Iron Legs Mountain Races

ABOUT THE RACE The Moose Mountain Trail Races (MMTR), hosted by Lewiston Ultra Events, is Alberta’s oldest sanctioned trail race, offering 16KM, 29KM, 42KM, and 50KM solo mountain trail distances. This iconic event takes place on one of the original trail systems within the Kananaskis Country park system and has become a cornerstone of the trail running community.Starting and finishing at the West Bragg Creek recreational day-use area, the course ascends from the rolling prairie into the foothills, where over 150KM of beautifully crafted, community-built trails await. Runners will experience an incredible journey along forested single and double-track trails, with the 8,000-foot Moose Mountain, the highest peak in the range, as their stunning backdrop.This grassroots trail event has been a cherished part of the running community for over three decades. It’s more than a race—it’s a celebration of history, tradition, and the extraordinary community that comes together to cheer on every

runner.Lewiston Ultra Events is honoured to carry on the legacy of the Moose Mountain Trail Races, a tradition that began in 1992. REGISTRATION All distances will be $145 CDN (+GST & UltraSignup fee).Participants must be 18 years of age or older on race day.*AMEX (AMERICAN EXPRESS & DISCOVERY) cards are not accepted methods of payment.Lewiston Ultra Events does not offer refunds and there is no waitlist.BIB TRANSFERS:Bibs can be transferred to any distance except for the 50KM event.You must have a 50KM bib to participate in the 50KM distance. However, 50KM bib holders may transfer into another distance if needed.HOW TO TRANSFER:If you’re looking for a bib or hoping to transfer yours, please email [email protected]’ll connect you with others looking to buy or sell a bib and provide full transfer instructions.​TRANSFER DEADLINE:Registration is transferable until 8:00 AM on August 10, 2026, for a $20 administration fee.There are no transfers after 8:00 AM on August 10, 2026 — no

exceptions.Please understand this policy is in place due to liability requirements, medical volunteer coordination, and race integrity.Registration will close August 10, 2026 @ 8am or when the race fills; whichever comes first. THE COURSE Moose Mountain Trail Races hosts four (4) distances: 16KM, 29KM, 42KM & 50KM16KM (11AM START)Elevation gain: 460 metersElevation loss: 460 metersEstimated completion time: 1 hrs – 2.5 hrsTrail Type: 75% Single Track with some Double TrackAid Station @ 8KMFINISH LINE CUT OFF: Runners must cross the finish line by 3:30pm to receive official finish time & finishers medal29KM (8:30AM START)Elevation gain: 1220 metersElevation loss: 1220 metersEstimated completion time: 2.5 hrs – 4.5 hrsTrail Type: 50% Single Track & 50% Double TrackAid Available @ 9KM & 20KMCUT OFF – Runners must arrive at the T-Junction Aid [20KM] by 1pm. Runners after the 1pm cut off will be assisted off the mtn & brought to the finish line.42KM (8:30AM START)Elevation gain: 1620

metersElevation loss: 1620 metersEstimated completion time: 3.5 hrs – 6 hrsTrail Type: 50% Single Track & 50% Double TrackAid Available @ 9KM, 20KM, 27KM & 33KMCUT OFF 1 – Runners must arrive at the T-Junction Aid [20KM] by 1pm. Runners after the 1pm cut off will be assisted off the mtn & brought to the finish line.CUT OFF 2 - Runners must arrive at the Moose Connector Aid [27KM] by 2pm or they will be redirected to the finish line & receive placement in the 29KM distance50KM (8:30AM START)Elevation gain: 2351metersElevation loss: 2351metersEstimated completion time: 4 hrs – 7.5 hrsTrail Type: 50% Single Track & 50% Double TrackAid Available @ 9KM, 22KM, 36KM & 42KMCUT OFF 1 – Runners must arrive at the T-Junction Aid [22KM] by 1pm. Runners after the 1pm cut off will be assisted off the mtn & brought to the finish line.CUT OFF 2 - Runners must arrive at the Moose Connector Aid [36KM] by 2pm or they will be redirected to the finish line & will DNF Event's current local time: 2:18 AM MT

Welcome to the 7th Annual Tsuut'ina Trail Run

The vision of the Tsuut’ina Trail Run is to promote healthy lifestyles through physical activity while raising awareness and funds for community initiatives.

