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The North West Trail Running Series

Experience the raw beauty of Tasmania's North West. Three rounds of challenging trails, one series of legendary finishes, and the chance to claim the Triple Crown.

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The Heart of the Northwest Coast

The North West Trail Running Series is more than just a race; it is a movement to reconnect with the wild beauty of Tasmania. We invite runners of all backgrounds to experience the unique variety of trails that define our region, promoting an active lifestyle that honors the land.

Our Mission

To introduce trail running to a diverse audience and showcase the natural beauty of Tasmania's North West. We believe that every runner deserves the opportunity to explore Tasmania's most breathtaking landscapes.

The Triple Crown Advantage

Enter all three rounds of the North West Trail Running Series and unlock exclusive benefits designed for the ultimate trail runner. Experience the region's most iconic trails with a premium reward package.

15% Entry Discount

Save on your registration fees for all three rounds of the series.

Finishers Medal

A unique commemorative medal awarded to those who complete all three rounds.

Personalised Bib

Receive a *personalised take-home bib with your name and series details.

*Must enter before May 31st to receive a personalised bib.

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The Rounds

Explore the diverse landscapes of Tasmania's Northwest Coast. Each round offers a unique challenge and a chance to experience the region's natural beauty.

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Round 1: Yolla

Sunday, 19th of July

Tear through private farmland across open paddocks, fast fire roads, and epic single trails. It is the perfect terrain for novices and seasoned pros alike.

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Round 2: Railton

Sunday, 9th of August

Hit the epic Wild Mersey MTB Trails for a high-speed adventure. Tackle world-class flowing single tracks through Tasmania's core.

Hit the epic Wild Mersey MTB Trails for a high-speed adventure. Tackle world-class flowing single tracks through Tasmania's core.

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Round 3: Penguin

Saturday, 29th of August

Ignite your headlamp for a thrilling night-time dash through the Dial Range’s legendary trails. Conquer dramatic, moonlit terrain that pushes your limits but remains within your reach.

Participants & Series Rules

Join the North West Trail Running Series and experience the unique beauty of Tasmania's Northwest Coast. Whether you're entering a single round or the Triple Crown, we have everything you need to know.

Entries are open now and close 30-minutes before each round starts. On-the-day entries incur a $10 additional charge.

Complete all three rounds to earn a 15% discount on entry fees, a finishers medal, and a *personalised take-home bib.

Participants must adhere to all race rules. These rules ensure fairness and safety for all involved.

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Voices of the Trail

"The North West Trail Running Series is more than a race; it's a journey through the heart of Tasmania. The scenery is breathtaking, and the community is incredibly welcoming."

Sarah Jenkins

"Entering the Triple Crown was a game-changer for me. Accomplishing all 3 rounds and receiving the finisher medal made the whole experience feel special"

Marcus Thorne

"The variety of trails across the three rounds is what sets this series apart. Each location offers a unique challenge that keeps you coming back for more."

Bronwyn Masters
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Acknowledgment & Inclusion

We celebrate and acknowledge individuals of all gender identities, including non-binary and all-gender people. Our community is dedicated to fostering an inclusive and supportive environment where every runner feels valued, respected, and seen. These trails are for everyone, and we are committed to ensuring they remain a safe space for all.

We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which our events take place, the palawa people of lutruwita. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and honor their deep and enduring connections to the land, sea, and community that have existed for over 40,000 years.

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