U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Track & Field
Hayward Field, Eugene
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Hayward Field, Eugene
We are thrilled to welcome the U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Track and Field back to the Eugene, Cascades & Coast region! Our staff at Travel Lane County and the Sports Commission are here to assist visitors and provide resources and information for participants, staff, and fans.
This digital event resource guide is designed to be a centralized location for important event related information and a gateway to resources to make the most of your trip and enjoy the destination in-between competition.
Choose your adventure! Use the below links to navigate to different sections of the resource guide.
Visit us to pick up a a visitor guide, grab maps of Eugene, Springfield and surrounding areas, get tips on things to do and see in the area from our knowledgeable staff, and purchase locally made gifts, souvenirs and park passes.
Visit the Eugene, Cascades & Coast Visitor Center in downtown Eugene. Find information on things to do and see in Lane County, purchase park passes and locally-made gifts and souvenirs, and chat with our knowledgeable staff for recommendations. We are currently open Monday…
Are you a local business in need of visitor guides or maps? Contact info@eugenecascadescoast.org to order or stop by the Visitor Center in downtown Eugene to pick up a supply.
The Eugene, Cascades & Coast Visitor Information Center is open Monday - Friday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Saturday - Sunday from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Plan ahead and don't miss out on any of the competition action! The below resources will provide an overview of the competition schedule, ticket availability, and venue overview (map, parking, prohibited items, etc.).
Tickets are required to access the Fan Festival and adjacent venues.
To view the full competition schedule, click the below button.
For the most up-to-date ticketing information and policies for the 2020 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Track & Field, click the below link to the official event website.
To view the 2020 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Track & Field Stadium Map, click the below button.
The 2020 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Track & Field Spectator Guide will provide spectators with the important venue information they will need while attending the event. Click the below button for information on park & ride shuttle options, prohibited items, the fan code of conduct, venue maps, etc.
Easily navigate your way to and from the event using the transportation resources below.
A park & ride shuttle with be provided for spectators of the U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Track & Field. The park and ride is conveniently located at Valley River Center, 293 Valley River Center, Eugene, OR 97401. The shuttle will drop on 13th Ave & Agate, near Hayward Field at the University of Oregon. The shuttle will run every 10-15 minutes. For additional information and to view the complete shuttle schedule, please click the below button.
Lane Transit District (LTD) serves the Eugene - Springfield metro area. All public buses are accessible with wheelchair lifts and are bike-friendly. Click the below button to learn more in their official visitor guide.
From the public bus to bicycles, find the best ways to get around without a car.
Hop on one of those big blue bikes that you see all over downtown Eugene and across the UO campus for a fun, short bike ride! These "bike share" bicycles are designed for easy, affordable and environmentally-friendly transportation for errands and pleasure rides…
Want to road trip but don't have a car? Explore the region beyond Eugene using public transportation. You can hike to waterfalls, mountain bike renowned trails, walk on the beach, shop farmers' markets, sightsee in small towns, hang out at must-visit bakeries and craft…
Event specific maps for spectators can be found in the official 2020 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Track & Field Spectator Guide. Click the below button to view spectator specific event related maps.
Get the lay of the land and navigate the area like a local! Utilize these handy area map resources.
Whether you've worked up an appetite cheering from the stands or competing on the field, Eugene and Springfield's vibrant culinary scene is ready to welcome you. Choose from a variety of different cuisines and local PNW flavors. Click on the "Guide to Late Night Dining" blog to find restaurants open after 9 p.m.
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Explore the region's best restaurants, food courts and food trucks. Browse our dining guide for suggestions
Explore the communities around Hayward Field.
Adjacent to downtown Eugene, the Market District neighborhood is a premiere destination to eat, shop, and play. Enjoy one-of-a-kind dining experiences in their many public eateries, restaurants, and gourmet market. Shop the latest fashions and find local gifts for everyone. Explore the many unique shops and boutiques, such as the Made in Oregon store for uniquely Oregon gifts and goods, Pendleton Woolen Mills, Will Leather Goods for hand-made quality leather items, and the newly opened Nike by Eugene. While you shop, be sure to make time to play and enjoy wine and craft brew tastings with friends at the many tasting room locations located within the district.
Perhaps nothing can compete with the energy and excitement of watching athletes compete to be on Team U.S.A. But you don't have to venture far from Hayward Field to discover some world-class experiences. After a day of competition, make the time to explore the area. Take a dune buggy tour of the sand dunes on the coast, hike to roaring waterfalls in the mountains or just indulge in incredibly good food and drink dished up in the metro centers or the region's many small communities. Take your group river rafting, rock climbing, wine tasting or shopping at one of the unique markets.
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With the Olympic Trials at Hayward Field in Eugene, there are all kinds of special activities, deals and events offered. Enjoy fun ways to explore the community. Several adventures are highlighted below, view more limited time offers and deals on Things to Do page.
Delight your senses with the smell of freshly ground coffee and housemade croissants while enjoying the sounds of the splashing fountain courtyard with a $20 gift card to Provisions each morning of your stay. It is a quintessential 5th Street Public Market experience at…
Wake up on the right side of the bed with a restful night's sleep and the promise of a delicious breakfast. Enjoy a $20 gift card each morning of your stay to Magpie Coffeeshop in the 5th Street Public Market Alley. Magpie offers a mix of classic American fare — pie, cinnamon…
Outback $7 drink specials are available any time of day at your nearby Outback. Come on in for hand-crafted signature cocktails and drink specials and pair with your favorite Aussie-tizers®.
Enjoy 30% off bottles of wine every Wednesday and make sure to stick around for Happy Hour from 3 - 6 p.m.
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Discover the most accessible parks and paths for outdoor recreation.
Enjoy performances, galleries and activities in accessible environments adapted to meet individual needs.
"If You See Something, Say Something" and other good tips from the City of Eugene and Eugene Police Department. To view the prevention reminder, click here.
In the case of an emergency, call 911. To reach the Eugene Police non-emergency line, please call 541.682.5111.
In Downtown Eugene and need assistance? The City of Eugene has a network of support staff that is available to assist. For information about Downtown Guides, Park Block Hosts, and Downtown Ambassadors, click here.
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Need help planning your Eugene, Cascades & Coast adventure? Give us a call at 541.484.5307 and speak to one of our staff members that specialize in adventure planning.
Do you have event specific questions that were not answered here? Visit the official event website below to get in contact with TrackTown20 staff.