you can build your team, who to look for in selecting your team and resources to select from.

Relay Walking: Training
Judy Heller, WalkAbout Magazine, January/February 2006
In this 3rd part of the 4 part series, Judy talks about how to properly train for a long distance relay, setting realistic goals and safe
ways to accomplish those goals.

Relay Walking: Preparation
This is the 4th and final of the series on long distance relays. In this edition, Judy provides tips on how to prepare and what to expect when participating in a long distance walk relay.


Results:

Click Here for 2007 results

Click Here for 2006 results

Click Here for 2004 results


Photos:

Click Here to view 2007 photos

Click Here to view 2006 photos

Click Here to view 2005 photos




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