Trail Series

The Beav Trail Race takes place at the Hilton Falls Conservation Area, which is known to have some of the best trails around.  This course is primarily made up of rolling, groomed trails with some short but tougher and more technical sections on the Bruce Trail thrown into the mix.

The Sticks n’ Stones Trail Race takes place on the beautiful trails of the Christie Lake Conservation Area in Dundas, ON.  The course is a 5k loop on groomed, rolling trails that will have participants run around the lake and across the dam. The course is well marked, non-technical, and has 2 aid stations each loop; the first aid station is 2k into the loop and the second is at the start/finish area.

The trails are a mix of mountain bike single track and wider open double track. About 2/3 is single track. It is through rolling hills at the south end of the Bruce Peninsula.
There are awards for top 3 in all categories and great draw prices.

Welcome to the 14th Anniversary of the Fat Ass Trail Run! The Fat Ass as we lovingly call it started 14 years ago with 23 participants who didn't quite know what they had gotten themselves into and who fell in love with running the trails of the Batawa area. In 2013 the race had grown to over 700 participants. Everyone is welcome; fast, slow, young, old, runners and walkers.  While every race has competitive runners throughout who either race against each other, themselves or the clock; the Fat Ass is meant to be a fun race.

This is a true runners’ race, where the greater portion of race fees are spent on the participants. 

Come be a part of Northern Ontario’s longest, toughest and most remote trail run!  Enjoy breathtaking scenery of the Laurentian Mountains in the peak of the autumn colours.

Bring your compass and sense of adventure to the Iroquoia Trail Test 2019. Proceeds to benefit on-going operations of the Crawford Lake Conservation Area

On a 2.5km loop: Well maintained and marked trail through the forrest on Camp Heidelberg property of the Optimist Club of Kitchener Waterloo.

2018 will mark the 27th anniversary of the event which saw its inaugural race take place in 1993. The race has grown steadily since its inception and once again we will offer your choice of 12K, 26K, 50K, 50 mile, the 4 person relay for the 100 mile, each runner running 25 miles, and of course, our signature event, the Haliburton Forest 100 Miler.

The Limberlost Challenge 2019 promises to be better than ever. Experience the very best of trail courses.  The Limberlost Forest and Wildlife Reserve is the trail runner’s dream with its challenging terrain that will take you alongside pristine lakes, through a wetland with its tier of beaver dams, up and over some steep inclines and either tiptoeing or splashing through the occasional creek or mud hole.