21K Run, 10K Run/Walk, 5k Run/Walk, 1K Free Kid's Run
Join Us For A Family Friendly Thanksgiving Weekend Run/Walk!
SATURDAY OCTOBER 10, 2026
Thank You for Supporting Rotary's Work in our Community!!
Photos Courtesy of Greg Cowan
Thank you to our Signature Sponsor!
LOCATION
Beaver Valley Community Centre
81 Victoria Street, Thornbury (by the water tower)
REGISTRATION FEE
Includes: Custom Race Swag, Chip Timing, Custom Race Medals, Draw Prizes Courtesy of our Local Businesses, DJ onsite, Free Parking, Onsite Indoor Facilities, Indoor Post Race Food, & LOTS of FUN!!
** swag to FIRST 700 RUNNERS or Until Quantities Last!
NEW: First 10 run/walk registrants get a free TC Rotary Water bottle!
Fun Roasted Turkey Hats, Tutus & Water bottles also for sale upon registration or in the Store section (top right)!
NEW! 15% Family Discount when registering a family 3- 6 participants in a single transaction. Simply add additional registrants in the final step prior to closing out. More help on registering multiple family members below!
Need Accommodations! Check out Blue Mountain Resorts
Blue Mountain Resort has extended a special accommodation offer exclusively for Thornbury Turkey Trot participants. Turn your event weekend into a relaxing “RaceCation” at Blue. Bring your friends and family and enjoy all the perks of being a resort guest, including access to mountain attractions, great dining, shopping, and more. Participants receive 20% off on all accommodation types, based on availability.
To book your RaceCation click here:
NEW!! Visit Our Online Store to Purchase Race Shirts
Kid's & Adult sizing from the Uniform Factory Collingwood
Race Day pickup/Collingwood Pick up or by mail
https://turkeytrot2026.itemorder.com/shop/category/639510/
RACE KIT PICKUP & Late Registration @ Beaver Valley Community Centre-
Friday, Oct 9- 3pm-8pm (Highly encouraged!)
Race morning-6:45 am- Late Registration/ Bib Pick up- CLOSES 8:00am SHARP :)
Saturday October 10 Race Day Welcome - 8:45am
Kids 1km Fun Run- 9:00
Half Marathon, 10km, 5km- 9:30
RACE WINNERS GIFT CERTIFICATES COURTESY of RUNNER'S DEN OWEN SOUND!!
$100 Female/Male Half Marathon Overall Winners, $75 -10Km, $75 - 5Km
Overall top 3 race winners, top male and female runners in each age category
Age Category Recognition: Male/Female-under 12; 12-19; 20-29; 30-39; 40-49; 50-59; 60-69; 70+
Course Details: Maps and Elevation information can be found on the upper left menu of this page
Half Marathon is supported for 3 hours. Please make support arrangements thereafter.
Cancelation policy: Cancelation policy: Sorry no cancellations or refunds due to weather or public health orders. There will be no deferrals or refunds as expenses have already be accrued. Transfers between distances or to another runners are allowed though the “transfer” link on our race roster page.
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 fee’s have already been allocated. Registered participants will still receive your swag bag. Thank you for understanding these policies.
Registration is NON-REFUNDABLE due to pre-purchased race expenses!!
BIBS can be TRANSFERRED to another participant for any distance until October 9 9am! ($3 service fee applies) Check out our Facebook page to find a bib if the race sells out.
https://www.facebook.com/thornburyturkeytrot/
Race Director: Rotarian Lucy Hilts- [email protected]
MORE 2026 RACE DAY INFORMATION BELOW
Thornbury Clarksburg Rotary Supports Numerous Community Projects!
Just a few below….
Moreau Park Revitalization Project: https://tinyurl.com/2ys9t3us
GBCS & BVCS Student Awards, Program Support, Backpack Program
School Library Resource Donations, Student in Need supports
Summer Camp Sponsorship for Local Students
Hope Haven Student Program Support
Georgian College Nursing Program Bursaries
Beaver Valley Outreach Preschool Support, Good Food Box, Garden Expansion
Defibrillator Donations
My Friend’s House/ Events for Life/ Tree Trust Donations
Rotary International Youth Exchange, Rotary Leadership Conference
Elgon Ngoma Solar & Bedding Project- Uganda
Clean Water Project- Guatemala
Maternal Health Initiatives -Tanzania
Chihuatlan- Mexico
Numerous Capital Projects
And much much more….
