TransRockies Golden Ultra

Golden, Canada • 11-13 Sep 2026

Event overview

The Golden Ultra is a three-day trail running event in Golden, British Columbia, held September 11-13, 2026. The event uses trails in and around the Town of Golden and Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, with a mix of singletrack, double track, gravel, and dirt trails. The event includes two stage-race options and multiple single-day distances. Event capacity is 700 runners and registration was reported as 80% sold out for 2026.

Distances

  • Full Pint (stage race)
  • Half Pint (stage race)
  • 60 km (single day)
  • 30 km (single day)
  • 16 km (single day)
  • 11 km (single day)
  • 5 km (single day)
  • 3 km (single day)

Race services and policies

Race services include professionally mapped and marked courses, a soft blend T-shirt, a customized pint glass, sponsor giveaways, and fully stocked aid stations with nutrition, electrolytes, water, and food. Drop bag access is provided for the 60 km and 30 km races at checkpoints #1 and #4; checkpoint #3 is accessed by gondola. Friday and Saturday evening meals are included for Full and Half Pint participants. Daily podium awards, a professional medical team, over 100 crew/volunteers, and official timing by Zone 4 are provided.

The organizer's stated policies include no refunds under any circumstances. Transfers may be permitted for an administrative fee and deferrals are allowed with specified refund percentages depending on the date. The organizer may cancel or alter the event or stages for safety or other reasons with no reimbursement. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

60 km
60km (saturday)
30 km
30km (saturday)
16 km
16km (sunday)
11 km
11km (sunday)
5 km
5km Only (friday) – Gondy Climb
3km Only (friday) – Catamount Climb
Half Pint
Full Pint
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
Trail runs nearby

Join the Selkirk Slacker Ultra & Relay in Golden BC on May 23, 2026 for timed 8 and 12 hour solo challenges or team relays on a scenic loop trail. Community run with support at Keith King Memorial Park and a pack in pack out policy.