Events
Half Marathon | 11k | 5k | Kids Mud Rats
$1,000
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Ewen Maddock Dam
Landsborough, Sunshine Coast, Qld
Sunshine Coast Trail Run Festival
JOIN US ON QUEENSLAND’S NATURALLY REFRESHING SUNSHINE COAST FOR SOME OF THE MOST SCENIC AND CHALLENGING TRAIL RUN COURSES FOUND ANYWHERE IN AUSTRALIA INCLUDING
The Sunshine Coast Trail Run Festival is hosted in conjunction with the TreX Cross Triathlon Series which makes up an action packed weekend of off road events for the entire family.
Taking in some of the most spectacular hinterland trails in Australia the course takes you in and around beautiful Beerwah State Forest on the shores of Ewen Maddock Dam with the majority of the running on winding single track through ferned rainforest. It includes rocky trails, creek crossings, some open trails which are set to delight, challenge and inspire trail runners of all ages and abilities.
And whether your a hardcore trail runner, a weekend warrior, someone who just loves getting in 2 the outdoors, or a family and kids, there’s something for everyone.
Venue
EWEN MADDOCK DAM, LANDSBOROUGH
Steve Irwin Way
Landsborough,
Qld, 4550
TRAVELLING TO EWEN MADDOCK DAM
- Brisbane: approx 1 hr 11 mins drive
- Sunshine Coast: approx 22 mins drive
Catering at the Event Hub
As the area has been opened specifically for the event the land managers have advised that there is No Camping, No Open Fires and No BBQ’s permitted on site.
Jungle Bean Coffee
Tarryn & the Jungle Bean Coffee Van will be back providing the best coffees, ice cold frappes and snacks to keep us fired up throughout the event.
Be sure to look at purchasing your Jungle Bean Coffee Keep Cup at the event to help save on coffee cups during the event.
Alfresco Woodfire Pizzas
John and the team from Alfresco Woodfire will be onsite cooking up gourmet pizzas – full of colour and taste, the way pizzas were meant to be!
Made on a thin base to maximise the flavour of the ingredients, these smoke-infused pizzas will bring a smile to all who taste them – not to mention the added bonus of having toasty warm pizza ovens onsite!
DINING IN LANDSBOROUGH
The historic Landsborough Pub is a great place to grab a meal and a refreshing drink and catch up with the locals. Boasting the ‘coldest beer on the coast’, the pub offers the entertainment, dining and gaming facilities all in the one venue.
There are several local family owned cafés on Maleny St in Landsborough, which are popular for locals and tourists alike. Some specialise in a gluten free and vegetarian food.
To find out more go to visitsunshinecoast.com
FACILITIES AT EWEN MADDOCK DAM
Race HQ is based at the old Ewen Maddock Dam Camp on the banks of Ewen Maddock Dam.
Facilities at the race venue include:
- Beach & Swimming in the dam
- Portable Toilets
- Limited drinking Water on site – please ensure you bring sufficient water along to the event site
- Alfresco Wood Fired Pizza’s
- Coffee from Tarryn and Jungle Bean Coffee
As the area is only open specially for the event there is No Camping, No Open Fires and No BBQ’s allowed.
EVENT PARKING
Parking on site at the venue is limited and can include a walk up to 400m to Race HQ. We encourage all participants to car pool wherever possible to keep the number of vehicles to a minimum.
PETS
At In2Adventure we love our fur kids, however pets are not permitted within Ewen Maddock Dam area. Please leave your furry friends at home to avoid being asked to leave the event site by SEQ Water Rangers.
Event Details
Fractel
A big welcome to the team from FRACTEL performance headwear company who will be joining us at Trail Run Australia on the Sunshine Coast and providing some fantastic prizes for our Trail Run Australia athletes.
About Fractel
We are excited to partner with In 2 Adventure at the Sunshine Coast event as part of the Trail Run Australia Series.
FRACTEL is an Australian owned performance headwear company. Our mission is to create the world’s best headwear using our own experience and passion, in a style that promotes adventure and uniqueness, for a community that loves to get outside and run.
Catch up with Matt and the team at Race HQ or visit their website to find out about this exciting quality headwear brand.
Connect with Us
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Bear Naked Bars
In2Adventure proud to be partnering with Bear Naked Bars. Keep an eye out for your free bar in your race pack to keep you energised for the days racing.
About Bear Naked
At 65g each, Bear Naked bars are claimed to be “perfect for a bear-sized hunger that’s making your belly growl”.
