2026 Frankston Swim Classic

A challenge for the truly hardy cold water champions. Each participant will spend 10 minutes in water measured between 10 - 10.9c this will be strictly timed and followed by 10 minutes in the steam room and repeated 10 times. This event is non assisted and is for those that are ready for a skins challenge ONLY.

Fina prescribed bathing suit with no buoyancy or thermal lining, a single silicone cap, goggles (no masks, snorkels, fins, booties, gloves or thermal hoods)

The challenge takes 3.5 hours to complete

We are capping at 40 participants in year one, 20 participants per session

Full support from coaches, on water and first aiders.

Event to be held from the BRYC ramp with access to change rooms and steam room for participants only

The City of Casey's one and only Half Marathon event the Berwick Half is holding its fifth annual event. Featuring something for the entire family with 5 distances to chose from there is a: Half Marathon (21.1km), 10km, 5km, KIDS Mile (1.6km) and Junior Jog(Under 7's).Set within the picturesque Berwick Springs Park on a flat 5.25km circuit that allows Friends and Family great viewing and support options. Finishers Medals for ALL!

Event details and schedule

DEVILBEND TRAIL RUN 2026

Devilbend's 50th running

The Mornington Peninsula Athletic Club is delighted to welcome our community to this year's edition of the Devilbend Trail Run on SUNDAY 16 AUGUST 2026.

This year will be the 50th running of Devilbend. We started as a 30km road race in 1976. Then became a half marathon. Finally we turned into a Trail Run. So come celebrate our 50th running of Devilbend.

Note. For those who do their maths, it would have been 51 except for a year of due to Covid!

ANYWAY

Whether you're looking for a fun exercise challenge outdoors, wanting to run further or faster than last year, or are looking to dip your toe into the exciting world of trail running - the Devilbend Trail Run is the event for you!

Whatever your fitness goals, come and experience a unique event that explores one of the hidden gems of the Mornington Peninsula, the Devilbend Natural Features Reserve.

Winding its way through the pristine surrounds of the reservoir, our courses travel along the trails and tracks of the reserve, plus a 1.5km gravel road section for the 21.1km run. From grass to gravel, stones, mud and even clay, the course is as versatile as it is challenging, unexpected and fun!

Bring the family and make a day of it exploring the beautiful surrounds, or recuperate at one of the many local cafés or wineries in the region.

Full details, start times, parking, and FAQ are available at

www.devilbend.com.au