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Come join our different facebook groups. We have one for each region: British Columbia Central Alberta Northern Alberta Southern OntarioWe are working on our Eastern Ontario/Quebéc page, please check back soon. ![]() 1/2 Marathon Distance: 5 Peaks has a 1/2 Marathon distance at select races in all regions this season. Racers will challenge themselves to a full 21km run, looping through both the Sport and Enduro routes...are you up for the challenge?! ![]()
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![]() Golden Ears Trail VideoWe've spent the past few weekends on both Sport and Enduro Courses and are proud to say we think we've found a course that will challenge you in either distance! Check out our new course video below! British Columbia Trail Running SeriesThe British Columbia Coast Mountains offer tremendous terrain and incredible scenery. The 5 Peaks courses cover single-track, hiking and cross country trails, with elevation gain varying according to the course design. The trails are always challenging and you get to experience some of BC's finest, most beautiful backcountry. Each race venue is located within one and a half hour drive or less, from Vancouver. So here's your chance to get out of the city and into the backcountry for an exhilarating Saturday morning experience. What better way to start your weekend?! You'll be physically challenged while experiencing some of the most spectacular terrain BC has to offer. Please note: The Sun Peaks event is a stand alone event, and points scored at the event are not transferrable to the BC Coastal race series. All racers participating in these races will receive a participant souvenier(approximate retail value of $20.00), and will be eligible for thousands of dollars worth of prizes. Start Times
For complete schedule of events, please refer to individual race detail page. Race Package Pick up and Late RegistrationRace package pick up and late registration will be available at the race from 7:00am to 8:30am. Stay tuned for advance race package pick up.
NEW this year ~ Post Race Barbeque!
Post Race Re-capGolden Ears Park - Saturday April 24, 2010465 racers braved the elements to take part in the season opening race of the BC 5 Peaks Trail Running Series last Saturday at Golden Ears Park. Torrential rain, hail and snow transformed what were dry trails and a handful of trickling steams just the day before, into knee high creeks and ankle deep mud! With a total elevation gain of 324 metres, the 8.8km Sport Course wound its way through the park on the Alouette Valley Trail, up Menzies Trail to fantastic waterfall which quickly turned into a steep and technical downhill, with a fast and muddy race to the finish through the Spirea Trail network. Crossing the finish line first for the men was Daniel Ribi of Richmond with a time of 38:18, and Jemima Gray of Vancouver was the first female to cross the finish line with a time of 44:50. The Enduro Course utilized the same route as the Sport Course and also included the addition of Incline and Eric Dunning Trail, bringing its elevation gains to 648 metres. Even with the extreme trail conditions; new course records for both male and female were set on the 14km Enduro Course. Shaun Stephens-Whale of Roberts Creek set a new male course record of 53:19: Edward McCarthy set the previous record of 56:10 in 2009. Breaking Emily Solsberg's 2009 course record of 1:10:28 was Stephanie Hamilton of Vancouver with a time of 1:01:42. Awards and what seamed like an endless list of prizing from sponsors Salomon, MEC, Powerbar, Kicking Horse Coffee and My Husky.ca were given out after the race. The 5 Peaks crew would like to thank the Canadian Ski Patrol System and all of the fabulous volunteers who helped make this race such a huge success. |
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