This year's event will run on September 12, 2026 beginning at 9:00 am.

Registration: $50.00 (not inc. processing fees)

We will be returning to the Tsuut'ina Nation Museum as the host site. This year's course will be an out-and-back covering over 12 km-ish of single-track trails, plenty of varying elevation with creek crossings, and beautiful scenery.

Registration includes:

• Technical jacket (Women) Technical Vest (Men) and hat *Registration after September 1, cannot guarantee sizing/availability

• Access to this amazing course for this ONE DAY only

• Entry for draw prizes

In the previous year, we have kept the race fees to ‘market rates’ and donated some funds to the Tsuut’ina Disability Program. However, in light of the ‘high cost of living’ and rising race costs, we wanted to give back and keep our race fees ‘LOW’. So we subsidized the race, absorbed some of the swag costs, and paid from our sponsorship dollars.

About

The event will start and finish at the Tsuut'ina Nation Museum (64 Old Agency Road, Tsuut'ina Nation)

We have revised the course to be an out-and-back format so it can provide runners with plenty more single track and varying terrain.

Welcome to Tails in the Wind!

Paws hitting the pavement for a good cause.

Join us on Saturday, May 1, 2027, for Calgary's only dog mile! Whether you are chasing a PR or just looking for a fun morning stroll with your furry best friend, this net-downhill, wind-at-your-back course is designed to be the fastest fun on four legs.

New this year! We are adding a 5k distance to the event. Like the mile course, it is fast and flat and is of course dog-friendly.

The Divisions

We want everyone to enjoy the park safely, so we are offering separate divisions:

• The Dog Divisions: Dynamic Duo & Dog-Human Walkers

Lace up your sneakers and grab the leash! Whether your pup is your daily training partner or just loves a good sprint through the park, this is your chance to break a sweat (or pant) side-by-side.

• The Human-Only Divisions: Solo & Human Only Walkers

Love dogs but don't have one to bring? This wave is your time to shine! Hit the trail for a fun and furry-free mile. Prime viewing for the dog waves afterward.

Note: We will utilize staggered mile wave starts beginning at 9:30 AM to ensure plenty of space on the path for everyone. There will be a mass start for the 5k.

Registration: Check-in and bib pick-up at the tent in Bluebird Picnic Area. Registrations include human/dog entries, race bibs, finish line refreshments/dog treats, and a race package. Hand timing will be used to provide results.

The Race

The 1 Mile course will start near Snowy Owl Picnic Area and end near Bluebird Picnic Area (point to point, downhill!).

The 5k course will start near Bluebird Picnic Area and loop back.

• Course Accuracy: Both routes have been accurately wheel-measured to ensure exact distance.

• Course Etiquette: Please stay on the right side of the pedestrian path, except to pass

• Shared Course: We do not have exclusive usage of the path. We will be sharing with the public and perhaps other races occurring simultaneously.

We will do our best to ensure the smoothest experience for our racers!

The Post-Race Pawty

The fun doesn't stop at the finish line! Stick around the Bluebird Picnic Area for post-race festivities, including:

• Finish line photos and a bubble machine!

• Post-race human snacks (fruit, granola bars)

• The ultimate Doggy Buffet (treats, peanut butter, and plenty of water)

Running for AARCS

This event is proudly partnered with the Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society (AARCS). A portion of every registration goes directly to helping animals in need. We highly encourage you to set up a fundraising page during registration and ask your friends and family to pledge your run! Our goal is to raise a minimum of 1000$!

Important Doggie Rules of the Road:

To ensure a safe and fun event for all species, please review the following rules:

• Keep it Short: All dogs must be on a standard leash (maximum 6 feet). No retractable leashes permitted.

• One-to-One: Maximum of one dog per registered human.

• Vaccinated & Friendly: All dogs must be up-to-date on vaccinations and comfortable in crowded environments with other dogs and humans.

• Scoop the Poop: You are responsible for picking up after your pet! We will have extra bags and bins on the course.

The Tails in the Wind is proudly powered by Tempered Sports.