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Diez Vista is one of the most historic ultras in the country. Founded by local trail runners to showcase the trails and terrain around Port Moody, the race has developed an incredibly loyal following, and has attracted some of the biggest names in ultra running over it’s storied history. The race starts and finishes at Sasamat Lake in Belcarra Regional Park, and takes runners up and down the trails of neighbouring Buntzen Lake, including its namesake Diez Vistas trail. Runners…

The Cap Crusher is a quad-crushing course around the upper Capilano Canyon, staring and finishing alongside Cleveland Dam. If you are unfamiliar with this trail system you will most certainly be surprised at the beauty and challenge of the Cap Canyon network. On a clear day your eyes will be continually darting between the terrain underfoot, the river to your side, and the scenery overhead. Celebrate spring and St Patrick's Day, costumes are encouraged.    

5 Peaks' British Columbia trail race series is an unforgettable opportunity to conquer trail running. Alice Lake is one of Squamish's sweetspots, surrounded by towering mountains, dense forests and grassy areas. There are four fresh water lakes that dominate the landscape and make swimming and fishing very enjoyable pastimes. All races start and finish in the beautiful Alice Lake Provincial Park, where you can even go for a dip post-race, as well as have a BBQ at one of the many…

The 5 Peaks Central Alberta Race Series race #1 is a chance to race on the beautiful trails in Fish Creek Park. This largely flat course, with a few steep hills, starts at Sikome Beach area, then running out past the Bow Valley Ranch Visitor Centre. 5 Peaks races are known for their incredible staff and volunteers, abundant food, great swag, and commitment to sound environmental practices.  

The Ontario trail running race series features some of the nicest trails in the Greater Toronto Area, 5 Peaks Ontario Race Series's first stop at Kelso Conservation Area. The courses include, beautiful trails with rock gardens and roots to challenge runners, two challenging ski hill climbs, and picture worthy views overlooking the park. 5 Peaks races are known for their incredible staff and volunteers, abundant food, amazing swag, and a commitment to sound environmental practices.  

5 Peaks Northern Alberta trail running races are among the most popular of all the Canadian events. The first stop is Terwillegar Park, located in Southwest Edmonton. It is a 186 hectare park that is popular for its rugged terrain and challenging trail system. You can expect many sections that are technical and demand agility/alertness to overcome obstacles. 5 Peaks races are known for their incredible staff and volunteers, abundant food, great swag, and commitment to sound environmental practices.  

The 5 Peaks Trail Running Series delivers some of the best trail this country has to offer. The events are hosted at some of the most spectacular natural spaces in Canada. Each race takes place on pre-marked trails with participants running over rocks, roots, tree stumps and logs, through mud puddles, snow and so much more.

5 Peaks Northern Alberta Race Series is among the most popular of all the Canadian trail running events. Race 2 takes place at Whitemud Park located in southwest Edmonton and nestled at the start of the Whitemud Ravine. The park is a perfect location to enjoy a piece of Edmonton’s urban nature.The race will be a good mix of single track and double track (wider gravel trails), plus a small amount of paved trail. 5 Peaks races are known for their…