Freycinet Circuits Trail Run 2026 Results

Sunday, 21 June 2026
Freycinet Peninsula, TAS
Endorfun
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Freycinet Circuits Trail Run 2026 was held on Sunday, 21 June 2026 at Wineglass Bay carpark, Freycinet National Park, Freycinet Peninsula, TAS.

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About This Event

Experience Tasmania’s stunning Freycinet Peninsula on 21 June 2026 with the Freycinet Circuits Trail Run – choose a scenic 11 km Hazards circuit or the challenging 29 km Mt Graham circuit, both starting from the Wineglass Bay carpark.

Events

Sunday 21 June

  1. 29 km Mt Graham circuit
    8am
  2. 11 km Hazards circuit
    9am

Quick Facts

Date
21 June 2026
Terrain
Trail / Beach
Location
Wineglass Bay carpark, Freycinet National Park, Freycinet Peninsula, TAS
Entry Fee
Check the entry page for current prices
Difficulty
Moderate to Challenging
Start Time
8:00 AM (29 km) & 9:00 AM (11 km)
Good for Beginners
Yes – the 11 km Hazards circuit is ideal for beginners; the 29 km Mt Graham circuit is recommended for experienced trail runners.

Event Details

Date Sunday, 21 June 2026
Location Freycinet Peninsula, TAS
State TAS
Organizer Endorfun

Course Description

Both circuits start at the Wineglass Bay carpark and run clockwise. The 11 km Hazards circuit winds along the iconic Wineglass Bay shoreline, passes Hazards Beach and offers breathtaking coastal views before looping back. The 29 km Mt Graham circuit adds a rugged ascent to Mt Graham, traverses Cooks Beach and includes sections of rocky, root‑laden trail marked by cairns. Runners will encounter a mix of sandy beach, forest tracks and exposed ridgelines, with plenty of opportunities for a quick dip in the sea. The course is well‑marked but demands solid footing and navigation skills, especially on the longer loop.

Getting There

From Hobart, take the Tasman Highway (A3) north to the town of St Helens, then follow signs to the Freycinet Peninsula and the Wineglass Bay carpark. Parking is free at the carpark but spaces fill quickly, so aim to arrive by 7:30 AM. No regular public transport serves the carpark; consider a shuttle from St Helens or a hired vehicle.

Weather & What to Pack

June is winter in Tasmania, bringing cool and often changeable conditions. Expect daytime highs of 8‑13 °C with occasional rain and strong coastal winds. Morning temperatures can dip to 5 °C, so dress in layers: a thermal base, waterproof jacket, hat and gloves. Bring plenty of water and a head torch for the longer course, as clouds can reduce daylight early.

Race details last updated 29 Jun 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I register for the race?

Registration is closed for 2026 and the event is sold out. Keep an eye on the Endorfun website for 2027 openings. When registration opens, you’ll sign up online and pay the $70 entry fee per participant.

What gear is mandatory for the 29 km circuit?

You must carry a thermal top, space blanket, water (bladder or bottle), food (energy bar/gel/chocolate), head torch, phone and a roller bandage. A waterproof jacket, extra warm layers, beanie and gloves are strongly recommended.

Can I start the race later than the listed start times?

No. The 29 km race starts sharply at 8:00 AM and the 11 km race at 9:00 AM. You must check‑in at the carpark during the specified registration windows (6:30‑7:45 AM for the 29 km, 8:00‑8:45 AM for the 11 km). Late arrivals will not be allowed to start.

Is the event suitable for first‑time trail runners?

Yes, the 11 km Hazards circuit is designed for beginners and offers a relatively gentle terrain with beautiful beach views. The 29 km Mt Graham circuit is best for experienced trail runners due to its rough sections and elevation gain.

What facilities are available on race day?

There are portable toilets at the start area, water stations along the course, and a finish line refreshment tent with snacks and drinks. No camping or overnight accommodation is provided; you’ll need to arrange your own lodging in nearby towns such as Coles Bay or St Helens.