Noosa Ultra-Trail

Noosaville, Australia • 21 Mar 2026

Event details

The Noosa Ultra Trail takes place in Tewantin, Queensland, Australia, with the event dates listed as 19–22 March 2026 and the main race day on 21 March 2026. The races use sections of the Noosa Trail Network and the event is officially recognised as a UTMB INDEX event. The organiser is Noosa Ultra Trail and athlete information is provided by the event.

Race options and practical info

  • Forest - 15 km - standard $145
  • Cross Country - 25 km - standard $195
  • Pomona Sundowner - 30 km - standard $195
  • Out'N'Back - 50 km - standard $255
  • Hinterland Traverse - 80 km - standard $355
  • Ultra Trail - 100 km - standard $435

Registration is structured with an early bird period (1 Sept - 31 Oct) and a standard period (1 Nov - 31 Jan). Check-in for the event is scheduled across 19–21 March. A buffet luncheon at Peppers is listed for Friday 20 March with a price of $55. Contact is listed under the Noosa Ultra Trail organiser. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

UTMB 20K UTMB 50K UTMB 100K
100 km
Noosa Ultra-Trail : Ultra-Trail
80 km
Noosa Ultra-Trail : Hinterland Traverse
50 km
Noosa Ultra-Trail : Out'n'back
30 km
Noosa Ultra-Trail : Pomona Sundowner
25 km
Noosa Ultra-Trail : Cross Country
15 km
Noosa Ultra-Trail : Forest Run
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
Trail runs nearby

Join Season 13 Round 7 of the SEQ Trail Running Series at Maddock Park on Ewen Maddock Dam for scenic 8.2 km and 14.4 km trail runs. Professionally timed with series points, race photos, a post race coffee cart and event guides available.

Experience Sunshine Coast hinterland trails at the Yandina Five O on 13 June 2026, with distances from 12 km to 50 km that tackle creeks, lookouts and rolling hills. Finish at Terella Brewing for food, drinks and post race fun.

Run the Blackall100 on the Blackall Range in the Sunshine Coast hinterland, choose 100 km, 50 km or 21 km routes through rainforest and waterfalls. The 100 km is a Western States qualifier and finishers earn bells and shirts.