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!!
CORR is your go-to community for running, hiking, and walking — all ages, all paces, all bodies welcome. Jump into biweekly flagged routes, fun challenges, social meetups, and trail days, with chances to score prizes along the way. Whether you’re just getting started or chasing new goals, it’s all about getting outside, exploring nature, and sharing the experience with great people.
2 Options to Participate:
(1) Season Membership (full access to all events and socials)
6 bi-weekly flagged trail run/hike/walk courses with 'Apres' socials (June/July/Aug)
A welcoming environment for all levels — from first-time trail runners/hikers to seasoned racers (short course ~4K and long course ~8K)
Strava challenges to explore more of the beautiful Blue Mountains trails
Social events and community meetups
Volunteer trail days and stewardship for your local trails
Giveaways from local business partners
(2) Single Event Registration (access to a single selected 'flagged' event)
2026 Summer Event Locations:
June 11 - Highlands Nordic (1182 Nottawasaga Rd, Concession 10 N, Duntroon, ON L0M 1H0, Canada)
July 9 - Blue Mountain Resort (430 Gord Canning Dr #334, The Blue Mountains, ON L9Y 0V2)
July 23 - Kolapore Uplands Conservation Reserve (528150 Osprey - The Blue Mountains Townline, Feversham, ON N0C 1C0)
Aug 6 - Beaver Valley Ski Club (100 Pioneer Drive, Markdale, Ontario, N0C 1H0)
Aug 20 - Wasaga Beach Provincial Park (101 Blueberry Trail, Wasaga Beach, ON L9Z 1H1) rescheduled from June 25 due to dangerous weather
Sept 3 - Osler Bluff Ski Club (795534 The Blue Mountains Clearview Townline, The Blue Mountains, ON L9Y 0R7)
BLUE BULLY ULTRA
3-Day Stage Race
Sign up for individual days, or all three at once to be a part of the full weekend experience
This isn’t just a race – it’s a full weekend of trail running and fun, designed for every kind of runner. Challenge yourself over three days of trail racing – from fast vertical climbs, to ultra-distance grinds, to a strategic time-based finale. Ontario’s only three-day stage race is on the weekend September 25 - 27. Will you take on the challenge? The weekend offers three styles of race, all set to the backdrop of the changing autumn colours of the Bruce Peninsula. The Big Bully consists of the longest distances of all three days, or choose the Little Bully and do the shorter distances.
Day 1: The Stampede
The Friday evening event is short and fast, with as much vertical as we can pack into 5km.
Day 2: The Drive
Saturday is about distance, in this cross-country 50k/25k classic. For buckos aged 15 and under, there is also the Woolly Bully Kids Race.
Day 3: The Round-Up
We wrap up the weekend on Sunday with a 3-hour, timed loop race. Do as many loops as you can in three hours.
There is an award ceremony each day, where the top three female and male finishers will join us on the podium. On Sunday, we have the big awards for the top competitors who raced all three days of the Big Bully and Little Bully.
What you get:
• First and foremost, you get a fun, exciting, and professionally organized event
• Racers who sign up for all three days get a ticket to the post-race meal on Friday and Saturday – everyone else is welcome to purchase tickets
• Each day has a different swag item – Day 1 = microfleece neck tube/head wrap – Day 2 = high-quality tech tee – Day 3 = custom Blue Bully toque. Register for all three days and you receive all three!
• A social event and fun times after both the Friday and Saturday races, plus live music on Saturday
• The grand finale and closing ceremony on Sunday
• We don't cut corners when it comes to safety and the other hidden details – we offer full medical and SAR support to our competitors
Share the Love: Use the Race Roster referral tool when you register, and you will build up a credit to score free swag from our race store. For each successful referral (i.e. the person signs up), you will get:
• 5 referrals = a short-sleeve tee or equivalent
• 10 referrals = a race hoodie or equivalent
• 20 referrals = $150 race credit
Pro tip: If you want to sign up for two days, or register a friend, you need to select ADD ANOTHER before you check out, and then select the second day.
4th Annual Collingwood 10k
Welcome to the 4th Annual Collingwood 10k, an exhilarating race that showcases the stunning beauty of Collingwood's Waterfront. This much-anticipated event invites runners of all levels to experience the charm of this picturesque town while pushing their limits in a challenging 5 & 10-kilometer race.
The 5K will start with the 10k racers and run with them for the first 2km before they turn a different way.
