Trail Running calendar near Maple Ridge 2026-2027

Timed loop trail races at Sasquatch Mountain Resort on June 20, 2026, with 24 h, 12 h and 6 h formats on a 10 km loop (about 500 m gain per lap); a 1 km kids out-and-back is also offered.

Guided training runs that preview the Squamish 50 course with GPX maps and light aid stations supplied by Nesters Market and Näak. A minimum $10 donation supports SORCA trail maintenance.

Centennial edition of the Multi Grouse Grind Challenge at Grouse Mountain on June 22, 2026. Participants attempt as many ascents of the Grouse Grind as possible during official event hours while raising funds for North Shore Rescue.

Run the Ridge is a scenic 10K trail run on the Grant Hill Trails in Thornhill Park, Maple Ridge. The event includes shuttle service from Albion Community Centre, official chip timing, photos and a finisher medal, entry fee is 75 USD and min..

A 30 mile trail race along the Baden-Powell Centennial Trail between Horseshoe Bay and Deep Cove, featuring about 8,000 feet of climbing and a field chosen by random selection.

A checkpoint style trail race of about 10 to 15 km through Vancouver trails and landmarks with a morning lineup of coffee, food, DJs and a post race party organized by Slowpokes and The North Face.

Trail races at Cypress Mountain feature technical singletrack and sustained climbs across distances from kids races up to 16.4 km. Live tracking, on course aid and a cup free policy are provided.

Mountain trail races at Mount Seymour Resort offering 35 km, 50 km and a 50 km two person relay across technical North Shore trails with significant elevation gain. A non timed 1 km kids run is also included.

Timed endurance events of 6, 12, 24 and 32 hour around a marked 2.6 mile wooded loop at Lake Padden, with night lighting, aid stations, keepsakes and awards; limited field and proceeds supporting a local youth program.

Vertical kilometre on Mount Elphinstone with summit views over Howe Sound and Tetrahedron Provincial Park. Limited to 60 runners, entries open 30 March.

Trail runs of 12K, 25K and 50K start at Fairhaven Park and loop through Larrabee State Park, featuring lakes, narrow ridgelines and views of Mt. Baker and Bellingham Bay. Courses include technical, rocky sections with multiple aid stations.

Multi-distance trail event in Squamish, BC on August 15 and 16, 2026, featuring 23 km, 50 km, 50 mile and combined options, with the 50 mile course listed as over 85% singletrack and 11,000 feet of climbing.

A 5K around Lake Padden in Bellingham on August 16, 2026, organized by Happy Tails Happy Homes to support animals in need. The route circles the lake on grass and trails with wooded sections and a few short hills.

A 21 km mountain trail loop around Mt. Gardner in Snug Cove with chip timing and a three person relay option, three aid stations, and proceeds benefiting local trail and conservation groups.

A trail running event at Smoke Bluffs Park in Squamish on September 5, 2026, offering 3 hour timed formats, a single lap Coffee Run, and a 1 km Little Lapper for children.

A 25.3 km relay in Port Coquitlam with solo or team options. Four legs with hydration at each exchange, finisher medals for teams, and a post-race gathering at Tinhouse Brewing.

A two day 70 mile trail relay at Moran State Park on Orcas Island, run over twelve legs by teams of two to six. The course moves through forests, lakeshores, wetlands and the 2,399 foot Mount Constitution summit.

Trail event at Alice Lake in Squamish offering 42k, 21k, 11k and a short fun run with local and virtual options. Five dollars from each entry supports the CMHA STEPS program and all finishers receive a medal.

Ocean Athletics hosts the Festival of Cross Country on September 19 2026 at Crescent Park in South Surrey. Races cover categories from Seahorse to Masters and registration closes September 16 2026.

Trail races at Deception Pass State Park on September 26, 2026 feature 5 mile, half marathon, and full marathon courses that loop along shorelines, cross the Deception Pass Bridge, and start and finish at Bowman Bay.