Saltus Run/Walk 2026
About the race
Get ready for an afternoon of movement, wellness, and fun for the entire community. There's something for the whole family at the annual Saltus Run/Walk, hosted by the Saltus Association.
Whether you want to race, walk at your own pace and connect with other participants, or simply join in the fun, there's something for everyone. This is a community-wide event, and all Bermuda students, families, and friends are encouraged to take part.
Courses & distances
Toddler Trot Ages 18 - 35 months, 40M for FUN and participation!
Starts: Sun, Nov 22 · 1:45 PM
GIRLS Ages 5+, 400M (1 lap of field)
Distance: 0.4K
Starts: Sun, Nov 22 · 2:10 PM
GIRLS Ages Under 5, 400M (1 lap of field)
Distance: 0.4K
Starts: Sun, Nov 22 · 2:00 PM
BOYS Ages Under 5, 400M (1 lap of field)
Distance: 0.8K
Starts: Sun, Nov 22 · 2:20 PM
BOYS Ages 5+, 400M (1 lap of field)
Distance: 0.8K
Starts: Sun, Nov 22 · 2:25 PM
1 Mile (1.6K)
Distance: 1 Mile
Starts: Sun, Nov 22 · 2:30 PM
Competitive 5K (3.1 Miles)
Distance: 5K
Starts: Sun, Nov 22 · 2:50 PM
Non Competitive 5K Walk/Run (3.1 Miles)
Distance: 5K
Starts: Sun, Nov 22 · 2:55 PM
Start and finish location
All races start and finish on the sports field at the Saltus St John's Road campus.
New this year: the Toddler Trot has a prompt start time of 1:45 pm, so that the Junior races may follow immediately.
Volunteer
We need volunteers. Every great race needs a great team behind it. Come lend a hand and help make race day amazing. No running shoes required.
The course
Pick your challenge
- Toddler Trot (40m for children aged 18 to 35 months)
- 400m (1 lap of the field)
- 1 Mile
- 5K Run
Location
Pembroke, Bermuda Open in Google Maps
City insight: Pembroke
Pembroke is one of the nine parishes of Bermuda, located in the central part of the island chain and home to Hamilton, the territory's capital. It is named after English aristocrat William Herbert, 3rd Earl of Pembroke, and its central position and the capital make it a densely populated and economically important area. Bermuda has a subtropical climate with warm, humid summers and mild winters, so spring and autumn are generally the most comfortable months for running or racing.
Know from the athletes
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