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Headwall Hustle

Name: Headwall Hustle
Start: 2025-07-26
End: 2025-07-26
Location: Fernie

Fernie, Canada • 26 Jul 2025

The Headwall Hustle is a challenging 15-kilometer trail race held at Fernie Alpine Resort in British Columbia. Part of the Elk Valley Ultra series, the course features a scenic and demanding route that climbs through Cedar Bowl to the Headwall, then descends steeply through Timber Bowl to the finish. The event welcomes adult and youth runners, with categories for male, female, and non-binary participants, including age divisions. Limited to 150 racers, the race offers a swag bag with custom gear, a finish line brunch, trophies, free race photography, and a fully stocked aid station. It celebrates the return of trail racing in Fernie with a vibrant community atmosphere. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Canada British Columbia Fernie

Race information

Registration

15 km

15k

Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

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