Trail Running calendar near Comox Valley 2026-2027

Explore the scenic trails of Cumberland with four race distances ranging from 4.5 km to 25 km. Support local forest conservation while enjoying a well supported trail running experience.

A lively 5K course with over 25 obstacles and millions of cubic feet of foam plus onsite music, vendors and a kids fun zone. Camping is available the night before for registered participants and their immediate family.

Two trail distances of 11 km and 26 km through Snowden Demonstration Forest near Campbell River, featuring a tailgate vibe with a live DJ, post run food and fundraising for Campbell River Search & Rescue.

Trail races in Port Alberni on June 6 2026 feature courses of about 22 km and 10 km, a kids run, and a post race BBQ at E.J. Dunn Elementary School.

Trail race in Cumberland BC on July 11, 2026 with three distances from 15k to 50k, start and finish at Village Park and on-site music, food and a beer garden. Proceeds support local forest and search and rescue organizations.

A Backyard Ultra on July 25, 2026 at the Comox Valley Exhibition Grounds where runners complete repeated 6.706 km laps each hour until one remains. Teams are allowed and camping plus basic venue services are available.

A women-only walk and run in Campbell River on September 12, 2026, offering 5 km and 10 km (10 km running only) to raise funds for scholarships and local charities.

The Perseverance Trail Run returns for its 23rd year in Cumberland, BC, on September 26, 2026. This volunteer-run trail event raises funds for local forest conservation. It supports the Cumberland Community Forest Society and promotes commu..

Trail races of about 26 km and 11 km take place in Qualicum Beach on October 24, 2026 as part of the Vancouver Island Trail Running Series. Online registration opens December 5, 2025 and closes October 22, 2026.

Island trail races on Hornby Island on March 13, 2027, with 50 km and 25 km routes across forest and coastal bluffs. Aid stations, reusable-cup policy, drop bags for 50 km; participants must be on the island the night before.