Bear Naked is known for its humorous marketing style and “never-grizzly” attitude, with the brand a cult favourite in the US since 2002, offering a range of granolas and snack bars made with “big, delicious chunks of nature”. Each bar contains 10g of protein and is “crafted with real, wholesome ingredients including peanuts, natural peanut butter, wholegrain oats and honey”.
Bear Naked Real Nut Energy Bars are available in Peanut Butter & Honey and Nutty Choc Chip. Pick them up in your local Woolworths.
Connect with Bear Naked
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MASSAGES FROM GREEN ROOSTER MASSAGE
Nadine from Greenrooster Events Massage will be rockin’ our events again this year!!
On hand to offer any assistance needed, be it a troubling cramp, rock taping for aching backs, to a quick lactic acid flush-out so you can push out another lap. Nadine can also help out spectators needing a little TLC in between cheering on our athletes
If you are in need of a SPORTS MASSAGE prior to the event, Nadine is based in a small studio in Springwood.
Bookings available 8am -8pm.
Contact Nadine via email at nadine@greenrooster.com.au
ATHLETE REGISTRATION
All athletes are required to register at Race HQ prior to the event at the allocated times.
REGISTRATION TIMES
Please refer to the Event Timetable for registration times
AT REGISTRATION
- Please bring along a copy of your entry confirmation email to registration.
- Line up in the queue as indicated by the signs at the Race HQ tent.
- Advise officials of your name
- Check your details on the registration screen.
- Collect your race bag.
- Collect pins for your race number at the table near the registration desk (if required).
- Get ready to Run!
RACE NUMBERS
- It is a race rule that all participants must have their race number clearly visible on their front torso at all times during the event. This is important as marshals will monitor competitors progress around the course and require to be able to view each runners number. Non-compliance will result in penalties
- The race number can be worn on a race belt, or attached to the outermost garment on your front torso using safety pins.
- Ensure the number is safely secured. If your number is lost on the course, please report the loss to the Race Director immediately.
- Participants are not permitted to enter the course without displaying their allocated number.
- Numbers are not to be cut, altered, disfigured, damaged, covered or obscured in any way. Penalties, disqualification and/or fines will apply in this circumstance.
TIMING ANKLE BANDS
- Attach the timing band to your left ankle, with the chip facing outwards. If you’re not sure please see one of our friendly marshals at Race HQ.
- Ensure the timing chip is fixed securely as it is the participants responsibility to return the timing strap on completion of the event. If the strap is not secure or there are any issues with the velcro please report this to an event marshal before the start of the event so this can be fixed prior to the start.
- Participants agree to return the timing strap on completion of the race. In the event where at timing chip is lost, or not returned at the end of the event a $50 replacement fee will be charged to the participants credit card
COMPULSORY EQUIPMENT | THE STUFF YOU NEED TO HAVE
This is a self supported event and the following equipment is compulsory and must be carried by all participants.
COMPULSORY EQUIPMENT FOR ALL PARTICIPANTS
All participants are required to carry the following equipment:
- Enclosed Running Shoes suitable for the trail conditions. These must be worn at all times throughout the trail run.
- Race Number Plate worn on the front torso and attached to the outermost garment at all times. This can be worn on a race belt (available for purchase on line or at Race HQ on the day) OR attached with pins available at Race HQ. The race plate will be provided in your race packet collected at registration.
- Mobile phone (Telstra Next G recommended) with emergency numbers programmed into the phone.
- A hydration pack or water container capable of carrying a minimum of up to 1 litre of water.
- Whistle
- *Waterproof jacket (breathable fabric strongly recommended)
- *Long sleeve thermal top
*Participants are required to bring these items to the event. Participants will be advised at race registration if these items are compulsory to be carried on the day.
COMPULSORY EQUIPMENT FOR 11.5K AND HALF MARATHON
In addition to the items listed above participants in the 11.5k and Half Marathon Trail Run are also required to carry the following items:
- Space Blanket
- 1 x crepe bandage (Minimum Dimensions 7.5cm Wide x 1.5m Long Unstretched).
EQUIPMENT CHECK
As Event Organisers we are often asked why ‘Compulsory Equipment’ is included as part of some of our races. The simple answer to this question is that it’s about keeping participants safe, which we believe should be the priority in any decision making when it comes to event management. To find out more please visit FAQ Compulsory Equipment.
An equipment check will be carried out at registration. Please bring all of the compulsory equipment with you when you register and to the start line. Due to safety considerations those without the necessary equipment will not be permitted to the start line. Runners are required to carry the required equipment with them at all times throughout the event.
RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT | THE STUFF IT’S GOOD TO HAVE
It is recommended that participants bring the following:
- Waterproof bag or snaplock bag for mobile phone
- Hat
- Sunglasses / Eye Protection
- Additional clothing to match the weather conditions on the day
- Warm clothes in case of bad weather, preferably layers that can be removed as the weather conditions change
- Sun Lotion
- Insect repellent
- Nutrition and hydration
- Body lubricant
- Sports injury tape
- Chairs
- Plastic bags for rubbish
- A sense of adventure!
AID STATIONS
Important Note | This is a Self Sufficient Event
Participants are required to carry their own hydration and nutrition sufficient for the duration of the event.
Aid Stations, where participants can refill bottles and hydration packs are located at:
- Half Marathon: 5k, 10k, 15k, 20k and Finish
- 11k Trail Run: 5k, 10k and Finish
- 5k Trail Run: 4k and Finish
PRESENTATIONS
Presentations will take place when all, or the majority of athletes have finished the run.
Please refer to the Event Timetable for presentation times.
PRIZE MONEY
Prize money is awarded to the first 3 male and female runners to cross the line in the half marathon, irrespective of categories, as shown in the table below.
Line Honours | Male | Female |
1st | $300 | $300 |
2nd | $150 | $150 |
3rd | $50 | $50 |
PRIZES AND MEDALS
Finishers medals are awarded to all participants in each course who successfully complete the full course.
Participants must be present in person to collect category prizes and/or spot prizes, no medals or prizes will be given to other persons in the recipients absence.
ATHLETE SERVICES
MASSAGES FROM GREEN ROOSTER MASSAGE
Nadine from Greenrooster Events Massage will be rockin’ our events again this year!!
On hand to offer any assistance needed, be it a troubling cramp, rock taping for aching backs, to a quick lactic acid flush-out so you can push out another lap. Nadine can also help out spectators needing a little TLC in between cheering on our athletes
If you are in need of a SPORTS MASSAGE prior to the event, Nadine is based in a small studio in Springwood.
Bookings available 8am -8pm.
Contact Nadine via email at nadine@greenrooster.com.au
COURSE & SAFETY BRIEF
The Course & Safety Brief will take place at Race HQ. For safety reasons all participants are required to attend the briefing with all equipment ready to start the event. The brief will cover all the information you need to ensure a safe and enjoyable race as well as important information about the course and any changes on the day.
The event will start soon after the Safety Brief is finished.
EVENT START
The event will commence with a mass start from Race HQ. Please follow the instructions of the Race Director at the Start Brief.
EVENT FINISH
All courses will finish at Race HQ
RACE RULES
A good and fair race always includes a few rules and to ensure you can enjoy your race it’s a good idea to have a read of the race rules BEFORE the start of the event.
These rules will be applied by the Race Director and ignorance is not an excuse that can be accepted.
SAFETY & FIRST AID
Your safety is a key consideration; however, trail running events do involve risk. Dedicated first aiders are on hand at Race HQ and on the course to assist where necessary.
3 SAFETY RULES
- Stop and assist any competitor that is in need of emergency assistance.
- Report any incident to the next available marshal or emergency radio point on the course.
- Compete within your abilities.
On the course there are a number of things you can do to assist yourselves and fellow competitors:
- Slow down in steep or technically challenging areas.
- Run on the left hand side of tracks.
- Compete within your limits.
- Let common sense and courtesy prevail. We want to see you safe and sound at the end of the event.
FIRST AID
First Aid will be located at Race HQ and at manned check points on the course. This will be identified at the safety briefing.
CHECK POINTS
There are check points on the course, staffed by First Aid Qualified team members. These are marked on the course map at HQ.
EMERGENCY EVACUATION
In the event of fire or other emergency, follow instructions from event officials. On the course marshals will direct you back to the Evacuation Meeting Point at HQ. Please follow instructions from Emergency Personnel and/or event officials.
YOUR SAFETY IS OUR CONCERN AND YOUR RESPONSIBILITY
INSURANCE
In2Adventure has public liability insurance. This DOES NOT cover you as a participant. If you fall over or hurt yourself, there is no accident cover for you. In2Adventure strongly recommends that each participant has their own personal accident insurance. Each participant has been required to read & accept the RELEASE & INDEMNITY WAIVER when registering online.
UNSOLICITED PROMOTION
Our event partners have been extremely generous in supporting this event so we can all enjoy the sport we love. We reciprocate that support and therefore no signage, flyers, promotional banners, promotional tents, branded vehicles, sales, service or trade displays are permitted to be set up within the Race HQ or car parking areas without written authorisation from the event directors.
Please be respectful of this to avoid being asked to remove tents etc.
