Suffer on Centennial

Suffer on Centennial

Suffer on Centennial is a trail running event held at West Hawk Lake in the Whiteshell region of Manitoba. The organizer presents a 100 km course described as the longest point to point race on the central Prairies; the terrain includes technical sections of the Canadian Shield. New for 2026, the 50 km and 100 km routes use the Onishkatoon Gwaykaadiziwin trail around the east side of Falcon Lake.

Offered distances:

• 100 km individual
• 100 km relay up to 6 people
• 50 km point to point
• 25 km two loops
• 8 km one loop

Included items and services: finisher medals for 25 km and 50 km and relay runners, custom trophies for 100 km finishers, patches for 8 km and relay finishers, a custom performance t shirt for all distances, fully stocked aid stations, and food vouchers at Trails End Restaurant. Participants can earn points toward prizes through UTofMB.

Administrative details: no refunds after registration; a Manitoba Park Pass is required for all vehicles on race day; bib transfers allowed through Ultrasignup until April 25 2026. Cutoff times are 16 hours for 50 km and 18 hours for 100 km. Age limits: 18 years or older for 25, 50 and 100 km/relay; 15 years or older with parental consent for the 8 km, and under 15 must run with a registered parent. The Race Director may change the course, cancel the event, or switch to a virtual format depending on weather, trail conditions, or regulations. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.