Run Comfy Numb Trail Race

Whistler, Canada • 30 May 2026

Run Comfy Numb Trail Race, Whistler

Run Comfy Numb is a locally owned trail race in Whistler taking place on May 30, 2026 and organized by Endurance Specific Events. The event began in 2004 and is based on the Comfortably Numb Trail, which the organizer describes as the longest point to point trail in the Whistler valley.

Distances offered:

  • 25 km Run Comfy Numb course
  • 50 km Run Comfy Numb course

The route is nearly all singletrack and includes sustained climbs, technical descents, and sweeping vistas. Parts of the trail are described as black diamond technical terrain with rock rolls, roots and wooden bridge work. Historically the trail was point to point with limited exit options; the route has changed little over the years.

Entry benefits include a Run Comfy Numb 5 panel cap, a custom pint glass for 50 km entrants, a unique finishers medal and a large Moguls cookie. Prize purses are listed for overall places on the 25 km and 50 km and there are cash bonuses for course records plus Masters awards. Event services include a professional medical team, shuttle bus to the race start, chip timing new for 2026, and post race recovery offerings such as ice baths, physiotherapists, RMTs and chiropractors. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

50 km
Run Comfy Numb 50k
25 km
Run Comfy Numb 25k Trail Race
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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