Vancouver Island 24 Hour

Duncan, Canada • 19 Sep 2026

Dream Nation Apparel Vancouver Island 24 Hour : Duncan, BC, 19 September 2026

This event offers timed track formats and a virtual option. The available formats are:

  • 3 hour on track
  • 6 hour on track
  • 12 hour on track
  • 24 hour on track
  • Virtual run to be completed during September 2026

Each format can be entered as a team of 2 to 10 people. Registrations are limited for each event and the maximum number of participants allowed on the track at one time is 50. The event again hosts the 2026 ACU 100 km Canadian National Championship, open to ACU members only; non members running the 12 hour or 24 hour can request a 100 km split.

All participants, including virtual entrants, will receive swag from Dream Nation Apparel. Participants who cover more than 100 miles will receive a belt buckle. Fifty kilometre and 100 kilometre split times will be recorded on request. Some food and refreshments are provided and participants may bring their own. There is space on the infield for tents and additional aid stations.

The event benefits the Victoria Hospitals Foundation. Registration fees are non refundable; if the event is cancelled for reasons beyond the organizer's control registration funds will be donated to the foundation. An optional enhanced refund protection program is available through Race Roster. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

100 km
100km National Championships
6 Hour
3 Hour
24 Hour
12 Hour
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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