What distances are available for this event?

• →Marathon (42.2 km)
• →Half Marathon (21.1 km)
• →10K

How much does registration cost?

• →Marathon (42.2 km): CA$145.73 Early bird (until May 29); CA$178.87 Regular (May 30 – Jul 15)
• →Half Marathon (21.1 km): CA$96.00 Early bird; CA$123.63 Regular
• →10K: CA$46.29 Early bird; CA$57.34 Regular

What is the race schedule and timing?

• →Marathon & Half Marathon start time: Approximately 8:05 AM
• →10K start time: Approximately 8:15 AM
• →Participant assembly: All runners must arrive at the start line by 8:00 AM
• →Timing method: Manual timing system is utilized for this event

Where is the race being held and what is the course like?

The event starts and finishes at the Haida Heritage Centre (Kay Llnagaay) at Second Beach. The course follows an out-and-back format along the coastal highway:

• →Marathon: Heads north through Skidegate village, passing the 2017 Totem Pole, the cemetery, Balance Rock (~5 km), Miller Creek (~10 km), Jungle Beach (~15 km), and Lawnhill community, turning around at St. Mary’s Spring.
• →Half Marathon: Follows the same initial route as the marathon, turning around at Miller Creek (~10.5 km).
• →10K: Starts slightly later and runs north through Skidegate village to just beyond Balance Rock (~5 km) before returning.
• →Terrain: The profile is mostly flat, though there is a small hill located near the St. Mary’s Spring turnaround point.

What support and facilities are provided on the course?

• →Aid stations: Located every 5 km along the route
• →On-course support: Bike support is available providing water, gels, and general assistance
• →Route safety: Runners are required to stay on the right-hand (ocean side) of the highway within the marked delineators

What can runners expect regarding the atmosphere and environment?

The race is a cultural experience integrated with the Skidegate Days community celebrations. Runners will experience a scenic coastal environment with uninterrupted ocean views and the opportunity to witness cultural highlights such as Totem Pole raisings. The atmosphere is described as a relaxed, community-driven event rather than a high-speed elite race, offering a meaningful destination run through the Haida community.