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Blackall 100

Blackall 100 2026 Results

When
Saturday, 17 October 2026
Where
Mapleton, Sunshine Coast, QLD
Distances
100km · 50km · Half Marathon
Organiser
Run Queensland

Race results

Blackall 100 2026 was held on Saturday, 17 October 2026 at QCCC, 70 Obi Obi Road, Mapleton, QLD.

About this event

Blackall 100 brings trail‑running lovers to the stunning Sunshine Coast hinterland on 17 Oct 2026. Choose from a 100 km ultra, 50 km challenge or a half‑marathon, all set amidst rolling hills, forest tracks and panoramic views from Mapleton’s QCCC. Perfect for seasoned ultra athletes and ambitiou...

Terrain
Trail
Difficulty
Challenging
Good for beginners
No – the ultra distances are demanding; the half‑marathon is more suitable for beginners with some training.

Events & entry fees

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Saturday 17 October

  1. 100km
    6am
    $480
  2. 50km
    6:30am
    $320
  3. Half Marathon
    7:15am
    $225

Entry fees as listed on 13 Oct 2026. Prices often rise after early bird, so check the entry page for today's price.

Event details

Date Saturday, 17 October 2026
Location Mapleton, Sunshine Coast, QLD
State QLD
Entry Fee $225 – $480
Organizer Run Queensland

The course

The Blackall 100 courses wind through the lush Sunshine Coast hinterland surrounding Mapleton, starting and finishing at the Queensland Country Club (QCCC). Runners will tackle a mixture of well‑maintained forest trails, gentle climbs and technical single‑track sections, offering sweeping vistas of the Glass House Mountains and rolling farmland. The 100 km route is a demanding loop with varied elevation, while the 50 km provides a shorter yet still challenging experience. The half‑marathon follows a more straightforward trail, ideal for those stepping up from road races. Expect well‑marked paths, water stations and stunning natural scenery that showcase the region’s beauty.

Getting there

The race starts and finishes at the Queensland Country Club (QCCC) on Obi Obi Road in Mapleton, Sunshine Coast. Parking and public transport options are provided on‑site, but details vary each year. For the latest information on parking, bus routes or train connections, please visit the official event website or contact the organisers directly.

Weather and what to pack

October on the Sunshine Coast is springtime, with typical daytime highs around 26 °C and overnight lows near 16 °C. Expect mild humidity and plenty of sunshine, with very little rain. Dress in light, breathable layers, wear a hat and sunscreen, and bring a hydration pack or water bottle. An optional light jacket for early morning starts is advisable.

Race details last updated 13 Sep 2026

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Questions

How do I register for Blackall 100?

Registration is handled online via the Run Queensland website. Visit the event page for Blackall 100 and follow the registration link. Entry fees are listed per distance. If you have any issues, contact Run Queensland at info@runqld.com.au.

What are the entry fees and are there any refunds?

Entry fees are $480 for the 100 km, $320 for the 50 km and $225 for the half‑marathon. Refund policies are not specified on the event page; please check the official website for the latest refund and cancellation information.

Are there any age restrictions or mandatory gear?

Age limits are not detailed for Blackall 100. For ultra distances, participants are usually required to be 18 years or older. No specific mandatory gear is listed, but standard trail‑running equipment such as trail shoes, a hydration system, sunscreen, insect repellent and a mobile phone for emergencies is recommended. Verify any required items on the official site.

What is the cut‑off time for each distance?

Cut‑off times are not provided in the event information. Runners should plan to complete the 100 km and 50 km within the typical ultra time limits and the half‑marathon within a few hours. Check the official race guide for exact cut‑off details.

Can I bring a support crew or have spectators on the course?

The event page does not mention crew or spectator rules. Generally, trail races limit crew to the start/finish area and do not allow support on the course. For Blackall 100, confirm crew and spectator policies with the organisers before race day.