Run The Caves

Race Description:

The first event in our Friday Night Happy Hour series takes place at the stunning Goodrich Loomis Conservation area. All of our Happy Hour races are designed to be a welcoming, informal and community building trail runs. Whether you are hardcore or just starting out there is a place here for you! And we are happy to cheer you on!

Terrain & Course Map:

The course is 8kms and participants can expect to encounter hills, rocks, roots, and mossy log bridges. Some spots can be a bit slippery so caution for all is advised. (Course map will be available soon)

Aid Stations & Facilities:

There are no aid stations for this event. We will have water available at the start/finish line. We are a cupless event. Please bring your own waterbottles.

Goodrich Loomis does have a porta-potty just up from the parking lot. There are no other facilities on course.

Kit Pick Up:

Bibs can be picked up 1 hour before start.

"Day of" registration will be available 1 hour before start for $30.

Timing/Cheating/Awards:

Timing will be done manually and posted to our Facebook pages within 24 hours of the event. There are no placement awards. Cheaters cheat themselves and look lame.

Refunds/Deferrals/Changes:

There will be no refunds for any reason. If you are unable to make the event, you may defer to any one of our other Happy Hour events.

Series Finishers:

There are no medals or awards. We will have Dirty Soles swag available for sale.

For any participants who complete all 3 of our Happy Hour races, they will receive a custom Dirty Soles medal and prize at The Last Hour (the final race in the series)

Sponsored by:

2026 Oak Ridges Moraine

Adventure Relay

— June 13, 2026 —

The Oak Ridges Moraine Adventure Relay returns again in 2026,

this is an epic race full of adventure, excitement, and camaraderie! Join us on on June 13, 2026!

Discover Your Next Great Team Adventure

Join us for the 2026 Oak Ridges Moraine Adventure Relay- a human-powered journey across one of Ontario’s most spectacular landscapes. Whether you’re a seasoned multisport athlete or an outdoor enthusiast looking for a new challenge, this relay delivers:

• Full Relay: ~160 km of canoeing, biking, and running, starting with a canoe leg on Rice Lake in the east, and heading west across the Moraine to York Region.

• Half Relay: A ~90 km course covering the first half of the route (no canoe leg).

Teams can be up to 15 members (Full) or 7 members (Half), and you choose your pace- Elite or Recreational divisions welcome!

The Adventure Relay is more than a race- it’s a fundraiser for the Oak Ridges Trail Association, supporting trail maintenance and awareness of the Oak Ridges Moraine’s natural beauty. With athletes from all walks of life, this event showcases the power of nature to bring people together.

What to Expect

While we’re still finalizing the exact 2026 route, stages, and distances, you can get a sense of the 2025 event and course flow on our sidebar pages. Highlights include:

• Canoe Leg: A scenic paddle on Rice Lake (Full Relay only).

• Bike Stages: 6 stages totaling ~95 km of mixed trail, sand, gravel, and pavement riding.

• Run/Hike Stages: 7 stages totaling ~55 km of rolling trail terrain.

• Support: Water & snacks at checkpoints; self-sufficiency in between.

For past participants- expect it to look a lot like 2025!

(👉 Check out 2025’s detailed maps & stage breakdown for a taste of what’s to come.)

How to Register

Team Captains must register their team first and pay the whole fee for the chosen event.

On registration, the Team Captain will generate a passphrase to allow team members to complete a free registration and join the correct team. Alternatively, Team Captains will receive a targeted link to send to team members, allowing them to register directly to their team. ONLY THE TEAM CAPTAIN SHOULD PAY THE FEE!

Don't have a full team? No problem! If you're an individual or a small group looking to join a team- or a team looking for a few extras- enter your information HERE and we'll do our best to link you up!

Stay Connected

Have questions? Email us at relay@oakridgestrail.org

We can’t wait to see you back racing on the Moraine in 2026! Stay tuned!

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Sunday June 14, 2026

Registration is now open!!

Half Marathon, 10K and 5K in beautiful Fenelon Falls!

Fenelon Falls is known as the "Jewel of the Kawarthas". Run from Garnet Graham Beach Park along the Victoria Trail. The route takes you on a scenic run alongside waterfront, parks and nature. Just like the other events by Endurance Event Productions are known for, this course is FAST, FLAT and SCENIC. Come prepared to have fun and run a personal best!

Start times:

Half Marathon: 7:30am

10km: 7:40am

5km: 7:45am

Finishers will receive a finishers medal and custom event shirt.

Save 10% by registering 5-10 people on the same transaction.

Save 15% by registering 11-20 people on the same transaction.

Due to the nature of the course and narrow roads, along with insurance requirements, strollers and dogs are not allowed in the event.

*The cut-off time is 3 hours 30 minutes after the start of the half marathon.

Race Kit / Bib Numbers

Everyone MUST have a bib number and timing chip in order to take part in the event. This comes with your registration and pick up locations are listed below.

Race day Kit Pick up is available ONLY for those who have purchased the VIP Kit Pick Up Ticket through race roster (available through the "store" link)

Mail out race kits are also available for those who wish to get their bib mailed to them. People who choose this option will pick up their event T-shirt on race day. This option can be purchased through race roster during registration or through the "store" link afterwards.

Three Options for Kit Pick-up

Lindsay - Monday June 8 4:00 - 7:00 pm @ Crossfit Lindsay, 205 St George Street, Lindsay

Toronto - Thursday June 11 4:00 - 7:00 pm @ Culture Athletics, 972 Queen St E, Toronto

Fenelon Falls - Saturday June 13 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, Location TBD

You may arrange for a friend to pick up your kit for you, provided you signed your waiver when you registered and you have given them permission by email (that they can show us) to pick up for you.