Starting and finishing at the base of Collingwood's Historic Downtown with all its amazing local businesses, it is favourable to everyone including the spectators.
All profits of the race will be evenly distributed towards Youth Sport organizations that volunteered during the day.
Team Challenge!
Whether you’re a corporate crew, local gym squad, run club, hockey team, or a big family looking for a fun challenge, creating a team is the perfect way to experience the Collingwood 10K together. Team members receive a registration discount, compete for extra prizing, and earn ultimate bragging rights around town. Rally your crew, represent your community, and make race day even more memorable! Minimum of 5 people per team to qualify. Top 5 times will only be counted, Awards for Fastest time, Biggest Team & Most Spirited Team
We are proud to announce that this event is sanctioned by Athletics Ontario.
We are thrilled to announce that we are partnering with La Sportiva for our events this year. Not only will La Sportiva be at our races with their demo fleet of shoes to try but they will also be giving away 2 pairs of shoes!
We are also now working with a new, LOCAL, nutrition company called THN Labs. They are generously providing each runner with gels in their race kit as well as gels available at our aid stations. The gels contain only 4 ingredients: maple syrup, tahini, sea salt, and rowanberry extract. For more information on the product, click on their logo below:
Run the Full Marathon on the Saturday or the Half Marathon on the Sunday!!!
Or register for THE BRUCE DEUCE and run them both!!!
In addition to 2 medals, finishers of The Bruce Deuce will receive an additional race souvenir.
PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS FOR THE 2026 EVENT
We are very excited to be able to offer a unique trail racing event on the Beaver Valley Section of the Bruce Trail. The race is named the Falling Water Marathon after the Falling Water section of the Beaver Valley Bruce Trail that participants will get to enjoy. It's not a fast course and it will almost certainly be the most challenging marathon you will ever run but the views will be spectacular!
This course is not meant for beginners. Although there are not any specific qualifying standards for this event, runners should definitely have experience running on trails. Every single year that we have hosted this event, we hear from A LOT of participants "that was harder than I expected!" The course is rocky, rooty, and very hilly. Aid stations will be further apart than many of our other events, due to the challenging terrain and limited access points. Although it is a "marathon", it is not a Boston Qualifier and if that irritates you, this probably isn't the race for you! Seriously, this race is tough. There will be waterfalls, steep climbs, and incredible views. The scenery will make the challenge worth it!
Please note all Happy Trails Racing events are cup-less so you will need to have a collapsible cup or bottle to fill at the aid stations.
Registration:
In order to maximize the runner's experience and protect the trails, we are limiting the race to only 100 participants in each distance - the trail marathon (approximately 42km) and the trail half marathon (approximately 21km). This race typically sells out fairly quickly. To be fair, we will not hold spots for anybody. Also, please note that we don't have waitlists. If spots open up they will be available on Race Roster so check back occasionally.
Note: The Marathon will take place on Saturday, August 8, 2026 at 9:00am and the Half Marathon will take place on Sunday, August 9, 2026 at 9:00am.
We will be donating $20 of every registration to the Beaver Valley Bruce Trail Club. Thank you for your support!
This donation will go directly to the Bruce Trail Club, without which, this event would not happen.
Race Details:
Marathon:
It's tough. Like, really tough.
This course has nearly 1600m of elevation gain and another 1600m of elevation loss. There are a few big climbs that will be difficult but it's the hundreds of little rollers that will break you down! Poles are permitted.
Click here for the Marathon Course GPX File.
Almost all of the race takes place on the Main Trail of the Bruce Trail (except for the trail crossovers and the newly added Kimberley Side Trail at the very end of the race). The course is permanently marked with blue blazes on the crossover trails and white blazes for the rest of the course (runners absolutely MUST have an understanding of how to follow blazes). We will further mark the course with orange flags and ribbons. Our markings will be done sparingly but we will do our very best to clearly mark all important turns. When in doubt, follow the white blazes!
The race will start and finish at the Beaver Valley Ski Club. Runners will make their first crossing through the valley (East bound). This section, which takes place on the crossover trail (blue blazes) will have participants tackling one of the most challenging climbs of the day right at the start of the race. Runners will then head South and cross back to the West side via Campbell's Hill and Graham's Hill. This will involve a run down (about 1k) to the low-point of the valley followed by a LONG climb back up the other side. This climb is approximately 1.5k long and is tough. Oh yeah, marathon runners are going to have to complete the climb again towards the end of the race! It is runnable, but only if you are a black-belt hill ninja- It is on road (quite rough and sketchy road, however) so that makes it a bit easier, right?
