Cross the finish line at this run and continue straight into the lake to cool off!
This trail running race takes place at Kalamalka Provincial Park. The trails offer some sweet single track and some gravel paths.
Follow the Dirty Feet flags to the finish line, where you will find a beach and beautiful water for a swim. Enjoy the spectacular views of Kal Lake and the Okanagan Valley. Bring the whole family and spend the day at the beach afterwards.
This run can be very warm, and the lake is a very refreshing way to cool off. This event has a professionally marked course, first aid and timing.
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Pick-up is in Vernon at The Starting Block, 3100 29 Ave.
If you cannot make these times, you can pick up your package on race day at the race location from 8:00am to 8:45am.
Check-in begins July 11th at 8:00am at Start/Finish.
Top 3 in each category for each gender will be awarded prizes.
There will be a full table of draw prizes for any participants to win.
You must be present at the race to pick up your prizes. They will not be mailed out.
The 21 km must be completed in under 4 hours. If you think this is too tight, please sign up for the 10 km.
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.
Athletes can cancel their registration, but no refund is given.
No refunds. Registration may be transferred to another 2027 event, but this must be requested 2 weeks prior to the event.
The trails offer some sweet single track and some gravel paths. Follow the Dirty Feet flags to the finish line, where you will find a beach and beautiful water for a swim. All the distances will start and finish at the Beach.
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Vernon is a city in British Columbia, Canada, about 440 km (270 mi) northeast of Vancouver. Named after Forbes George Vernon, it was incorporated in 1892 and is the largest city in the North Okanagan Regional District. The climate is warm and dry in summer with cold, snowy winters, so late spring and early autumn are the best seasons to race.
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