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The Coaster

Sechelt, Canada • 6 Jun 2026

The Coaster : Sechelt, British Columbia

The Coaster takes place on June 6, 2026 at Kinnikinnick Park, Ripple Way, Sechelt, British Columbia, Canada. The event is presented as a trail running event that highlights the coastal community and local trails.

Offered race distances include:

  • Marathon
  • Half Marathon
  • 10k
  • Cub Run (kids)

The Cub Run is listed as free. Other distances are shown as sold out, with listed registration fees of CA$115.19 for the marathon, CA$99.03 for the half marathon, and CA$77.49 for the 10k. Prices are described as inclusive of mandatory charges and fees. Fundraising information shows CA$2,805.71 raised for CMBTA and an indicated 98% figure.

The venue is identified as Kinnikinnick Park - Baseball Diamonds on Ripple Way in Sechelt. The event description emphasizes multiple trail distances and a kids race without giving specific start or finish times. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Canada British Columbia Sechelt

Race information

Website Registration
Marathon
Marathon
Half Marathon
Half Marathon
10 km
10k
The Cub Run
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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