Please see the ‘Event Promotion Policy’ displayed on the Policy page.
ENVIRONMENT
In2Adventure is committed to maintaining a minimal impact policy that will protect the environment and enable us as individual members of the general public and members of the outdoor community to continue to enjoy the vast natural environment that is Australia’s backyard. Therefore we ask that competitors read and agree to abide by the Bush Code outlined in our Environmental Policy and ensure that no rubbish, gel packets or wrappers are dropped on the course during the event.
Course
HALF MARATHON TRAIL RUN
1 x 10km lap + 1 x 11km Lap
The Sunshine Coast Trail Run Festival is based in the Sunshine Coast’s rainforest hinterland in Ferny Forest on the banks of Ewen Maddock Dam.
This spectacular and technically challenging trail run is one of the most picturesque of the series with the majority of the trail running twisting and turning on single track trails through picturesque ferned rainforest. It includes uneven rocky trails, a creek crossing, bridges, some pinchy climbs and fire roads. The course passes back through Race HQ at the end of lap 1 so there will be lots of cheers and encouragement as you push yourself onto the next lap and through to the finish line.
This is an OFF ROAD run so a shoe that provides grip, stability and quick drainage will be best for this course.
11KM TRAIL RUN
1 x 11km lap
The Sunshine Coast Trail Run Festival is based in the Sunshine Coast’s rainforest hinterland in Ferny Forest on the banks of Ewen Maddock Dam.
This spectacular and technically challenging trail run is one of the most picturesque of the series with the majority of the trail running twisting and turning on single track trails through picturesque ferned rainforest. It includes uneven rocky trails, a creek crossing, bridges, some pinchy climbs and fire roads. The course passes back through Race HQ towards the end of the 11k so there will be lots of cheers and encouragement as you push yourself onto the finish line.
This is an OFF ROAD run so a shoe that provides grip, stability and quick drainage will be best for this course.
5KM TRAIL RUN
1 x 5km lap
The Sunshine Coast Trail Run Festival is based in the Sunshine Coast’s rainforest hinterland in Ferny Forest on the banks of Ewen Maddock Dam.
This spectacular 5k trail run is one of the most picturesque of the series with the majority of the trail run twisting and turning on single track trails through picturesque ferned rainforest. It includes uneven rocky trails, a creek crossing, bridges, some pinchy climbs and fire roads. The course passes back through Race HQ at the end of the 5k course so there will be lots of cheers and encouragement as you push yourself onto the finish line.
This is an OFF ROAD run so a shoe that provides grip, stability and quick drainage will be best for this course.
FREE KIDS MUD RATS RUN
This is a free, fun, non-competitive event for our youngest champions of tomorrow. The run is an approx 500m course that takes runners around Race HQ to the cheers of the crowd.
Being a non-competitive event parents/guardians are more than welcome to accompany runners on the course.
REGISTRATION
Although this is a free event, parents/guardians are required to register and sign the waiver and release at registration prior to the event. Each mud rat will receive a tag to wear during the run.
Please see the Event Timetable for registration times.
AID STATIONS
Important Note | This is a Self Sufficient Event
This is a self sufficient event and therefore no support crews are required or permitted. Participants are required to carry their own hydration and nutrition sufficient for the duration of the race.
Aid Stations, where participants can refill bottles and hydration packs with water are located at:
- Half Marathon: 5k, 10k, 15k, 20k and Finish
- 11k Trail Run: 5k, 10k and Finish
- 5k Trail Run: 4k and Finish
COURSE CLOSURE
At In2Adventure we don’t usually have cut off times and wherever possible make every effort to enable competitors to finish the event. The only exception to this is:
- To continue in the event poses a risk to the participants safety;
- There is not sufficient daylight hours to enable the participant to finish safely;
- Permit times do not permit an extension of the event times; or
- Logistics and staffing do not allow this.
With that in mind, it is however expected that entrants will have trained to be able to run the majority of the event. Expected latest finish times for this event are:
- Half Marathon | 3:20
- 11k | 2:00
- 5k | 1:00
We focus very much on ‘participation’ which is one of our key corporate principles and within reason make every effort to allow each participant to finish where it is practical.
COURSE SIGNAGE
The trail run course is signed with red and white In2Adventure arrows, cones and tape. Follow the course as indicated by the signage. It is important to note that the course will also be marked for the TreX Cross Triathlon so please ensure you follow the trail run signage.
Marshals will be in place at strategic points throughout the course, however ultimately it is up to each competitor to know and follow the correct course route.
