A beloved Canadian classic — 50K of rainforest, ridgeline, and raw West Coast trail
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West Coast rainforest trails, lakeside singletrack, and the exposed Diez Vistas ridgeline combine for one of Canada's most celebrated 50K experiences. Running continuously since 1997 through Belcarra Regional Park near Vancouver, the race packs 2,000m of climbing into a scenic loop around Buntzen Lake and Sasamat Lake — through roots, rocks, and mud typical of the Pacific Northwest. The namesake Diez Vistas trail traverses an exposed ridge with sweeping panoramic views of the Vancouver area before the course drops back into dense coastal rainforest for a final punishing climb back to White Pine Beach. Strict mid-course cutoffs, a cupless format, a volunteer crew many of whom have been giving back since 1997, and legendary post-race sushi and BBQ all define the character of this beloved race.
Some ultra experience recommended
Port Moody, BC, CanadaApril 11, 2026


| Location | km | Elevation |
|---|---|---|
Start Start | 0.0 | 63 m |
DV Saddle Resource | 6.0 | 318 m |
Buntzen North Aid Station | 13.0 | 149 m |
Buntzen South Gazebo Aid Station | 20.0 | 151 m |
Equestrian Lot Aid Station | 28.0 | 143 m |
Eagle Mtn Rd Aid Station | 34.0 | 476 m |
Pumphouse Rd Aid Station | 41.0 | 337 m |
Finish Finish | 50.0 | 62 m |
Sign in to see cutoffs, crew access, drop bags, and services for every aid station.
Anmore Camp & RV Park is located close to the venue and offers full amenities including laundry, showers, and a games room. No on-site camping at Belcarra Regional Park itself.
April in coastal BC is peak rainy season — expect wet trails, mud, and variable conditions on race day
Weather can change rapidly on the exposed Diez Vistas ridgeline; layers are recommended even on clear days
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