Trail Running Calendar Canada 2026-2027

A winter solstice trail event at Marydale Park with an approximately 3.7 km loop, multiple time based options and a team relay. Aid station at each lap, finisher medal and crewneck included, and proceeds support a local charity.

A 20-mile winter trail event at West Bragg Creek made up of three counter-clockwise loops that can be run in any order. There is an eight hour limit and mandatory cold-weather gear for participants.

Experience the Vancouver Trail Run at Grouse Mountain with 10 mile and 50 mile mountain courses. Join this North Vancouver event to explore iconic Pacific Northwest trails.

Join SNOWNERGIE for a winter sports experience in the scenic Sentiers du Boisé of Boischatel. Explore the beautiful Quebec trails during this outdoor event held every February.

Experience a unique indoor run through Montreal's famous RESO underground city. This 5 km challenge takes you from Cours Mont-Royal to Complexe Desjardins away from the winter cold.

Experience the Gatineau Loppet 2027 from February 19 to 21 in Quebec. This premier cross-country skiing event offers classic and free style races ranging from 2 km to 50 km, including multi-day endurance challenges.

Experience a premier winter obstacle run featuring a 5 to 6 km snowy course at Albion Hills. Tackle over 14 challenges like snow crawls and tubing while enjoying themed waves and festive finishers rewards.

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.

Experience a 290 km multi stage race on foot or skis across the frozen landscapes of Canada Northwest Territories. Navigate the Arctic wilderness along the Peel River under extreme conditions and spectacular northern lights.

Experience a self sufficient extreme expedition across the Canadian Arctic. Follow the Dempster Highway and frozen ice roads for 120 or 380 miles to reach the edge of the Arctic Ocean.