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Kamloops Trail Festival

Name: Kamloops Trail Festival
Start: 2025-07-06
End: 2025-07-06
Location: Kamloops

Kamloops, Canada • 6 Jul 2025

The Kamloops Trail Festival is a vibrant relay running event held at Harper Mountain Ski and Snowboard in Kamloops, BC, Canada. Teams of four compete in a 4 x 8 km relay on challenging single-track trails set in beautiful natural surroundings. The festival atmosphere includes live music, food trucks, and fun team challenges, alongside seven brand-name shoe demonstrations offering runners extra incentives. Participants enjoy amenities such as a recovery and massage center, swag bags valued at $50, and the chance to win over $10,000 in door prizes. Each team is provided space for a tent, making it a full day of community, competition, and celebration of trail running. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Canada British Columbia Kamloops

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8 km

4 X 8km Relay

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