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Sinister 7 Ultra

Name: Sinister 7 Ultra
Start: 2027-07-10
End: 2027-07-10
Location: Crowsnest Pass

Crowsnest Pass, Canada • 10 Jul 2027

The Sinister 7 Ultra will take place in Crowsnest Pass on Saturday 10 July 2027. You can run between 21 and 100 miles. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Canada Alberta Crowsnest Pass

Race information

Website Registration

100 mi

Sinister 7 Solo – 100-Mile

100 mi

Sinister 7 Relay – 100-Mile

50 mi

Sinister 7 Solo – 50-Mile

50 km

Sinister 7 Solo – 50k

Half Marathon

Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

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