Kowen Winter Trails

Wamboin, Australia • 21 Jun 2026

The Kowen Winter Trails is a trail running event held at Wamboin Community Hall in New South Wales, offering marathon, half marathon, and 12 km distances. Runners traverse native forest and groomed forestry trails featuring significant elevation gains—over 400m for 12 km, 600m for the half marathon, and 1400m for the marathon. The courses include challenging ascents such as Mt Amungula for marathoners and Mt Doom for half marathoners, with a mix of dirt trails and some single-track sections. The marathon serves as an official qualifier for the Six Foot Track. Participants must carry mandatory safety gear, including water, a mobile phone, and a space blanket. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

42 km
1400 m+
Marathon 42.2 Km
21 km
600 m+
Half Marathon 21.1 Km
12 km
400 m+
12 Km Trail Run
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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