Caledon Crusher
About the race
Caledon Crusher takes place on Saturday April 10, 2027.
The event is held at Caledon Hills Bruce Trail, at the TDSB Mono Outdoor Centre.
Aid stations
There are 7 fully stocked aid stations at various points on the course. They are stocked with Skratch Labs, water, ice, chips, pop, cookies and more.
Approximate locations:
- 8/14K (same location)
- 22K (50K start line)
- 32K (drop bag available)
- 42K
- 51K (water drop only)
- 57K
- 68K
Courses & distances
E2E - 72K
Starts: 7:00 AM
50K
Starts: 9:00 AM
25K
Starts: 10:00 AM
DISTANCES
All routes are point-to-point along the Caledon Bruce Trail
27k - (~850m of elevation).
52k - (~1200m of elevation) Point to Point - starting from Horseshoe Hill to TDSB Mono Outdoor Centre.
E2E - 76k (~2100m of elevation) from Creditview (just west of the Badlands) to TDSB Mono Outdoor Centre.
THE COURSE
A beautiful course along the Caledon Hills section of the Bruce Trail - starting just on the west side of the Badlands right to the end at Mono Centre. There will be plenty of technical sections and climbing to satisfy most trail runners. These are spectacular trails along singletrack, double track, hills, hills and more hills.
The course is marked using the Bruce Trail white blazes ONLY! There will not be additional signage or marking. Take the time to learn what the blazes mean....see below.
Your course map file: Ride With GPS File (elevation is incorrect)
Race start times and cut-offs
- E2E: 7 AM start
- 50K: 9 AM start
- 25K: 10 AM start
All distances will be closed by 9:00 PM.
Time cut-offs at aid stations: TBD.
Getting to the start line
Participants in the 50 km and 72K events start a way away from the finish line. They must pick up their race kit and board the bus at Mono Community Centre in Mono, which takes them to the start of the race.
The pre-race briefing takes place on the bus on the way to the start.
The 25 km event starts and ends at Mono Community Centre.
Parking is free at Mono Community Centre, near the finish area.
About the Caledon Hills Bruce Trail section
A portion of proceeds goes towards the Caledon Hills Bruce Trail section, so that participants and others can enjoy its well-marked and well-maintained trails.
Race kit pick-up
Registration and kit pick-up opens at 5:30 AM on April 10 at Mono Centre, lower floor.
What is included for those who register before February 15
- Race bib
- Soap bar from Sue's Soap Creations
- Event T-shirt
- Unique medal for all finishers
- Caledon E2E badge for those completing the E2E
- Free high-res photos from Sue Sitki Photo
- Post-race food courtesy of Mono Cliffs Inn
- Free parking at Mono Community Centre
Parking
Parking is free. As space is limited, please carpool where you can.
Mandatory gear for 50K and E2E
Due to the time of year and unexpected weather, the following must be carried with you:
- Toque or beanie
- Cell phone with race directors' phone numbers
- Rain jacket
- Hydration pack or vest (1 to 1.5 L of hydration)
- Headlamp for the finish (50K and E2E), which can be placed in the drop bag at 35K (E2E)
What your entry includes
Cancellation policy
The course
Location
City insight: Mono
Mono is a town in south-central Ontario, Canada, at the south-east corner of Dufferin County, stretching from Highway 9 in the south to Highway 89 in the north. Residents live on farms, rural estates and in small settlements such as Mono Centre, Hockley Village and Camilla. The community mixes farming, local businesses, artists and commuters who work in nearby towns and cities.
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