Timetable
Sunday 28th October 2018
6:00am | Half Marathon | Registration Open |
6:30am | Half Marathon | Late Online Entries Closed |
7:00am | Half Marathon | Registration Closed |
7:15am | Half Marathon | Course Brief Compulsory for all Half Marathon athletes |
7:30am | Half Marathon | FIRST WAVE START |
7:35am | 11K & 5k | Registration Open |
7:45am | 11k & 5k | Late Online Entries Closed |
8:00am | 11k & 5k | Registration Closed |
8:15am | 11k & 5k | Course Brief Compulsory for all 11k & 5k runners |
8:30am | 11k | FIRST WAVE START |
8:45am | 5k | FIRST WAVE START |
9:15am | Kids Mud Rats | Check in Open |
*10:45pm | START | Kids Mud Rats |
*11:00am | PRESENTATIONS | Trail Run Australia & Dirt Master Titles |
* Estimated Times Only. Please listen for announcements at Race HQ |
Travelling to The Sunshine Coast
GETTING HERE
Ewen Maddock Dam is located just one hour north of Brisbane.
TRAVELLING TO THE SUNSHINE COAST
For directions please follow the links below
RACE HQ
Race HQ is located at:
Ewen Maddock Dam
Steve Irwin Way
Landsborough, Sunshine Coast,
QLD, 4550
ACCOMMODATION IN THE SUNSHINE COAST
We know how important a good night’s sleep is before competing for the big race. Accommodation on the beautiful Sunshine Coast is renowned around the world for its superb quality, winning locations and incredible variety.
For more travel information and Sunshine Coast accommodation deals go to visitsunshinecoast.com.au
CAR HIRE
For rental car information from Sunshine Coast & Brisbane Airports.
FLIGHTS
Before you race into the region, click here to find out more about the Sunshine Coast Airport and transfers – Con-x-ion bus service provides swift and efficient airport transfer service.
INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS
Brisbane Airport is the international gateway to Queensland with regular transfers to the Sunshine Coast. Brisbane Airport operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week and has two major terminals servicing 26 airlines flying to 67 destinations.
Rail and Coach Services
A rail line connects the region to Brisbane and the Gold Coast in the south, and Gympie and beyond to the north, with major stations at Beerwah, Landsborough, Nambour, Cooroy and Gympie North.
Private shuttle and bus services operate from both Sunshine Coast Airport and Brisbane Airport. Intrastate and interstate bus services offer routes to the region, and regular public transport also operates within the region.
Find Out More at visitsunshinecoast.com
Visit Sunshine Coast
Visit Queensland’s Naturally Refreshing Sunshine Coast
The Sunshine Coast has it all. Enviably positioned, the region is tucked between Brisbane and Fraser Island – a natural haven waiting to be explored. From the majestic Glass House Mountains to Noosa and the coloured sands of Rainbow Beach, the region includes over 100 kilometres of pristine sandy beaches, surrounded by the quiet beauty of coastal and hinterland villages.
With exhilarating events that call the Sunshine Coast home, cheering on the competitors or dancing to the Sunshine Coast beat, it’s easy to come to life with thrilling events in natural spaces. There’s also no shortage of outdoor pursuits and back to nature experiences, the Sunshine Coast’s natural beauty will take your breath away.
The rich diversity and enviable beachside culture, wonders of nature, fresh local food, immersive encounters are all in abundance. For travel information and activity ideas, check out the Sunshine Coast Holiday Planner.
THINGS TO DO on Queensland’s Naturally Refreshing Sunshine Coast
With its golden sunshine, picturesque beaches, stunning hinterland and fresh local food – the Sunshine Coast really does have it all!
During your visit for Trail Run Australia, there’ll never be a shortage of things to see and do on your Sunshine Coast visit. With glorious sunny days and warm water most of the year, it’s an ideal place for an extended break around your race.
Looking for inspiration? Take a look at these ideas for things to do on the Sunshine Coast.
Landsborough & Hinterland Region
Discover the ancient volcanic peaks of the Glass House Mountains, walk through the lush rainforests, take in the breathtaking scenery – lose yourself in the natural beauty and serenity of the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. Pack a picnic with delicious local goodies and discover picturesque waterfalls and scenic lookouts from Flaxton, Mapleton, Maleny and Montville, through to the Glass House Mountains, Landsborough and Kenilworth.
Or enjoy true hospitality at charming and elegant cafés or award-winning restaurants with postcard-perfect views. Along the way, explore the unique shops and discover the thriving art trail with unique galleries and studios showcasing local artists and their original works.
