Trail Running calendar near Duncan 2026-2027

Trail races in Lake Cowichan on May 9, 2026 offering 26 km, 13 km and 1 km distances with aid stations, a cupless policy and nearby campground options.

The Elk/Beaver Ultras feature a fast, flat 10 km trail loop around Elk and Beaver Lakes near Victoria. The event offers four looped distances, from a 40 km walk to a 100 km run, on a precisely measured course. It's a historic race that has..

An unofficial trail event at Langdale Ferry Terminal on May 9 with a Brooks-sponsored Strava segment challenge through May. Prizes, a one time 15% in-store discount for segment entries, and post-run shop rewards.

Trail race on Vancouver Island across Te'tuxw'tun offering 17 km, 35 km and 50 km routes with multiple aid stations and substantial elevation gain. Early bird pricing is available until December 15.

Two point to point trail races finish at Deep Cove, offering 25K and 12K distances, multiple aid stations, a paid shuttle, finisher medals and awards for top three.

Explore technical trails and scenic climbs in the Sooke Potholes Regional Park. Race through the hills on established 25 km or 50 km routes featuring backcountry aid stations and custom apparel.

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.

A trail running event in Sechelt on the Sunshine Coast offering marathon, half marathon, 10 km and a kids race; the 6 June 2026 edition is sold out and proceeds support local trail maintenance.

Trail races on Orcas Island with 50K, 25K and a two-day Double 75K featuring old-growth forest single track, substantial elevation gain, marked aid stations and a seaside base at Doe Bay Resort. Ferry access is required.

A loop-based trail race in North Vancouver with up to six 7 km laps, solo and team options, a kids and walk format, and a race village offering aid stations and live music.

Run Saysutshun is a coastal single track loop around Saysutshun Island with cedar groves, sandstone cliffs and ocean lookouts. Choose timed or fixed distances from 10 km to 24 hours for a scenic trail and endurance challenge.

A 16 km course from Ambleside Park to Grouse Mountain with 1400 m of ascent. Solo and 2 to 4 person relay options, a 10 week training clinic, cupless aid stations, and funds support the Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Foundation.

Multi Grouse Grind Challenge at Grouse Mountain on June 22, 2026 asks participants to complete as many Grouse Grind ascents as possible while fundraising for North Shore Rescue; entry requires a $150 fundraising minimum.

Explore the scenic trail networks of Ladysmith at this trail running event on Vancouver Island. Participants can choose between a 10 km or 20 km course starting from Transfer Beach Park in British Columbia.

A volunteer run 30 mile trail race on Vancouver’s North Shore that supports North Shore Search and Rescue. The course follows the Baden Powell Trail, has nine aid stations and a 10 hour cutoff, and uses random selection for entries.

Buckin’ Hell is a mountain trail race at Mount Seymour Resort near North Vancouver offering 35 km, 50 km and a 50 km two person relay through technical North Shore trails with substantial climb and descent. A 1 km kids fun run is included.

A vertical kilometre in Gibsons on August 1, 2026, where runners can compete for King or Queen of the Mountain or climb together socially. Participants gather at the top and descend together.

Trail race at Quarry Nature Park on August 15, 2026 offering about 25 km and 12 km courses plus a kids race. Routes use single track through rocky, rooty sections and old growth forest.

A 21 km trail half marathon and relay on Bowen Island circling Mount Gardner, held around Labour Day and sanctioned by BC Athletics. The event supports the Bowen Island Trail Society and opens registration in April 2026.

Trail running event near Victoria, BC offering 28 km, 50 km and 50 mile courses with major elevation and coastal mountain terrain. Starts at Goldstream Provincial Park with notable climbs and waterfall views.