Trail Running calendar near Sechelt 2026-2027

Trail races at Transfer Beach in Ladysmith with roughly 20 km, 10 km and 1 km options, aid stations and a waterfront barbecue. Course maps and parking are available.

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 10 to 15 km through Vancouver trails and landmarks, held in the morning. The event includes coffee, food, DJs and prizes; tickets are limited and refunds are not available.

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.

The Elphinstone Ascent is a vertical kilometre on Mount Elphinstone near Gibsons on 1 August 2026. Limited to 60 runners, it includes a King and Queen of the Mountain classification and a GPX route is provided.

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 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 four-leg team trail relay in Port Coquitlam with marked exchange points, scheduled package pick up and on-course refreshment stations; the final runner collects finisher medals for the whole team.

Point to point trail race through Garibaldi Provincial Park from Cheakamus Lake to Garibaldi Lake, passing Taylor Creek and the Black Tusk. Field limited to 100 runners and the 25 km distance was sold out.

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.

Timed track event in Duncan BC on September 19, 2026 offering 3 hour, 6 hour, 12 hour and 24 hour formats plus team and virtual options. The event benefits the Victoria Hospitals Foundation and includes awards and participant swag.

Trail races at Mount Seymour Provincial Park about 30 minutes from downtown Vancouver, with distances from kids runs to a 14.1 km Grit course. Courses run through dense forest and around Goldie and Flower lakes, with a noncompetitive hiking..

A point to point ultramarathon linking Mount Seymour, Grouse and Cypress in one continuous route. About 57 km with 3,500 m of elevation gain, held in North Vancouver on October 3, 2026.

Season finale in Qualicum Bay on October 24, 2026, featuring multiple trail distances, aid stations, a banquet awards evening and a Halloween costume contest with prizes.

Trail races on North Shore terrain with marathon, half marathon and 10 km starting and finishing at Inter River Park. Aid stations, finisher medals, podium awards and costume prizes are part of the event.

A Halloween-themed 5 km at Swangard Stadium on October 31, 2026, with a 400 m Mini Monster Dash for children 10 and under. Registered runners receive swag, chip timing, and post-race refreshments; kits are picked up the day before.

Trail races at Sasamat Trail in Vancouver on November 1 2026, featuring a half marathon plus 10K and 5K. The event raises funds for first responder charities and offers chip timing, aid stations and finisher medals.

A November trail race on North Shore routes offering 12 km, 19.5 km and 25 km distances, on-site aid stations and a food drive for the local food bank. Expect technical trails, muddy sections and possible creek crossings.