Races

Unfortunately it looks like our race will be cancelled this year. It has been communicated to registrants via email and posted on social media outlets. We are offering a 50% refund or deferral for participants. If runners run the distance on their own, we will also send them a pair of PYP 2020 finisher socks.

Thanks all. 

 It will come as no surprise that Seaton Soaker will be cancelled this year. My permits from the City and the School Board have been cancelled.

At this point there are 4 options to entertain as we deal with this cancellation:

Due to the current situation surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic we have had to make the decision to defer our 2020 event to 2021. Conquer the Canuck Marathon Ultra Trail Weekend has been officially deferred to June 12 & 13, 2021. As communicated, all 2020 registered participants will be automatically registered into our 2021 event at no additional costs to them. This decision has been made on the strong recommendation of our event venue, the GRCA, as they cannot guarantee that their venue will be operational by the date of this year's event.

We are truly sorry to inform you that the 2020 version of the Niagara Ultra has been cancelled. The next edition of the race will be June 19, 2021.

We regret to inform our participants that we will be cancelling the 2020 Suntrail Pure Grit Trail Race due to COVID-19.

Refunds will be issued minus the processing fee. We look forward to seeing everyone next year.

Photos from the 2019 Races can be seen at   https://www.pjtstreet.com/Events/612-24hr-Race-Ottawa-2019/

 Iroquoia Trail Test 2020 has been cancelled.

This is definitely our fastest trail race and probably the fastest 100 mile trail race course in Canada. The course is as close to flat as you will find and the trail is wide, groomed, and accessible. All distances are run on an out-and-back course with plenty of aid stations along the way. The scenery is quite nice and runs alongside conservation land, a golf course, farmers' fields, lush forests, ponds, creeks, and more. For much of the race, there will be kilometre markers on the route.

This is a great opportunity to run a personal best or to try a new distance.

Hello Limberlost Challenge participants,

We are writing to announce the unfortunate cancellation for this year’s 2020 Limberlost Challenge. This has been a very difficult decision, however, we feel it is the only decision we can make that keeps our runners, their families and our volunteers safe. We want to assure you that this is just a blip on our running event radar and that we will come back stronger than ever in 2021.  The 2021 Limberlost Challenge is planned for Saturday July 3rd.

2019 will mark the 28th 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.

For many years now, we have been inviting runners to join us for our annual September 6-hour race in Kingston. We are proud to hold it once again upon the grounds of the Royal Military College, on the shore of Lake Ontario. This is a beautiful short loop (1.1 km) around a tiny historical fort.

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.

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.

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

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.