Trail Running calendar near Nanoose Bay 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.

Trail race in Lake Cowichan on May 9 2026 with 26 km, 13 km and 1 km options on volunteer-built trails, aid stations, GPX course files and nearby first-come first-served camping.

Trail races around Te'tuxwtun in Nanaimo with three distances, substantial elevation and multiple aid stations; GPX course files are provided.

Explore the scenic trails of North Vancouver with point to point races of 12 km or 25 km. Master the infamous Powerline Climb and enjoy a rewarding finish on the beautiful shores of Deep Cove.

A 5 km obstacle course and festival at Laketown Ranch on May 30 2026 with over 25 optional obstacles, mud pits and large foam zones. The event includes a free kids zone, food vendors and a beer garden, with festival access for spectators.

Trail running in Port Alberni offering 22 km, 10 km and a 1 km kids race on technical, varied trails. The event includes aid stations, a cupless policy, course maps and post-race fuel with draw prizes.

Trail races in Sechelt on June 6, 2026 include a marathon, half marathon, 10k and a free Cub Run for kids. Fundraising is listed with CA$2,805.71 raised for CMBTA.

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.

Explore the scenic trails of Ladysmith with the Vancouver Island Trail Running Series featuring 10 km and 20 km courses plus a dedicated kids race at Transfer Beach Park.

The Devil's Ladder Ultra offers three trail race distances through the Cumberland Forest. This July 11, 2026 event aims to raise funds for local conservation and rescue organizations. A finish line festival with music and food awaits all pa..

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.

Experience the technical singletrack and rewarding climbs of Cypress Mountain in British Columbia. Featuring five different distances from 1 km to 16.4 km, this event offers a rugged trail experience for runners and hikers.

A backyard ultra at the Comox Valley Exhibition Grounds on July 25, 2026 where runners complete a marked 6.706 km loop every hour. A 30 yard limit applies and teams of 3 to 5 can combine individual laps for a team score.

Trail races at Cobble Hill Mountain offering long, short and kids distances with aid stations and a cupless policy. Bib pickup requires government photo ID and parking is only in designated nearby areas.

Tackle the Handloggers Half Marathon on scenic Bowen Island, a 21 km trail loop around Mount Gardner with a relay option. Enjoy a short ferry ride and classic Labour Day Saturday trail vibes for runners of all levels.

Test your limits at the Cowichan Sportsplex in Duncan with track events ranging from 3 to 24 hours. Join as an individual or team to support the Victoria Hospitals Foundation in this sanctioned endurance race.

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..

Explore the beautiful trail networks of Qualicum Beach with 11 km and 26 km race options. Enjoy a day of scenic trail running in Western Canada including a dedicated event for children.

Trail half marathon and shorter races in Vancouver on November 1, 2026 to support first responders. Packages include a shirt, finisher medal, chip timing and aid stations, with team entries and charity fundraising options.

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.