Phoenix Trail Races
Race facts
- Start time
- 9:00 AM EDT
- Distances
- 25K Walk/Hike, 25K Trail Run, 50K Trail Run
- Entry fee
- from 80.51Early Bird $75 + Fees, Regular $85 + Fees, Late $95 + Fees (shirt included until Sep 13)
- Terrain
- Trail
- Organizer
- Phoenix Race Committee
- Registration
- Closed
From the official race website, checked 2026-10-15. Official page
External Event
Distance
31.1 mi
Pace
All paces
Terrain
Trail
Difficulty
Challenging
About this run
The Phoenix Trail Races present a challenging 50 km trail run through the scenic Fanshawe Conservation Area in London, Ontario, Canada. This event is designed for experienced trail runners looking to test their endurance over a demanding course. The 50K race involves completing two loops of the main Fanshawe Lake Trail, with additional sections near the Dam to reach the full distance. Runners can expect a well-supported race with aid stations approximately every 5 kilometers, professional chip timing, and medical support from St. John's Ambulance. Participants will receive a lightweight black hoodie with registration up to September 13th, 2026, a finisher medal, and a post-race meal. The event is sanctioned by Athletics Ontario, ensuring a high standard of organization and competition.
Who it's for
This 50 km trail race is best suited for experienced ultra-marathoners and highly conditioned trail runners who are comfortable with multi-loop courses and varied terrain.
What to expect
- The 50K course consists of two loops of the main Fanshawe Lake Trail, with extensions near the Dam.
- Aid stations will be available approximately every 5 kilometers along the course.
- Professional chip timing will be provided by Speed River Timing.
- St. John's Ambulance will offer safety and medical support throughout the event.
- A lightweight black hoodie is included with registration if completed by September 13th, 2026.
- A post-race meal will be provided by Piping Kettle.
Good to know
- Registration for all race categories is currently closed.
- The event takes place at Watson Porter Pavilion @ Fanshawe Conservation Area.
- Runners receive admission to Fanshawe Conservation Area as part of their registration.
Typical conditions
For events around October 2026 in Thames Centre, 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 Thames Centre, Canada. Confirm the exact start venue, parking, and transit options on the official registration page.
Frequently asked questions
What is the date of the Phoenix Trail Races?+
The Phoenix Trail Races are scheduled for Saturday, October 17, 2026.
What distances are offered at the Phoenix Trail Races?+
The event offers a 25K Walk/Hike, a 25K Trail Run, and a 50K Trail Run.
Where is the Phoenix Trail Races held?+
The race is located at Watson Porter Pavilion @ Fanshawe Conservation Area in London, Ontario, Canada.
How do I register for the Phoenix Trail Races?+
Registration is currently closed. Runners should check the official registration page for future updates or waitlist information: https://raceroster.com/events/2026/111464/phoenix-trail-races
What is included with registration?+
Registration includes admission to Fanshawe Conservation Area, chip timing, aid stations, medical support, a finisher medal, a post-race meal, and photos. A hoodie is included if registered by September 13th, 2026.
Is there a waitlist available?+
Yes, there is a waitlist, but online registration is closed. Spots are offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
Who organizes the Phoenix Trail Races?+
The event is organized by the Phoenix Race Committee.
How can I contact the event organizers?+
You can contact the Phoenix Race Committee via email at [email protected] or by visiting their website.
Registration is handled by the official event organizer
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