Trail Running Calendar Australia 2026-2027

Run the IMED Radiology Network Coastal Pathway Ultra on October 4 2026, a scenic out and back between Latrobe and Ulverstone on Tasmania's North West Coast. Choose from 10 km up to 64 km solo or team relays for all abilities.

Run scenic mountain trails at Mt Macedon from 10 km to 50 km with challenging climbs, steep descents and atmospheric fog. Part of the Trailsplus Mountain Trail Series, the event offers downloadable maps and donates to Canteen.

The TRSA - Mount Bold will take place in Kangarilla on Sunday 11 October 2026. You can run between 10 and 35 kilometers.

A trail ultramarathon on the Blackall Range at Mapleton offering 100 km, 50 km and 21 km courses through rainforest and eucalypt forest. The 100 km is a Western States qualifier; finishers receive a commemorative bell and memento.

Take on the Roller Coaster Trail Run in the scenic Dandenong Ranges, featuring ferny singletrack, steep climbs and sweeping lookout views. Choose from 46k, 23k, 12k or a kids 1.23k loop for a fun, challenging day less than an hour from Melb..

Run Bibbulmun Track Stage Race is a three day trail event from Denmark to Walpole in Western Australia along the scenic Bibbulmun Track. Pick long or short courses through karri forest, granite outcrops and beaches, with just 300 solo spots..

Experience the Great Ocean Trail Ultra, a point to point ocean side trail along the Great Ocean Walk with cliffs, beaches and sweeping singletrack. Pick 100 km solo, team relay or 45 km and relish stunning coastal views.

A 52 km ultramarathon through Paluma Range National Park, the Paluma Ultra mixes rainforest, waterfalls, creek crossings and open eucalypt country. Runners must carry mandatory kit and can use two staffed aid stations and bag drops.

Heysen Trail Ultra is a point to point trail run from Kuitpo to Victor Harbor on 24 October 2026, with distances from 2 km to 115 km and one day or multi day entries. Enjoy paddocks, pine forest, coastal single track and sweeping climbs.

Halloween Dusk 2 Dawn is an overnight trail run at Telegraph Point near Port Macquarie. After a pause to redevelop the course it returns 31 Oct to 1 Nov 2026 with refreshed routes and a spooky dusk to dawn vibe.

Test your grit on the hill in Pyalong, Victoria with King of The Hill, a last person standing race offering cash prizes and awards. Laps run hourly with a live leaderboard and streamed coverage for a dramatic endurance showdown.

A scenic alpine climb on Mt Buffalo: a 10.5km route with 1345m of ascent from Eurobin Creek Picnic Area to the Buffalo Chalet, limited on-course aid and shuttle parking from Porepunkah Recreation Reserve.

On 1 November 2026 the Mt Feathertop day is a 12.0 km, 1650 m ascent from Tavare Park to Mt Feathertop via Bungalow Spur Track. No food or water is supplied on course so participants should be self-sufficient.

A 15.0 km alpine trail from Tabare Park in Harrietville to Diamantina Hut with 1867 m of climb, no on-course aid, and a shuttle back to the start included in the entry fee.

Take on the Grampians Peaks Trail 100 Miler, the 2026 Australian 100 Miler championship in Gariwerd from 5 to 8 November 2026. Tackle 162 km and about 7700 m of climbing through rocky wilderness, with solo, pairs, relay and 50 km options.

Run through Marysville's scenic valley trails and forest tracks, passing rivers and the Steavenson Falls while supporting the local community. Distances span a fun kids 1.5 km dash up to a 100 km ultramarathon with options for every runner.

Tackle rugged singletrack on the Bibbulmun Track at Feral Pig Ultra, finishing at Perth Hills Discovery Centre. Multiple distances from 5 km to 162 km, limited entries and mandatory gear make this a true test for trail runners.

A 22 km mountain trail race from Cedar Flats to Maiala with about 1,200 m of climb, a manned midpoint at England Creek, mandatory self-sufficiency for water, and a limited field.

A two-day trail running festival at Stromlo Forest Park, Canberra on 14-15 November 2026, offering distances from a 2.5 km kids run to a full marathon and carrying ITRA/UTMB indexing.

A four day stage race from 25 to 28 November 2026 around Hobart and the Tasman Peninsula. Two course options cover about 67.5 km or 88.5 km in total across coastal, alpine, rainforest and clifftop stages.