5 Peaks Trail Running Series: Albion Hills
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About the race
The event takes place at Albion Hills Conservation Park in the hills of Caledon on the banks of the Humber River. The course uses singletrack trails with winding climbs and descents and passes through varied terrain with notable scenery. The site offers family facilities, post-run activities, a pool and opportunities to camp along the river.
Race distances listed are:
- 7.5 km Sport Run or Hike
- 15 km Enduro Run or Hike
- 22.75 km Grit Run
Race distances and maps are subject to change based on trail conditions. Washroom facilities are available at the start and finish area.
Logistics notes included in event information: park admission is added to the race fee at registration; race participants are admitted to the park at no extra charge on race day while spectators pay the park entrance fee. On arrival, identifying as a 5 Peaks runner allows entry and participants are directed to the large parking lot near the pool; the start/finish area is a short walk from the designated parking area.
The event is cup-free: no cups at start, finish or aid stations. Water and electrolyte drink are provided at the start, finish and at one or more aid stations; participants expected to be out longer than an hour should carry a receptacle. The course prohibits dogs, headphones, strollers or baby joggers and nordic walking poles.
Merchandise and finisher medals are available for purchase at registration and are not included with entry; swag, medals and awards must be picked up at the race and will not be mailed. Medals are awarded to the top three finishers in each gender in each age and distance category and to the top three overall in each gender, with an awards ceremony after results are compiled.
A land acknowledgement notes the event is held on Traditional Territories and Treaty Lands including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishinaabe of the Williams Treaty First Nations, the Huron-Wendat and the Haudenosaunee. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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