VISITOR CENTRES
Visit Sunshine Coast operates eight accredited Visitor Information Centres for the benefit of the Sunshine Coast tourism industry, businesses, local community and all visitors to the region. Serviced by over 350 dedicated volunteer ambassadors, the centres provide a range of local and regional brochures and information on tours, attractions and accommodation.
The centres are located at: Caloundra, Coolum, Glass House Mountains, Maroochydore, Montville, Mooloolaba, Sunshine Coast Airport, other locations include: Maleny, Gympie, Noosa, Tewantin and Rainbow Beach.
Contact details for each office can be found HERE.
VISITOR GUIDE
Beaches, hiking, surfing, fresh local food and world-class events; from relaxation to adventure, Queensland’s naturally refreshing Sunshine Coast has it all! With its sunshine, endless coastline, lush rainforests and easy smiles, it’s a place where you will feel like a local from the moment you arrive.
The Sunshine Coast is rich in diversity, and that is what makes it so special. Enviably positioned, the region is tucked between Brisbane and Fraser Island – a stunning haven abounding in wonders of nature, beachside culture, fresh local food, bucket list experiences and world-class events just waiting to be explored. From the majestic Glass House Mountains to Noosa and the coloured sands of Rainbow Beach, the region includes over 100 kilometres of pristine sandy beaches, surrounded by the quiet beauty of coastal and hinterland villages.
Feel like a local from the moment you arrive, welcomed by sun-kissed surfers to bohemian artists, with no shortage of friendly people offering easy smiles. With an average of 300 days of sunshine per year, it’s no surprise they’re happy! Come to life on the Sunshine Coast and make your story a reality.
For more information about the Sunshine Coast please visit: visitsunshinecoast.com.au
CLIMATE
Sunscreen and swimmers, or beanie and scarf?
They call it the Sunshine Coast for a reason. The sunny subtropical climate is ideal for year round activities with summer temperatures averaging 28°C (82F) and winter a mild 20°C (68F).
Did you know that if it’s raining in Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast may still be enjoying sunny weather? Check today’s forecast if you’re booking outdoor activities.
DINING IN THE SUNSHINE COAST
Locally farmed, home-grown and organic – the warm climate, rich soil and abundant oceans create a gourmet paradise. Eating out on the Sunshine Coast is a multicultural affair with plenty of fresh seafood, colourful tropical fruits, excellent wines and boutique beer. For more information on Sunshine Coast restaurant and cafés, personalised food tour itinerary and discovering a world of fresh food and produce, farmers’ markets, food festivals and award-winning dining experiences; please visit here.
DINING IN LANDSBOROUGH
The historic Landsborough Pub is a great place to grab a meal and a refreshing drink and catch up with the locals. Boasting the ‘coldest beer on the coast’, the pub offers the entertainment, dining and gaming facilities all in the one venue.
There are several local family owned cafés on Maleny St in Landsborough, and are popular for locals and tourists alike. Some specialise in a gluten free and vegetarian
To find out more go to visitsunshinecoast.com
Entry
SAVE MORE THAN 50%! ONE DAY ONLY
Opens 9am AEST Thursday 14th June
To celebrate the launch of Trail Run Australia, In2Adventure are delighted to announce that athletes will have the opportunity to enter the entire series OR one of the four series events and save more than 50%.
Entries open at 9am AEST on Thursday 14th June with the following entry specials:
- First 50 entries to any event at each of the four festivals will save >50%
- First 20 series entries will save >50% on the already discounted series entry
- Every series entry receives a FREE TShirt and Skull Case
- First 50 entries to each half marathon event or the Snowies 50k Ultra receives a FREE Tshirt & Skull Case
- First 50 entries to each of the Mid Distance (10-12k) events receive a FREE TShirt & Skull Case
- All Fun Run entries (5-6k) receive a FREE Skull Case
Special one day entries will open at *9am AEST on Thursday 14th June, and will remain open until 11:59pm on 14th June OR when all one day special entries, as outlined above, have been sold.
Important Notes
- Be Quick! The one day specials for each of the individual events sold out within the first half hour last year. Three of the four events sold out before entry close. Entrants are encouraged to be quick to take advantage of the special offers and secure your place at Trail Run Australia.
- Other Time Zones Outside AEST: *Those who live in a state outside of Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST), please adjust the opening time for your timezone.
- Free TShirt & Skull Case Collection: Giveaways will be included in race bags at the relevant event. Eligible Series entrants will receive their free race apparel at the Tomaree Trail Run Festival. Please note, in the circumstance where a series entrant requests a credit/refund within the eligible period for one, or all of the final three events, and they have collected their free race apparel, the credit/refund given will be less the cost of the apparel.
