Dirty Feet Trestle Run
About the race
Enjoy a fast gravel trail running race on the beautiful K.V.R. trail network in Myra Provincial Park, Kelowna, BC.
The Dirty Feet Trail Run Series is bringing this event back. The trail is a wide double-track gravel pathway with tunnels and trestles to run through and over, and it offers spectacular views along the way.
The race is capped at 200 people to accommodate the other user groups on the trails.
Aid stations
Refuelling stations will be stocked with water and electrolytes.
- 5km: no aid stations on course; a refuelling station at the finish line
- 10km: 1 refuelling station at 5km
- 21km: 3 refuelling stations at 5km, 10km and 15km
Racer check-in
Check-in begins September 20th at 9:00am at Start/Finish.
Prizes
The top 3 in each category for each gender will be awarded prizes. There will be a full table of draw prizes for any participant to win.
You must be present at the race to pick up your prizes. They will not be mailed out.
Start times and cut-off times
Start times
- 21km: 10:30am
- 10km: 10:30am
- 5km: 10:45am
Cut-off
The 21km has a cut-off time of 4 hours to finish the run. If you do not think you can finish in 4 hours, please sign up for the 10km.
Pacing and support rules
No video crews are allowed to follow you on the course or to cross the finish line with you, and no drones are allowed at this park. Any reports of video crew, drones or support outside of the aid stations will result in a DNF.
Cancellation policy
Athletes can cancel their registration, but no refund is given.
No refunds. Deferrals will not be permitted.
The course
21K
10K
5K
The run is on a wide double-track gravel pathway with tunnels and trestles to run through and over. The trails are well marked with km signage and turnaround arrows. The run starts at the Myra Canyon Provincial Park Trestles Parking Lot at the top of Myra Forest Service Road.
Location
Myra Canyon Trestle, Kelowna, BC, Canada Open in Google Maps
City insight: Kelowna
Kelowna is a city on Okanagan Lake in the Okanagan Valley, in the southern interior of British Columbia, Canada. It is the head office of the Regional District of Central Okanagan, and its name comes from an Okanagan word for grizzly bear. Summers are warm and dry and winters are cool with some snow, so May to June and September to October are generally the best months to run or race here.
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