Australia
Trail Running Calendar Australia 2026-2027
Explore the best trail runs in Australia for 2026-2027! Our updated list features 311 exciting trail runs across the country. Find your next trail run in Australia below and join the trail community at these great events! Search for a location or view races near Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide or Gold Coast.
June 2027
An annual June weekend in rural Wondai with forest and rail-trail races from 1 km fun runs to a full marathon, plus community and all-abilities events.
A relaxed off road trail run in the Noosa Hinterland on 26 June 2027 offering 10km, 6km and a 1km kids dash with age group categories and timed results.
Beachruns at Club Wyndham Resort in Mission Beach features 21 km, 10 km, 5 km, a 12 km team relay and a 1 km children's dash along sand with ocean views.
July 2027
Multi-day track ultra at Campbelltown Athletics Centre featuring 48, 24, 12, 6, 3 and 1 hour races plus the 24 and 48 hour Australian national championships
Three marathon-distance trail races over three days from 8 to 10 July 2027, held on varied technical terrain around Kuranda with mandatory safety gear and limited water points.
Trail ultramarathon from the Adelaide Hills to the River Torrens with distances from 21 km to 100 miles, aid stations, drop bag and mandatory gear rules.
Trail running at Lake Macquarie NSW with multiple distances, a kids fun run and a Triple Trail Challenge on coastal and lakeside trails.
Beach races on Cable Beach in Broome offering 42.2 km, 21.1 km and 10.5 km distances with lap courses to Gantheaume Point and aid stations every 5 km.
Winery Run in the Hunter Valley on 18 July 2027 offers multiple distances through vineyard scenery with start and finish at Wandin Estate.
Trail running weekend at Mt Remarkable National Park with 50 km, 30 km and 15 km races plus a new two-person 50 km relay in 2027.
September 2027
Trail running in Collie, Western Australia with solo 100km, solo 50km and an 80km relay on the Wiilman Bilya Trail. Fully supported, marked courses with mandatory safety gear and multiple aid stations.