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The Trail Running Series - Anglesea

Anglesea, Australia • 5 Jul 2026

The Trail Running Series : Anglesea

The Anglesea race is the second event in the Trail Running Series for 2026, scheduled for Sunday 5 July 2026 at Anglesea on the Surf Coast. The event offers multiple course lengths to suit different race preferences and training goals.

Distances available at Anglesea include:

  • 8 km
  • 15 km
  • 28 km
  • Friendly 4 km

The event is presented as part of a three-race winter series that also includes Blackwood and Silvan. Race-day provisions for the series include live music, barista coffee, food trucks, free beer and massage services, and a social atmosphere cited in the event information. Courses are described as trail routes through coastal and forest terrain on the Surf Coast.

The range of distances provides shorter options alongside longer routes for endurance preparation. The event information positions the series as a winter trail running program with multiple locations and course formats across May to August 2026. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

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Race information

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