Trail Running calendar near Vancouver 2026-2027

Dirty Duo returns to North Vancouver's Inter River Bike Park for a rugged trail running experience. Choose from 15K, 25K, or 35K solo runs, or team up for a 15K relay. The event supports North Shore Rescue.

Explore the scenic trails of Squamish in the first race of the 5 Peaks BC series at Alice Lake Provincial Park. Choose from distances between 3 km and 17.8 km featuring technical single tracks and stunning lakeside views.

Experience the 28th edition of Western Canada's classic 50 km trail run featuring rugged coastal terrain around Sasamat Lake and the scenic Diez Vistas ridge.

Explore the vast wilderness of Golden Ears Provincial Park with trail races ranging from 1 km to 16 km. Join a community of runners and hikers for a supported event in one of British Columbia's premier recreational areas.

Explore the formidable Squamish trail network with 18 km and 35 km races departing from Capilano University. Enjoy technical terrain and scenic views of the Tantalus Mountain Range in this community focused event.

Experience a unique 4 mile run and walk through forests and valleys in Sumas. Tackle steep climbs and obstacles in this fundraiser event that concludes with a community celebration and local treats.

Experience the epic trails of Mission, British Columbia, with a variety of trail running distances including 8 km, 15 km, and 30 km. Tackle tough climbs and fast downhills in the beautiful Bear Mountain Park.

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.

The Run for Water Trail Race will take place in Abbotsford on Saturday 30 May 2026. You can run between 10 and 50 kilometers.

Test your endurance at Rolley Lake Provincial Park with an 8 hour loop challenge through technical forest trails. Run as many 8 km laps as you choose on a scenic course featuring waterfalls and lake views.

The Heritage Woods Trail Race features 5k and 10k trail runs in Port Moody's Bert Flinn Park. It is part of the TRiO Race Series and offers team registration. The event is scheduled for May 30, 2026.

Trail marathon, half marathon, 10k and a free Cub Run on June 6, 2026 at Kinnikinnick Park. The event supports local trails and shows a fundraising effort for CMBTA.

Run through the old-growth forests of Orcas Island on a challenging trail course with significant elevation gain. The event is a full weekend experience based at the scenic Doe Bay Resort, complete with a post-race celebration.

Experience a unique backyard style loop race in North Vancouver with distances ranging from 7 km to a full marathon. Run solo or form a team to tackle 70 minute loops in this celebration of trail running and endurance.

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.

This trail running event in Ladysmith is part of the Vancouver Island Trail Running Series. Runners can choose between a 10 km or 20 km course, with a separate kids' race also offered.

Experience a rugged trail run through North Vancouver mountains featuring significant elevation and technical terrain. Choose from 35 km or 50 km distances and celebrate at the finish with pizza and a beer garden.

This trail run in Larrabee State Park features distances from a 12K to a 50K, all starting at Fairhaven Park. The course winds through lush forests and along scenic ridgelines with views of Mount Baker. Finishers earn a unique, handcrafted..

The Squamish 50 offers multiple trail running distances in the mountains of Western Canada. The flagship 50 mile race features over 85% singletrack and significant elevation change. The event also supports local community organizations.

Tackle the rugged single track trails of Cobble Hill in this eighth edition trail run. Choose between a 25 km long course or a 12 km short course, both with significant elevation. The event also fundraises for local nature trails.