Aid Stations

There will be aid stations serving water and XACT electrolyte drink approximately every 2.5 - 3.0 km on the course. There will be no gels or other nutrition available. Runners should carry their own nutrition and deposit any garbage at the aid stations. Please do not leave your garbage on the road or anywhere else along the course - the community supports this event and we want to keep it that way. Be respectful and keep your garbage on you until you get to an aid station, where you can dispose it. Portable toilets will be available at each aid station and at the half marathon turn around.

Race Day Parking

DO NOT TRY AND DRIVE RIGHT TO THE RACE SITE. You may be stuck and not be able to get out. Park off site and walk in.

Option A - A generous amount of parking is available on race day at the Fenelon Falls Community Centre, 27 Veterans Way, Fenelon Falls, K0M 1N0. It is a 20 minute walk to Garnet Graham Beach Park, past White Cottage Cafe and Tim Hortons and over the bridge with a spectacular view of the famous falls over Lock #34.

Option B & C - There are a few lots available in the ‘downtown’ area of Fenelon Falls closer to Garnet Graham Beach Park with access off Francis Street or Bond Street, and some street parking. Traffic may become backed up along these streets so be patient. Please do NOT try to access the parking at Garnet Graham Beach Park or drop off runners by passing through as the lot is reserved for crew, volunteers, race vehicles and vendors.

Note: Do NOT try and access Garnet Graham Park via Water Street. Sometimes your GPS will take you that way - Water Street is a DEAD END and you CANNOT park there - and you may get stuck in there as there is not much space to turn around and have traffic going both ways. So do NOT turn onto Water Street in Fenelon Falls at any time.

Please expect a LOT of traffic coming into town on race day and plan to arrive EARLY and stay calm.

Hotels

There are many types of accommodations in the Fenelon Falls and Lindsay area. There are hotels, cottage resorts, and cottage rentals.

For more information see our website:

https://enduranceeventproductions.com/

Cancellation Policy: No cancellations or refunds. If there is a government or public health order that causes the event to be canceled or a weather or other reason that forces cancellation, you may do the race as a virtual event. There will be no deferrals or refunds. Transfers between distances or to another runners are allowed until June 5, 2025 and can be done though the “transfer” link on the race roster page. There will be a $5.00 administration fee for transfer.

Weather Policy:

Safety always comes first, and Athletics Ontario sets rules and policies that outline when an event must be delayed or cancelled due to inclement weather. In the case of inclement weather that forces our race directors to cancel an event, there will be no refunds. In the case of a weather cancellation, by that time a large portion of the race fees have already been allocated. Registered participants will still receive your swag bag and race shirt. Thank you for understanding these policies.

Sunday, June 14, 2026.

Sometimes you just feel like running.

The Northumberland Run Forest Run will give you a chance to move your legs through some beautiful forest trails.

You can pick one of 4 options.

You can run The Jenny which is a 4 hour run that happens on a 3K loop. You love the loop so much you visit it again and again and again. Challenge yourself to see how many Jennys you can complete in 4 hours. Each lap will make the trail so familiar you'll feel right at home! You and the trail will go together like peas and carrots.

If you are looking for a different challenge, you can do The Lieutenant Dan. This run explores a wonderful 7.5K loop. You may need some magic legs to help with some of those steep hills. You will run one loop as fast as you can.

We also have the Benjamin Buford Blue, but people just call it The Bubba. A fantastic 9K loop that should get you well acquainted with the forest. You may choose to run this one with your best friend and talk about all the ways you can enjoy a day in the forest. You can run, you can walk, you can stroll, you can ….. The Bubba is a one loop run.

And for no particular reason, you may decide to go for a little longer run. You can complete one loop of the Jenny. And when you get done, you can do a loop of the Lieutenant Dan. And when you finish that, you run the Bubba. And you may figure, since you ran this far, maybe you should run to Lookout Mtn using an out-and-back route for a total of 24.6K. And at the end, you may find yourself pretty tired, but happy to know you just completed The FULL GUMP.

This event is self-supported. Participants are responsible for their own nutrition and water. No marshals are on course. Participants are expected to be self-supported.Participants may wish to carry a cell phone or sounding device (i.e. whistle) to access help if they need to access help. Aid is available at the start area (Location 50 - see map).

For the safety of participants, no dogs are allowed in the race.

If you want to add some extra fun, dress for the occasion in your best Forest Gump inspired attire and you may walk away with the trophy for the Gumpiest person at the run.

Most of the trails (Purple Finch, Black Oak, and Sweet Fern) are free from motorized vehicles. Vehicles have access to some of the trails, such as going up to the Lookout. You may encounter a vehicle, but trail etiquette comes into play. You hear them coming and you just step to the side. Usually a friendly wave is exchanged.

We are unable to offer refunds. There are lots of costs involved in running an event that are paid out before the event occurs and cannot be recouped by the organizers. You may be able to transfer your entry if you inform us within a reasonable amount of time.

Northumberland Run Forest Run happily supports

St. John Ambulance

We are always pleased to be able to make a donation to St. John Ambulance and appreciate their presence and support at our event.

The Middle Path Trail race is part of the Outrace Series and Athletics Ontario Trillium Running series. The goal of the Middle Path Organization committee is to provide a race that is accessible to all athletes. Working with Kawartha Nordic and all our sponsors we value the importance of maintaining the environment and becoming a responsible event organizer. We are a green organization that promotes green initiatives and being environmentally friendly.