Hallow’s Eve Trail Race
External Event
Distance
6.2–26.2 mi
Pace
All paces
Terrain
Trail
Difficulty
All levels
About this run
The Hallow's Eve Trail Race is scheduled for October 24, 2026, offering a unique trail running experience. Participants can choose from multiple distances, ranging from 10 km up to a full marathon of 42.2 km, catering to a variety of running abilities and endurance levels. The event takes place in North Vancouver, Canada, a region known for its scenic trails and natural beauty, providing a picturesque backdrop for the race. Runners can anticipate an engaging course that highlights the local terrain. This race is an excellent opportunity for trail runners to test their skills on challenging yet rewarding paths. Whether you are looking for a shorter, faster race or a longer, more demanding ultra-marathon distance, the Hallow's Eve Trail Race provides a memorable event.
Who it's for
This event is suitable for trail runners of all levels, from those seeking a shorter 10 km challenge to experienced ultra-runners tackling the 42.2 km marathon distance. The varied distances offer options for beginners and seasoned athletes alike.
What to expect
- Arrive at least 45 minutes before your race start time to allow for parking, packet pickup, and warm-up.
- The course is expected to be primarily trail, so be prepared for uneven surfaces, roots, and potentially muddy conditions depending on the weather.
- Pacing will vary significantly depending on the chosen distance and the specific trail conditions. Focus on maintaining a steady effort rather than a strict pace.
- Wear appropriate trail running shoes with good grip.
- Check the weather forecast closer to the event date and dress in layers. Moisture-wicking clothing is recommended.
- Hydration and nutrition are crucial, especially for longer distances. Carry water and fuel, or plan to utilize aid stations if provided.
Good to know
- The race takes place in North Vancouver, Canada.
- Distances range from 10 km to 42.2 km.
- Race date is October 24, 2026.
- Runners should consult the official registration page for the most up-to-date information regarding course details and any specific event rules.
Typical conditions
For events around October 2026 in North Vancouver, Canada: Typical autumn conditions in this region — conditions can change quickly; confirm race-day guidance on the official page.
How to prepare
Trail events reward time on uneven surfaces and hills. Practice footing and bring the shoes and hydration the organizer recommends — details vary by race.
Find races near youGetting there
This event is listed in North Vancouver, Canada. Confirm the exact start venue, parking, and transit options on the official registration page.
Frequently asked questions
What is the date of the Hallow's Eve Trail Race?+
The race is scheduled for October 24, 2026.
Where is the Hallow's Eve Trail Race located?+
The event takes place in North Vancouver, Canada.
What distances are offered?+
The Hallow's Eve Trail Race offers distances from 10 km up to 42.2 km.
Is this race suitable for beginners?+
With multiple distances available, including a 10 km option, the race can be suitable for beginners looking for a trail running challenge. The longer distances are for more experienced runners.
What type of terrain should I expect?+
As a trail race, expect uneven surfaces, including dirt paths, roots, and possibly rocks. Conditions may vary based on weather.
How do I register for the race?+
Registration details can be found on the official event website: https://foretrails.com/hallows-eve/
Where can I find more information about the course?+
For specific course maps, elevation profiles, and other detailed information, please visit the official registration page: https://foretrails.com/hallows-eve/
What should I bring on race day?+
Runners should bring appropriate trail running shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and any personal hydration or nutrition they require. Check the official site for any mandatory gear lists.
Registration is handled by the official event organizer
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