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Castle Alpine Trail Race

Pincher Creek, Canada • 13 Sep 2025

The Castle Alpine Trail Race is a challenging 28-kilometer trail running event held at Castle Mountain Resort in Alberta, Canada. Set in the scenic Rocky Mountains, the race features rugged single-track trails, off-trail sections, and significant elevation gain, covering two mountain summits and a serene alpine valley. Participants can compete solo or in relay teams of two to three.

The course starts and ends at the resort, allowing easy transitions without the need for a support crew. The event offers a vibrant atmosphere with live music and social activities post-race. September weather can be variable, so runners should prepare for conditions ranging from snow and cold winds to heat.

Accommodations nearby include private rooms, hostels, and Airbnbs, making it ideal for a weekend getaway immersed in nature and wildlife. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Canada Alberta Pincher Creek

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28 km
28k Solo or Relay
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