Runners will then head South all the way to the Southern-most point of the course, just beyond Hogg's Falls. Runners will then head North past the beautiful Eugenia Falls (bring a camera, if you can) all the way back to that dreaded Campbell's Hill/Graham's Hill crossing, which they will do again. Once runners are back on the West-side of the valley, they will venture back North to the Beaver Valley Ski Club. Once you make your way up, up, up, up to the very top, you will run along the top section of the ski hill and onto some rolling single-track trail. You will run all the way to a road, where you will turn around. From this point, the final 4-5km are MOSTLY flat/downhill. Easy peasy.
Half Marathon:
The Half Marathon course is much more than HALF of the marathon! It contains the 2 most challenging sections from the full marathon and has close to 1000m of elevation gain.
The race will start and finish at the Beaver Valley Ski Club. Runners will make their first crossing through the valley (East bound). This section, which takes place on the crossover trail (blue blazes) will have participants tackling one of the most challenging climbs of the day right at the start of the race. Runners will then head South and cross back to the West side via Campbell's Hill and Graham's Hill. This will involve a run down (about 1k) to the low-point of the valley followed by a LONG climb back up the other side. This climb is approximately 1.5k long and is tough.
Once runners are back on the West-side of the valley, they will venture back North to the Beaver Valley Ski Club. Once you make your way up, up, up, up to the very top, you will run along the top section of the ski hill and onto some rolling single-track trail. You will run all the way to a road, where you will turn around. From this point, the final 4-5km are MOSTLY flat/downhill. Easy peasy.
Please note that the 1/2 marathon contains almost all of the big climbs from the full marathon and, therefore, is far more than "half as challenging". It's a beast.
Make a Weekend of it!
Although the Beaver Valley Bruce Trail section is a great reason to visit the area, the surrounding towns are what initially drew us to the area. There are a lot of Airbnb options in the area and cottages that can be rented as well. There is a 'tiny house' that we often rent that has the most unbelievable view and the owner (Brenda) is an incredibly gracious host. There are other great places as well. In fact, last year we were able to rent a cottage at the Beaver Valley Ski Club and spend the weekend just steps from the starting line. Make sure you stop by the Kimberley General Store for some pastries, coffee, and really cool souvenirs. Top of the Rock is a great place to grab groceries (LCBO inside as well), baked goods, produce, and hot food. Our favourite place to eat is definitely Justin's Oven. Amazing!
Race Cut-off:
Because of the difficulty of this course, the cut-off time for the marathon will be 11 hours. There will be a rolling cutoff in effect as follows:
Aid Station #1 (approximately 8.5 km): 2hrs 15mins (11:15am). This section is amongst the most challenging.
Aid Station #2 (approximately 15 km): 4hrs 15mins (1:15pm)
Aid Station #3 (approximately 25 km): 6hrs (3:00pm)
Aid Station #4 (approximately 31 km): 8hrs (5:00pm)
Aid Station #5 (approximately 39 km): 9hrs 45 mins (6:45)
Finish (approximately 42.2km): 11hrs (8:00pm)
The cutoff for the half marathon is 5.5 hours (2:30pm).
Race Swag:
This year, we are switching it up a bit. In the past years, we have given out backpacks and duffel bags. However, this race tends to bring back A LOT of repeat runners (many of whom now have a collection of Falling Water bags). For that reason, this year, for the first time, we will be providing a race shirt.
Post Race Food:
We understand that people have different dietary restrictions, needs, and preferences. Because of this, rather than include the cost of a post-race meal that you may or may not enjoy/ be able to eat, we do not include meals in our race registration fees. We suggest checking out one of the great eateries in the area or bringing your own stuff. We will have snacks available at the finish line, just not an actual meal.
Refund Policy:
Happy Trails Racing has a great policy regarding race refunds/transfers: register with confidence knowing that you can take advantage of our early bird pricing and, if you need to back out, you can do so up to 30 days before the race with a 100% race credit that can go towards any future Happy Trails event. It doesn't expire. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate cancellations within 30 days of the race. However, participants are welcome to transfer their bib to someone else without any penalty. Please keep in mind that everything we need to order to have you at our race is done so at least 30 days out.
We are proud to announce that this event is sanctioned by Athletics Ontario.
