Trail Running calendar near South Pender Island 2026-2027

A fundraising 4.45 mile run and walk in Sumas, WA on mixed road and trail with steep climbs, descents and obstacles. Proceeds support a local family facing a rare neurological condition. Participants must be 16 or older.

A fundraising running event in Bellingham on May 16 2026 offering a half marathon, 10k and trail 3k and 6k. Races start and finish at Fairhaven Park and proceeds support Girls on the Run of NW Washington.

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.

Trail running at Bear Mountain Park on May 23, 2026 with 30 km, 15 km and 8 km courses featuring significant elevation gain. A 500 m kids race is included and several charities and sponsors are associated with the event.

Point to point trail races from Cleveland Park or Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve into Deep Cove, featuring technical sections, aid stations, cup free policy and a paid shuttle to return racers to start areas.

Trail races on Sumas Mountain with 10K, 25K and 50K options on rugged single-track. Entry fees support clean water projects abroad and the event is cupless and Trail Sisters approved.

An eight hour loop event at Rolley Lake Provincial Park on May 30, 2026, where runners complete 8 km laps to raise funds for Mission Search and Rescue. Onsite, relay, 1 km fun run and virtual options are available.

Trail events at Sooke Potholes Provincial Park on May 30, 2026 offering 25 km and 50 km courses with multiple climbs, aid stations, and sections on the Galloping Goose trail.

The Heritage Woods Trail Run will take place in Port Moody on Saturday 30 May 2026. You can run between 5 and 10 kilometers.

Muddy Paws Fun Run offers 2.1 mile, 5K and 10K trail options at the Port of Skagit Nature Trails while raising funds for local K9 units. The event uses staggered start groups and does not record official race times.

FORGE is a 12 hour backyard ultra near Swinomish Casino in Skagit County, WA. Runners complete a 4.167 mile loop each hour; finish all 12 loops for 50 miles. Awards include trophies and a $500 prize for fastest cumulative time.

A 5K course with over 25 obstacles and about 2.5 million cubic feet of foam at Cloverdale Agriplex, plus a family zone, live DJ, food vendors and a licensed beer garden.

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.

A loop ultrarace on Saysutshun Island using a roughly 10 km coastal single track. Multiple timed formats, a stocked aid station at the campground and ferry logistics for island access.

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.

Pender Pursuit lists a trail race with registration closing June 12 and 93 spots available. The registration uses a four step process and an optional QuickList account to save participant details for future entries.

Community running event featuring an 8 km run, a 4 hour Make It or Break It challenge and a recreational family category. Proceeds support the Coquitlam Foundation Diversity Fund and KidSport TriCities. Event paused for 2026.

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.