50K trail ultramarathons in Canada (Prairies)

Rugged 100-mile and 50-mile courses winding through Alberta’s Rocky Mountains, featuring over 6,600m of elevation and seven distinct stages

50KM mountain route through prairie and foothills, community-built trails, Moose Mountain backdrop, starting and finishing at West Bragg Creek

50km course in the Brandon Hills with 90% rugged single-track, repeated long climbs, and two ascents of The Spine ridgeline offering prairie vistas

Challenging prairie loops in the Lethbridge river valley, 1200 meters of elevation gain per 53 km, 16 steep hills per lap, Western States qualifier

Figure 8 course with over 1000 meters of elevation, technical descents, and Little Bald Hill views in Riding Mountain National Park

Single track trails in the North Saskatchewan River Valley with river crossings, beaver dams, steep hills, and multiple ultra-distance options.

50km solo and relay trail race through Canmore, attracting 1,400 participants each year

Challenging 50k trail route through Spruce Woods Provincial Park, covering Trans-Canada, Epinette, and Yellowquill Trails in Manitoba.

Single track route over Canadian Shield, boggy boreal forests, granite ridge-lines, and the Red Bridge; technical 50km course in remote wilderness

Trail race through Cooking Lake Blackfoot Provincial Recreation Area, featuring 85 km of versatile trails east of Edmonton

50km course featuring 90% single track trails from Goldbar to Terwillegar, showcasing scenic urban routes and Edmonton’s expertly built trails

Varied terrain and early-season conditions in Cypress Hills, reaching 1466 meters - the highest elevation between the Rockies and Labrador