We are thrilled to announce that we are partnering with La Sportiva for our events this year. Not only will La Sportiva be at our races with their demo fleet of shoes to try but they will also be giving away 2 pairs of shoes!
We are also now working with a new, LOCAL, nutrition company called THN Labs. They are generously providing each runner with gels in their race kit as well as gels available at our aid stations. The gels contain only 4 ingredients: maple syrup, tahini, sea salt, and rowanberry extract. For more information on the product, click on their logo below:
At Happy Trails Racing, we really try our best to offer a wide range of trail running experiences. Most of our events are perfect for all experience levels, including runners that have never done a trail race before.
THIS IS NOT ONE OF THOSE RACES!
This race is hard. Like, really hard.
With multiple major climbs, this course will have participants reaching the highest point of the entire 900km long Bruce Trail. Two of the climbs will have participants climbing close to a 1000 feet on each climb. The climbs are steep and the descents are nasty. In total, runners in the 66.6km event will climb close to 6000 feet.
This isn't going to be easy, but it is going to be memorable!
Believe it or not, we started working on this race in 2019. It was difficult to plan because we really tried to figure out a way to make it achievable for all ability levels. We threw that plan out the window and here we are!
Highlights of the race:
-Climb to the top of the Devil's Glen ski hill
-Crawling through (literally crawling through) the "keyhole" on the "Keyhole Side Trail".
-Running along side the Mad River
-Climbing the hills of the Pretty River Valley Provincial Park up to the highest point on the Bruce Trail (66.6k only)
-The entirety of the race takes place on the Bruce Trail (with some short, but special, sections on Side Trails with Blue Blazes)
-This event will support the Blue Mountains Bruce Trail Club. $20 from each registration will go directly to the club.
The Beast- 66.6km. A little bit of heaven and a little bit of hell!
Here is the GPX File: 66.6km Course GPX File
This course is the real deal. You need to do some hill training for this beast. This is not your typical trail race and you won't find anything else like this in the province. Expect some seriously slow kilometers and don't expect to make up any time on the descents - they are long and steep. The kind that of descents that jam your toes into the end of your shoes and cause you to lose toenails a couple weeks after the race.
It's probably going to be hot. There will probably be some bugs. You will earn your finisher's medal with this race.
Runners will get to do it all - Devil's Glen Ski hill climb, crawl through the keyhole (or take the longer way around), ascend the brutal climbs of Pretty River up to the highest point of the Bruce Trail and then shuffle down.
There are 4 "major climbs" and lots of "medium climbs". In total, there will be close to 6000' cumulative feet of climbing.
The cut-off time for this event is 12.5 hours, which is 5.12km per hour (a 11:43/km). It will be starting to get dark by 8:00pm on race day and all runners must be off the course before dark.
Here is a great video that shows what runners can expect (thanks to Heather Grieve, who also the first place female finisher, for the video):
Heather's Race Video
The Half Beast- 33.3km
Here is the GPX File: 33.3km Course GPX File
With around 2500' of elevation gain, this course will test your limits. Two major climbs and descents, the same hot and buggy conditions as the full course, and you will still have to crawl through the keyhole (or take the longer way around).
As you can see by the elevation profile below, you are pretty much always going up or down so don't expect to just settle into a comfortable pace and check off the kilometers - this will be work. Also, for those of you who have not yet experienced descents like these, they are tough - long, steep, and quad-crushing.
The cut-off for this event 12 hours, which means that it is suitable for experienced hikers. There is plenty of time to get it done for those who are willing to put in the work!
The Mini Beast- 16.66km
Here is the GPX File: 16.6km Course GPX File
There is really nothing "mini" about this. As you can see by the elevation profile, runners will have one major climb and descent. The cumulative elevation gain is close to 1200' and most of that comes at you all at once in the first 5km of the race.
Those who take the climb "slow and steady" will be rewarded and will get to really enjoy the view from the top. Participants will also crawl through the keyhole trail (or take the longer way). Again, like with the other events, be prepared for a hot day,
This course will take most participants 2-3 hours to complete and is definitely the best option for participants without a lot of trail running experience. It will be challenging but will also offer great views, truly unique landmarks, and awesome aid stations.
Don't Lose Your Key!
All participants will receive a Skeleton Key before the start of the race. You will be required to show your key at some point during the race. It's a really cool keepsake after the race but, be warned, if you lost your key - your race is over!
