Trail Running calendar near Courtland 2026-2027

A 15 hours 23 minutes trail event on June 20, 2026 at Marydale Park offering an individual timed option and a relay for teams up to five. The course uses an approx 3.7 km loop on mixed trails with one aid station per loop.

Runners start together in London, Ontario and pick their own routes to get as far as possible from the start within set time limits. The race includes 8 hour, 4 hour and 2 hour categories and uses live tracking for verification.

A 5K obstacle event at Victoria Park in Kitchener on July 11, 2026, featuring 25+ obstacles and 2.5 million cubic feet of foam. Festival features include a free kids zone, live DJ, food vendors and a licensed beer garden.

A 5 kilometre obstacle run at Victoria Park in Kitchener on July 11 2026 with more than 25 obstacles and 2.5 million cubic feet of foam. The event includes a free kids fun zone, live DJ, food vendors and a licensed beer garden.

Six days and six stages totaling 60 km around Waterloo and Cambridge in July 2026. A multi-discipline event combining road, trail, cross country and track with a tech shirt and finisher medal.

A 5K obstacle event at Boler Mountain on July 25, 2026 featuring 25 plus obstacles, 2.5 million cubic feet of foam, a free kids zone, live DJ, food vendors and a licensed beer garden.

A weekend trail event at Dundas Valley Conservation Area on July 25 2026 featuring a 7 km loop plus multi loop and timed options, including a Gong Show elimination format. Finishers of 100 miles receive a custom belt buckle.

A backyard ultra on an approximately 3.36 km loop in Arva Ontario where runners repeat an hourly 6.7056 km loop until one remains; the field is limited to 67 and the event supports the Children's Health Foundation.

Eight consecutive stages across the Waterloo region totaling 80 km, combining road, trail, cross country, time trial and track races. Includes a technical t shirt, finisher medal, on course fluids and limited post race refreshments.

An in-person family fitness event at Gibbons Park on August 22, 2026 featuring obstacle runs for adults, three youth categories and a K9 course, with specific equipment rules and no refunds.

Raid the City is a three hour urban navigation race in Hamilton where teams of two collect points at checkpoints across trails, roads, alleys and parks. Teams must run on foot and use a smartphone app to track checkpoint visits.

Tough Mudder Toronto at Gopher Dunes on September 12, 2026 offers 5K and 15K mud courses with multiple obstacles, finisher rewards, spectator options, group packages and volunteer opportunities.

Obstacle race weekend on September 13, 2026 at Gopher Dunes near London Ontario, offering a 5 km Sprint with 20 obstacles and a 10 km Super with 25 obstacles. Prices and a promo code EARN20 are listed.

Beat Bechtel is a certified two loop trail 5 km at Bechtel Park in Waterloo on September 13 2026. The chip timed event has minimal extras, is free to Run Waterloo members, and lists a base fee of $15 plus fees.

A community fundraising run at Kiwanis Park on September 19, 2026 offering 5 km, 10 km, a 5 km walk and a 200 m kids race; courses run on park dirt trails with water stations and medals for finishers.

Trail races at Springwater Conservation Area in Aylmer on September 26, 2026 offer 8k, 16k, 24k and an 8k night race with mandatory headlamps. Entries include park admission and part of proceeds support the Children's Health Foundation.

A chip timed trail event in Hamilton with distances from 1 km kids runs to a technical 21 km on the Bruce Trail. Cupless aid stations, included Canadian toque and optional medals for purchase.

A trail event at the Donkey Sanctuary of Canada on September 27, 2026 offering a 5 km and a 1 km option, fundraising for the sanctuary. Registration fee is CA$40 per entry.

A cross country style race on a 2.5 km pasture loop at Willibald Farm Distillery & Brewery, with 5 km and 10 km options. Proceeds support the rare Charitable Research Reserve and participants receive curated goods and official timing.

Trail event at Christie Lake with a 5.3 km loop and distances from 5 km to a 53 km solo or relay. Aid stations use no disposable cups, finishers receive medals, and the event supports Oceana Canada.