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Our motto is great runs - great places - great people. We do not run “races’ in the conventional sense – we are about the running experience, enjoying the country, experiencing what nature has to offer you in terms of weather, terrain and your ability to push yourself and get to know your body and your limits, and we are about the social experience that is what running and especially trail running is all about.
Distances in our events range from 15km as a stage in the Alpine Challenge, to 22km in the Razorback Run, or 44+km in the Prom Run right up to 160km (100ml) in the Alpine Skyrun – part of Victoria’s great Alpine Challenge, also a major charity fundraiser. If you haven’t tried trail running before we offer some great introductory experiences.
If you are a seasoned marathon runner or ultra runner but looking for new experiences these 3 runs and some others on the drawing board may inspire you, to look at running with fresh eyes.
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Welcome to Victoria's classic Alpine Run - The Razorback Run offers 4 challenging distances in some of the most spectacular country in Victoria's Alpine National Park giving you the opportunity to try out trail running for the first time or practise sections of the Alpine Challenge - Victoria's toughest endurance run, or just enjoy great running in a wild place.
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Join in the running of the fourth 100 mile (160km) Alpine Challenge in the spectacular Alpine National Park.
Taking in some of Victoria's best high country, with over 7,000 meters of ascent and descent, this run is the classic 100 mile mountain challenge and will test you to the limit as it traverses some of the hardest and most exposed areas of the Australian Alps
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Run the Prom. Wilson’s Promontory National Park offers, Australia’s most spectacular coastal ultra. Experience the sound of waves crashing on rocks, feel the sand under your feet, the wind in your hair and the water up to your waist as you tackle this wilderness paradise. The Prom 100 offers runners 44,60, 80 and 100km run loops only 3 ½ hours from Melbourne.
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