The Phantom Run

North Vancouver, Canada • 15 Nov 2025

Event details

The Phantom Run 2025 is a winter fundraising trail race in Lynn Canyon Park, North Vancouver, BC. The course runs through the lower reaches of the North Shore trails near the Seymour River and includes both technical and non-technical sections with some steep climbs and descents. Organizers provide hot soup and other food after the race. The event supports local causes; donations to North Shore Rescue are listed and the race contributes to the Harvest Project. Organizers note that weather is unpredictable.

Race distances and registration

Available race distances:

  • 12K
  • 19.5K
  • 25K

Registration is open in tiered pricing periods. Current registration period shown is Sept 3 to Nov 13. Listed current fees for the registration period are: 12K $82.86, 19.5K $93.64, 25K $104.41. Early bird pricing windows were Jan 1–Feb 28 and Mar 1–Sept 2 with higher fees in later periods. The event contact is Trail Whisperer Race Series. Participants are invited to bring non-perishable packaged food to donate to the Harvest Project. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

25 km
25k Run
20 km
19.5k Run
12 km
12k Run
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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