Tasmanian Road Runners maintains this Run Calendar as a helpful, consolidated schedule of running events throughout the state. If you'd prefer a year-at-a-glance view, here's our Run Calendar in a printable A4 document.
Please Note: Only events with a confirmed date are listed below. Our A4 Run Calendar includes yet-to-be-confirmed events.
Mount Nelson is another trail runners’ dream, but perhaps has often been hidden in plain sight. The open forests are inviting and a good mix of natural single track and fire trails. The courses are speedy, and you can enjoy a unique view of Nipaluna/Hobart, and the Mountain from Troglydate Track. The Enduro (12.5km) course ... Read more
The Rail Trail Run and Ride is held on the picturesque North-East Rail Trail, between Scottsdale and the Billycock. The event was established in 2018 and is hosted by the Rotary Club of Scottsdale in partnership with The Launceston Running Club. This fantastic event not only showcases the North-East Rail Trail to the broader community, ... Read more
The Compass Club provides a once in a lifetime experience - a chance to complete a full marathon on each of Australia's northern, southern, eastern, western and central compass points. Tasmania's South Coast Track will host a 42 and 21 kilometre out and back run to Australia's deepest south, recently adding a 7km Fun Run ... Read more
Welcome to Tasmania's ONLY obstacle course mud run! This obstacle course is designed to challenge and inspire participants of all abilities, featuring over 45 diverse obstacles including rope climbs, balance beams, A-frames, and muddy army crawls. Different waves are designed for different ages & abilities. After crossing the finish line, freshen up in our onsite ... Read more
You’re invited to “run with Kunanyi” – the famous mountain on Hobart’s doorstep that is rich in culture, history and incredibly diverse landscapes. It’s been called “trail running heaven” countless times! The Palawa (Tasmanian Aboriginal community) generously welcome and share Kunanyi with trail runners – whether you’re a seasoned ultra runner or reasonably new to ... Read more