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Aldergrove Ramble Trail Run

Aldergrove, Canada • 8 Mar 2026

Aldergrove Ramble Trail Run

The Aldergrove Ramble event offers two trail running distances in Aldergrove Regional Park, British Columbia, Canada. It is the third event in the 2026 Fraser Valley Trail Run Series.

The available distances are:

  • 8 km
  • 4.8 km (one version is specifically for participants aged 15 and under).

The course runs through Aldergrove Regional Park. The organizers describe the 8 km route as "challenging" and the 4.8 km as "fun." The terrain may include short steep hills, possible muddy sections, and offers great views.

Registration is online. Entry fees are CA$24.29 for the 8 km and standard 4.8 km runs, and CA$18.74 for the Youth 4.8 km run. A CA$10.00 surcharge applies for race-day registration. The event is organized by Peninsula Runners. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Canada British Columbia Aldergrove

Race information

Website Registration
8 km
Aldergrove Ramble 8.0 K
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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