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NEW! 5K, Kids Bloomathon (1 Mile Race), 1 Mile Race
Marathon, Relay Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K

​The Blooms to Brews Marathon, Marathon Relay, Half Marathon, 10K and 5K Run/Walk takes place in one of the most historic communities in Washington State — the Woodland bottoms farm country. Run past gorgeous tulip fields and the Columbia & Lewis Rivers. Take in breathtaking views of both Mt. Saint Helens and Mt. Hood. Relax at the biggest post-party! Boston Marathon Qualifier!

NEW IN 2020–2 DAYS OF FUN! We added an extra day to the loved Blooms to Brews event. Last year our 5K was so popular we are bringing it back! In addition we are adding a Kids Bloomathon (1 Mile Race) and a 1 Mile Race.

The Blooms to Brews Marathon, Marathon Relay, Half Marathon, 10K, 5K, Kids Bloomathon (1 Mile Race/Ages 5-14), and 1 Mile Race (Ages 13+) takes place in one of the most historic communities in Washington State — the Woodland bottoms farm country! Follow the flat course through the Woodland Bottoms just when the tulips and lilacs are in full bloom. Take in breath-taking views of the Columbia and Lewis Rivers.

Woodland, Washington is only 28 miles north of the Portland, Oregon airport! Easily follow the I-205 N to 1-5 N and Woodland is just off the freeway.
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POST PARTY
The post-party will be held at Columbia Fruit, LLC. Food, Love DJ and a beer or root beer are included in your registration! Spectators can meet their friends and loved ones at the finish line and join the fun! For spectators, beer and food will be available for purchase. Relax at the post-party with a cold microbrew or root beer!

Interested in a VIP Experience? Learn about adding the VIP option below.

BREWS
The Blooms to Brews features microbrews from Loowit Brewing Co, Brothers Cascadia Brewing and Heathen Brewing as well as McMenamins. More breweries are being added as we get closer to the event! And we’ll be serving out of Heathen Brewing’s fire truck! The truck has taps on the side, and can be booked for your event by calling (360) 601-7454!

EXHIBITORS
Check out other events, the latest gear, and more from our on-site exhibitors!

REGISTRATION INCLUDES
A finisher medal, race tech t-shirt, chip timing, goodie bag, and a post-party, featuring a finish line Polar Bear slip-n-slide, music, and refreshments.
When:  April 25 & 26 2020
Location: ​NEW LOCATION! Columbia Fruit, LLC. 2526 Dike Rd. Woodland, WA 98674

We have 76 full service Sites
65 Sites have 50/30/20 Amp service 10 Sites have 30/20 Amp.
All sites have sewer connections, water and 43 channels of cable TV
WiFi is available throughout the Park
Our longest sites are Pull-Thru’s @ 78 Ft.
All but six sites are 40 Ft. or larger Site Occupancy Limit: Six (6) persons, regardless of age. Registered Guests and Visitors combined
Threaded sewer fittings are required

We do not have tent sites Our State License is for an RV Park for fully self-contained RV’s displaying the RVIA Certification Seal We are not licensed as a Campground Tents and Tent Camping is not permitted Some mini-vans and truck campers do not qualify Some Pop-Up, Teepee & Tear-Drop trailers do not qualify
We do not accept Highway Truck Tractor tow vehicles

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Each year, thousands of visitors step back in time to discover the 1880’s Victorian Farmhouse and country gardens that comprise the Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens.

To showcase the site, the Gardens and historic buildings have been lovingly maintained by the Hulda Klager Lilac Society, a nonprofit volunteer organization. The Society fully funds the care and upkeep of the historical site from the proceeds of Lilac Days, dues and donations. With the help of our volunteers and members, the Society continues to carry on the work of growing and showing the beautiful lilacs including those hybridized by Hulda Klager many decades ago.

Lilac Days 2020
April to May

History of Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens
Woodland is perhaps best known as the home of Hulda Klager (1863–1960), who was a prolific breeder of lilacs. The “Lilac Lady” Hulda Klager née Thiel, was long the pride of Woodland. She immigrated from Germany to Wisconsin in 1865, when she was just two years old, and came West when her family bought a farm in Woodland. Later she married and settled down on the family farm. When a friend gave her a book about Luther Burbank, she began creating flowers, hybridizing new varieties of roses, dahlias, even apples, and lilacs in particular. By 1920 she had created such a magnificent array of new hand-pollinated lilacs that she opened her garden on Lilac Week every spring for visitors. The floodwaters of 1948 rolled over her garden, destroying every shrub and hand-pollinated lilac. The loss grieved those who visited her garden or who had purchased her lilacs. From all over the Northwest, people sent starts of her lilacs from their own gardens. By 1950, at the age of eighty-seven, Klager, who loved flowers and who had been honored by the state of Washington as well as such organizations as the nationally famous arboretum at Cambridge, Massachusetts, again opened her home for Lilac Week. After her death in 1960, the Woodland Federated Garden Club, shocked that the garden might be bulldozed for industry, succeeded in raising money to buy it and have it declared a state and national historic site.

The Lelooska Foundation since its creation in 1977 has sponsored a variety of educational programs aimed at preserving the rich cultural heritage of the Native Peoples of North America. Students, parents, teachers and the general public have been able to learn through living history programs, workshops, classes and museum tours offered throughout the year.
Living History Programs
The living history programs were developed by Chief Lelooska with the advice of Chief James Aul Sewide and tribal elders to share the history and culture of the Kwakwaka’wakw (Kwakiutl) people. The Lelooska Foundation has sponsored these programs since 1977.

The Lewis River Inn is a Motel in Woodland, WA located at Exit 21 off of I-5. We are a top-rated and family-owned motel known for comfort and cleanliness. Riverfront rooms with balconies are available. Ideally located for Clark County, Cowlitz County, and a gateway to the Lewis River and Mt. St. Helens recreation area.

Conveniently located for easy freeway access, and to local attractions.
* Hulda Klager Lilac Garden
* Horseshoe Lake
* Cedar Creek Grist Mill
* Lewis River Golf Course
* Sunlight Supply Amphitheater – Ridgefield
* Westin Amphitheater – Kalama
* Festival of Lighted Boats – Kalama – 2nd weekend in December

Mount Saint Helens is a short drive away
* SR 503 side of Mt St Helens (Lewis River Road is SR 503)
* Lelooska Foundation
* Lava Canyon
* Ape Caves
* Trail of Two Forests
* June Lake
* Sno-Park Marble Mountain
* Climbers Bivouac Trailhead
* Windy Ridge

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Maple Ridge House is a BnB for all seasons, is newly renovated in a contemporary style, and we are an award-winning Super Host Airbnb facility! Two bedrooms with a queen and two XL twin beds, bar, wood-burning fireplace, and a private covered deck with a valley and mountain view!

We are in 20 private forested acres, yet just 3.5 miles from the village of Woodland and the Interstate 5-freeway corridor, 40 minutes from downtown Portland. Mount St. Helens national volcanic monument is an easy, spectacular drive, and not-to-be-missed.

Bookings online or please call us direct and we will be happy to assist you personally with your reservations.

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