- TShirt Sizes: TShirt sizes are recorded when entering. The shirt size selected will be made available, however, if an incorrect size is selected, there is no guarantee that an alternate size shirt will be available.
ENTRY FEES
CATEGORIES & Minimum Age
HOW TO ENTER
All entries are via secure online entry system provided by eWay. Payment is by Visa, Mastercard or American Express.
Entries close at 5pm on the Wednesday prior to the event.
LATE ONLINE ENTRIES
Important Note: All late entries are required to be completed ONLINE using phone, device or computer.
Where an event is not fully subscribed by close of entries at 5pm on Wednesday, late online entries will be made available on Thursday morning.
Late Online Entries may be submitted after close of entries and up until half an hour before the close of event registration.
Late Online Entries incur an additional $30 administration fee. All late entries must be completed online, manual entries are not available at event registration. Please enter using your phone, device or computer prior to the Late Entry Close Time.
How to Submit a Late Online Entry
- Enter & Pay Online up until half an hour before the close of registration Enter Here
- Bring a copy of your In2Adventure Order Email to registration. Please note: race packs can only be collected with proof of entry.
- Join the ‘Late Entry’ Queue at Race HQ, show your entry invoice and collect your race pack
FAMILY & STUDENT DISCOUNTS
Every effort has been made to keep entry costs to an absolute minimum, however we are keen to encourage families to be involved and we do understand that entries for a large family can add up and that entries as a student can be challenging.
FAMILY DISCOUNTS
If you are a family unit, and members of your family are looking at taking part, then email us at info@in2adventure.com.au PRIOR TO ENTERING with the following details:
- Your name, telephone number & email address; and
- The names of those in your family who will be taking part, and the events they will be entering.
We will consider each request on an individual basis and send a email in response.
STUDENT DISCOUNT 10%
If you are a student please email us at info@in2adventure.com.au PRIOR TO ENTERING with the following details:
- Your name, telephone number & email address; and
- A scanned copy or photo of your student identity card
We will consider each request on an individual basis and send an email in response.
Important Information about Family & Student Discounts
- For family discounts, entries must be for members of one family unit. Groups of friends are not eligible.
- Sending an email does not guarantee a discount. A family/student discount will be offered only at the discretion of the Event Managers.
- Discounts will only be considered prior to entries being received. Discounts cannot be backdated and no refunds will be given as a result of a Family/Student Discount.
- Family entries must be made on the same order.
- If a discount is offered and the entry does not match the details in the email request In2Adventure reserve the right, without prior notice, to debit the difference in entry fees from the credit card listed on the entry.
Merchandise
Full details coming soon
Frequently Asked Questions
Why Have Compulsory Equipment?
As Event Organisers we are often asked why ‘Compulsory Equipment’ is included as part of some of our races. The simple answer to this question is that it’s about keeping participants safe, which we believe should be the priority in any decision making when it comes to event management.
Compulsory Equipment lists are developed by the event team based on a number of factors. These include, but are not limited to:
- The general weather conditions in the area;
- Duration and distance of the course;
- Technical difficulty of the course;
- Event terrain;
- The remoteness of the event course;
- Time to emergency response;
- Time to hospital/medical services;
- Expected participants skill level; and
- Weather conditions on the day.
Based on the qualifications, skills and knowledge of our team compulsory equipment lists are developed based on what we believe is the minimum to keep our participants safe and well if they are delayed for any reason during the event.
Most times compulsory equipment won’t be required, however in the case where participants may find themselves injured, immobilised or exhausted, especially in poor weather conditions then the compulsory equipment will aid survival until rescue can be actioned.
We are often asked why participants do not have the option to just take the gear that they think they require, and in an ideal world, this would be great, however, we do not live in a world where every person has the skills, knowledge and experience to know what the potential dangers could be and we prefer to use the years of experience of our team, extensive knowledge of the local conditions and the expertise of local authorities to guide this decision making.
Another important aspect of an event is ensuring it is fair for those participating. A compulsory equipment list means that each person is carrying the same gear as every other participant and that is why random gear checks are often carried out during events to ensure that everyone is taking part in the spirit of the event.
How Old Do I Have To Be To Race?
The minimum ages for each race distance are shown on the Entry Tab.
Ages for entry and race categories are calculated as of the 31st December each summer (middle of the race season).
Can I Enter On The Day?
If you miss the entry closure at 5pm Wednesday prior to the event, late online entries are open until 30 minutes before the close of registration on the day.
Late entries are accepted online only.
View Full Late Online Entry Information on the Entry Tab.
