Serra Terror

Grampians National Park, Australia • 6-7 Jun 2026

Event overview

Serra Terror is a two-day team endurance challenge held in the Grampians National Park on the King's Birthday long weekend, scheduled for June 6 and 7, 2026. Teams hike, run or scramble an approximately 80 km course that changes each year. The course includes a mix of single track, open four-wheel drive tracks, hills and flats.

Format and teams

Participants enter as either an Endurance Team or a Relay Team. Both team types require three to eight members. Endurance Teams attempt to complete the entire course as a unit. Relay Teams use interchangeable members at specified checkpoints. The minimum number of team members required on the track at any time has been reduced to three.

Entry fees and information

Early bird entry is $275 per person. From April 1 the fee increases to $300 per person. A reduced fee of $175 applies for participants under 18. Registration is open and the event provides event rules, an information booklet, support crew information and a training guide for participants. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

80 km
Approx 80km Course
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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