Run Tasmania Stage Race
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Event Details
About This Event
Experience the thrill of multi-day trail running through Tasmania’s stunning landscapes. Run Tasmania Stage Race offers two courses across four days of breathtaking scenery and challenging terrain.
Course Description
The Run Tasmania Stage Race takes runners through some of Tasmania’s most iconic landscapes. Day 1 explores coastal trails near Kingston, Day 2 ascends the alpine trails of kunanyi / Mount Wellington, Day 3 ventures into the rainforests of the Tasman Peninsula, and Day 4 finishes with dramatic coastal views at Cape Raoul. With both the Devil Long Course and Quoll Short Course, runners can choose their challenge while enjoying the natural beauty of the region.
Quick Facts
Getting There
The event starts in Hobart and South-East Tasmania, with daily start points across Kingston, kunanyi / Mount Wellington, and the Tasman Peninsula. Parking is available at each start location, though limited. Public transport options are limited, so it's recommended to arrive early and plan for accommodation in the area.
Weather & What to Pack
In November, Tasmania experiences spring conditions, with temperatures typically ranging from 10°C to 20°C. Expect mild days with some sun and occasional rain. Runners should prepare with layers, waterproof gear, and ensure proper hydration.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the start times for each day of the race?
Start times vary each day and are listed as 1:00 pm, 8:00 am, 11:30 am, and 8:45 am. Check the official website for the exact schedule.
Can I register for just one day of the event?
The event is structured as a 4-day stage race, and registration is for the full course. Check the official website for details on participation options.
What is the terrain like on the course?
The race includes a mix of coastal trails, alpine paths, rainforest tracks, and dramatic cliffside routes. Trail running experience is recommended.
Are there aid stations along the course?
Yes, aid stations are provided along the route for water, food, and medical support. Details will be available on the official website.
Last updated: 28 June 2026