Do I Need A Licence To Race?
No licence or club membership is required to take part in this event.
Do I Need A Support Crew?
No! A support crew is not allowed for Half Marathon competitors and is not necessary or required for Ultra competitors.
We do however recommend bringing the whole family along to cheer you on and enjoy what the area has to offer.
Can I Carry A Music Device?
Competitors are permitted to wear personal audio equipment whilst taking part in the event.
However all competitors must have one ear clear at all times so that you can hear other runners, other trail users and approaching vehicles. You must switch off music as you approach and pass Course Marshals so that you can hear any directions given to you, you must switch off music when travelling on all public roads/footpaths so you can hear approaching traffic and other users. So while you may use iPods/Music players, it is up to you to use them in a safe manner so that you remain aware of your surroundings and things happening around you at all times.
This is for safety reasons to ensure that runners can be alert to their environment and ensure it is an enjoyable experience for all involved.
What Equipment Will I Need For The Event?
Participants are required to be self-sufficient for the event.
- View the Event Equipment List on the Event Details Tab.
What Happens If An Event Is Cancelled Or Rescheduled?
A decision to cancel or reschedule an event will not be made lightly, however our main focus is competitor safety and respect for the environment in which we operate. Sometimes situations outside of our control do result in this outcome.
- A decision on event cancellation or rescheduling may be made on the evening before or on the day of an event.
- If an event is cancelled a notice will be posted on the event website and social media channels.
- Full details of applicable credits in the case of a cancellation or rescheduling can be found in the Event Refund Policy
Can I Change Or Transfer My Entry?
It is forbidden to participate in an event under another competitor’s name or to offer your entry to another participant. Transfer of entry to another competitor is not permitted. Details about changing entry details are outlined in the Event Transfer Policy
What If I Have To Withdraw From The Event?
If you are unable to make the event full details are outlined in the EVENT REFUND POLICY outlining necessary actions and follow up in the case of an applicable refund or credit.
Can I Run With A Pram Or Stroller?
Due to the nature of the trails used for the event, running with prams and/or strollers is not permitted.
Do I have to stay for presentations?
Staying for the presentations is not compulsory, however, it is a great way to finish the day and cheer on fellow competitors. If you are unable to attend the presentation you will not be eligible for random draw prizes.
Medals and prizes can only be given to the actual recipient at presentations, other persons can not collect them on behalf of the recipient.
What if I’ve won a prize or medal & can’t stay for presentations?
If a prize winner is unable to stay for the Prize Giving Ceremony they may organise for their prize and/or medallion to be posted to them by contacting the team and sending a registered post bag (no bigger than A5 size) with postage paid to the address below. Prizes and medallions must be claimed within 4 weeks of the event.
In 2 Adventure
PO Box 2003
Brookside Centre
Qld, 4053
Please Note:
- Medallions usually weigh between 50-75g
- Prizes are usually gift vouchers that will fit in a DL Envelope
- Prizes and medallions are packed away in the event trailer post event. Some events require travel and at times the trailer may not be available to be unpacked for up to 4 weeks post an event. In some circumstances it can take up to this long for prizes and/or medallions to be distributed when participants are unable to stay for prize giving.
- Random draw prizes are only applicable for those athletes in attendance at the presentation ceremony on the day.
Lost Property
Personal Equipment can sometimes be forgotton and/or dropped and left behind at an event.
If you have lost anything at the event please contact the team as soon as possible after the event as we can be packing up and clearing the site within 24/48 hours of the event finishing.
If we do have you lost property after the event has finished you can claim it by sending:
- A Self Addressed,
- Postage paid satchel,
- Large enough to hold your property to,
In 2 Adventure
PO Box 2003
Brookside Centre
Qld, 4053
Any property not claimed within 2 weeks of the event are donated to the local trash and treasure/charity clothing.
TreX X-Triathlon
The Sunshine Coast Trail Run Festival is part of the Sunshine Coast MultiSport Weekend which includes the TreX Cross Triathlon Series hosted on Saturday at Ewen Maddock Dam.
TreX is triathlon but with a new twist as we head off road for a version of the sport with heart, grit and off road action. TreX includes a Swim, Mountain Bike and Trail Run on a pre-determined, marked course and is governed by the normal rules and guidelines of a traditional triathlon. Put simply, it’s the on road version of the sport transposed into a bushland setting with mountain bikes and off road trail shoes.
The event includes Standard, Sprint, Junior, Teaser and Dirt Kids Courses as well as a Duathlon and Aquabike format, so there’s something for all comers no matter what your age or ability.
To find out more visit the website at trextriathlon.com.au