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  • Distance: 240 m from City of Lockport
    Sat, Aug 15, 2026 at 8:00 AM

    Double Beast Discount Please head over to winter beast registration if you would like to sign up for BOTH summer and winter Beast. WINTER REGISTRATION Description Are you ready for the Summer Beast of Burden? Whether you are training to complete your first ultra distance event, or are a veteran of the sport, the Summer Beast of Burden is a true test of your endurance, set along the historic Erie Canal towpath. Athletes will choose either the 100 mile, 50 mile or 25 mile distance.Runners start at Wide Water’s Marina where you'll have access to showers, restrooms and our fully stocked aid station. Runners leave the marina and run along a paved trail for approximately 1 mile before crossing the canal on one of Lockport's historic draw bridges and then run along the historic Erie Canal Towpath. Athletes will run approximately 6 miles to another fully stocked aid station and a chance to get out of the sun. Athletes then head out for another 5.5 miles to the Village of Middleport, where they

    will reach a third aid station and turn-around. Our aid stations have hands down the best volunteers you will ever find, and all of the ultra food you will need to fuel your run, including Heed, Water, Coffee, Coke, gels, grilled cheese sandwiches, chicken broth, pizza, pancakes, donuts and...well, you'll have to show up to see!"The Double Beast Buckle" is back! Not only do we have a really cool belt buckle, we give any 100 mile participant a "Double Beast Buckle" if they can finish both the Winter Beast 100 & Summer Beast 100 in the same calendar year. So, you think you've got what it takes? Registration generally sells out early so don't wait, sign up today and get ready to unleash The Beast! Event's current local time: 4:15 AM ET

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  • Distance: 43 km from City of Lockport
    1932 Welland Canals Parkway, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
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    Every Saturday at 9:00 AM

    parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.

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  • Group
    Distance: 35.6 km

    At 09:00 on Saturday mornings, a group gathers outside Bright Pours Cafe on Martindale Road in St. Catharines, and that gathering has become the backbone of Coffee Cruisers. Founded in April 2024 by Chloe, a runner and triathlete, the crew exists for a single reason: movement feels better when it ends with good coffee and good people. Chloe saw a gap in the Niagara region, endurance athletes training largely in isolation, without a consistent gathering point or pace-inclusive community. Coffee Cruisers filled it. The crew has grown to around 30 members, a size that keeps things personal. Saturday runs are short and easy, designed for accessibility. Summer brings Tuesday and Thursday track nights at Oakes Park, where tempo work and sprints replace the casual cruise. There is no fee, no application, no pace requirement. You show up at the cafe, run together, then sit down for the harder work of actually connecting.

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    Ferry Street, Niagara Falls, Ontario, L2G 1S1, Canada
  • Group
    Distance: 46.9 km

    In October 2019, Colin asked a simple question: "Why not here in St. Catharines?" That spark ignited The Corners Run Crew, a growing community now central to the city's running culture. Built on the mantra "Moderate Pace, Positive Space," The Corners operates as a 2SLGBTQ+, BIPOC, and body-positive safe space where everyone is welcomed as part of the team. Founder Colin, a 20-year veteran runner, fosters a supportive environment where people define success on their own terms. The crew's weekly rhythm spans Tuesday evening runs at 19:00, Thursday early mornings at 06:30 at Cafe Pique-Nique, and Saturday trail adventures. Beyond weekly runs, The Corners drives advocacy and fundraising through initiatives like Mindful Miles for mental health awareness, The Rundown Challenge, and Hope Runs Free, which supports safer running for women and marginalized populations. Their impact earned recognition from Pride Niagara and the De daw da devs nye>s Aboriginal Health Centre, establishing them as a

    pillar of community action in Niagara.

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