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.
The Flinders Island Running Festival started in 2007 as a community fun run and health promotion day and has grown every year since! The Festival is still very much a community weekend and all participants of any age and fitness are encouraged to join in. There is a generous time cap for those who like to ... Read more
The Freycinet Challenge is an annual multi-sport race across the stunning Freycinet Peninsula at Coles Bay, on the East Coast of Tasmania. If you’re into Kayaking, Road Cycling, Trail Running or Mountain Biking, this is a challenge that will push your limits in one of the most epic locations in Australia. Join athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and adventurers for the ultimate test ... Read more
The Coastal Pathway Ultra is a new event coming to the North West Coast of Tasmania on 5 October 2025.The out and back 64km ultramarathon course will take runners from Latrobe to Ulverstone and return, along the Coastal Pathway track. This can be run solo or in a relay team.The event also includes a Marathon, ... Read more
The Bruny Island Ultra & Relay is a 64km ultra-marathon across Bruny Island, running from Dennes Point in the north to the lighthouse in the south. The distance can be covered solo, or in a team as a relay. The course is a mix of bitumen and dirt road. Relay team members can run any ... Read more
The Gone Nuts 101 Adventure Run takes place at one of Tasmania’s most recognised icons, The Nut, at Stanley in the state's North West. The course will hug the coastline, climb through Rocky Cape National Park, and traverse rugged coastal bush and calming temperate rainforest.The 101km + 50km races have individual and team entries, and ... 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 running ... Read more
