Sasamat Ice Cracker Open Water Swim and SwimRun Challenge

Diez Vista:

"some roots, some rocks, some mud & some nice trail"

Saturday, April 11, 2026

The 28th edition of Western Canada's Classic 50K Trail Run.

Rugged west coast trails around Sasamat and Buntzen Lakes, traversing the Diez Vistas ridge. Start and finish is at White Pine Beach on Sasamat Lake, in Belcarra Regional Park.

A maximum of 575 entries overall will be accepted due to permitting restrictions. There will not be a waitlist.

$10 from every registration goes to support Coquitlam Sear...

TRiO Race Series Race 2:

Heritage Woods Trail Race

Saturday May 30, 2026, 8:30 A.M. North Shore Turf Field / Bert Flinn Park, Port Moody, BC

Race Times

5k: 8:30 A.M.

10: 8:40 A.M.

Team Registration Available

The Team Captain must register first and invite the members to join up!

Captains who register for the team events will set up a password they can send to invite members to register to join their team.

Salomon Coast Mountain Trail Running (CMTR) hosts quality, challenging, professionally-run trail events in world class destinations around BC's Lower Mainland and Thompson-Okanagan regions.

Buckin' Hell

With almost 2500 meters / 8250 feet of climbing and descent through the rough and rugged North Shore Mountains of British Columbia, Buckin' Hell earns its name and reputation. The race starts and finishes at the Mount Seymour Resort, atop Mount Seymour, and runners begin by running straight up the mountain. After tagging a lower summit, runners will begin their 1200-meter descent down to the Seymour River far, far below. Along the way, competitors travel through remnants of old-growth forest, mixed in with modern-day bike trails, woodwork, and seemingly never-ending technical terrain underfoot. Don’t leave it all out there on the descent, as you still have to climb back on up the opposite side of the mountain to finish this thing off! Buckin' Hell is an absolute showcase of some of the best trails and vantage points that Vancouver's North Shore has to offer.

Start and finish in the scenic ski resort area of Mt Seymour Resort. Plan to stick around for our lively Beer Garden in partnership with Bridge Brewing. And don't forget — finish line pizza is included with your registration!

Distance options of a 35K course, a 50K ultra distance, and a 50K two-person relay. Featuring local favourite trails such as the Baden Powell, Mystery Lake, Neds, Severed, Brockton Lookout and the eponymous Old Buck trail, this is one of the most technically challenging 50km races you'll come across!In addition to the classic race-branded beer glass, every runner will also get a pair of these stylish red runners' gloves, also branded with the Buckin' Hell logo.

Registration closes at 600 participants.

$5 from every registration goes towards our adoption of Bridle Path Trail via the North Shore Mountain Bike Association. Additional donations welcome. As well, one tree will be planted locally for every registration, in partnership with a Fraser Valley Indigenous Lands rehabilitation project.

Our Kids Race is a ~1km run designed for ages 3-10 with special kids' bibs and finisher stickers. Registration is free and is available online or on race morning. During registration, we offer parents the opportunity to donate to Butterfly Network, a local organization that supports families dealing with pregnancy and infant loss.

NOTE: Most CMTR events now offer ITRA points; UTMB points are no longer available

Due to consumer legislation, prices are now shown inclusive of all fees.

Final checkout will show actual pricing and fees separately.

• Race swag is not included at the registration prices listed above. Swag can be purchased through the registration process.

Join us at Mt. Seymour for the fifth and final event of the 5 Peaks Trail Running Series in British Columbia.Distances for all ages, abilities, and ambitions.

For course info, race day schedule, and more information, please visit https://www.5peaks.com/mount-seymour

For more information and last minute details, join the BC 5 Peaks Facebook group.