Whatever you do, DO NOT LOSE YOUR KEY!
You'll learn more about this after you register.
Aid Stations
We will punish you with the course but reward you with the aid.
The aid stations will offer plenty of support. Electrolyte drinks, salty snacks, sweet snacks, pickles, pb and j, and much more. Most importantly, the aid stations will have friendly and encouraging volunteers that are there to support you.
Aid Stations will be less than 10km apart so you can carry a little less on those climbs. However, keep in mind that a lot of this course is highly technical and hilly so you should expect some very slow kilometers. Be prepared.
Please note all Happy Trails Racing events are cup-less so you will need to have a collapsible cup or bottle to fill at the aid stations.
Race Swag
We have some really cool stuff planned for this one. Participants can expect a really great race kit that will include:
-Race Bib
-Race Sticker
-Race Shirt (softspun, available in unisex or women's cut, badass design)
-Skeleton Key (you'll learn more about this but you will have to carry it at all times)
-Finishers will earn a rad Finisher Medal. Again, super cool design for this one!
-Race Photos from our favourite race photographer, Sue Sitki
Plus, you can feel good knowing that $20 from your registration fee went directly to the Bruce Trail Club!
SCHEDULE:
6:30am - Race Kit Pick-Up for the 66.6km runners. This process will be fast so don't feel like you need to arrive super early.
7:30am - 66.6km race starts
7:45am- Race Kit Pick-Up for the 33.3km runners.
8:30am- 33.3km race starts
8:45am- Race Kit Pick-Up for the 15km runners.
9:30am- 15km race starts
8:00pm- Race Cut-off
Refund Policy:
Happy Trails Racing has a great policy regarding race refunds/transfers: register with confidence knowing that you can take advantage of our early bird pricing and, if you need to back out, you can do so up to 30 days before the race with a 100% race credit that can go towards any future Happy Trails event. It doesn't expire. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate cancellations within 30 days of the race. However, participants are welcome to transfer their bib to someone else without any penalty. Please keep in mind that everything we need to order to have you at our race is done so at least 30 days out.
Grey Highlands Gran Fondo
2026 Grey Highlands Gran Fondo starts and finishes in the town of Markdale. Routes meander through beautiful Grey Highlands, passing through Walter’s Falls, Bognor, Meaford, Thornbury, and the picturesque Beaver Valley.
Our 26k and 53k routes are beginner- and intermediate-friendly, while the 73k and 120k routes are designed to challenge more experienced riders. All routes feature quiet rural roads, rolling terrain and spectacular views at every turn! Grey Highlands truly is a cyclist’s paradise!
Want to participate as a family? Try our new 2k Family Ride/ Roll.
Interested in a bit of a challenge? Participate in our KING OF THE MOUNTAIN or QUEEN OF THE MOUNTAIN contest on both the 77K and 124K
This event is sanctioned by Ontario Cycling and is limited to 500 riders, so register early! Enjoy a great day on the bike and help raise funds to equip the Brighthshores Markdale Hospital.
On August 15, 2026, Brad’s Place Addiction Treatment of Southern Georgian Bay will host the 2nd Annual Steps for Change: #EndOverdose fundraising run in Stayner, Ontario. This community event brings together families, friends, service providers, and local businesses to honour those we’ve lost to overdose, support those still struggling, and raise critical funds for youth-focused addiction treatment and family support services in Southern Georgian Bay.
Participants will complete a family-friendly run/walk route through Stayner, with options suitable for all ages and fitness levels. The event will feature opening remarks, a moment of remembrance, information booths, and opportunities to learn more about overdose prevention, harm reduction, and local resources. Funds raised will directly support Brad’s Place programs, ensuring that no young person or family is turned away due to financial barriers.
Steps for Change: #EndOverdose is more than a run—it’s a visible stand against stigma, a celebration of recovery, and a call to action for better, youth-specific addiction services in our region.
Wasaga Beach
Triathlon and Duathlon
Swim-Bike-Run-Relax!
Hosted in the Main Beach Area
After your event, stay and enjoy Wasaga Beach!
Other Details
Paved Transition Area that overlooks the Swim Course
Registration, Food, Awards and Finish Line all right by Wasaga Beach itself
Flat and Fast Courses
The 4th and newest addition to the Subaru Triathlon Series, now in it's 5th year. The event has both sprint and olympic distances available, and will have Olympic (standard) qualifying spots for World's in 2027!