Tamworth Trailblazer

Sunday, 21 March 2027

Tamworth, NSW

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About This Event

Tamworth Trailblazer is a rugged trail race set at Oxley Scenic Lookout, just 5 km from Tamworth’s CBD. Choose from 10 km to 60 km loops, enjoy sweeping views of Flagstaff Peak and challenging terrain – perfect for trail enthusiasts of all levels.

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Sunday 21 March

60km (4 laps)

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45km (3 laps)

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30km (2 laps)

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15km (1 lap)

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10km

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Quick Facts

Date: Sunday, 21 March 2027
Terrain: Trail
Location: Oxley Scenic Lookout East, Tamworth, NSW
Entry Fee: Check official website
Difficulty: Challenging
Start Time: Check official website
Good for Beginners: Yes – the 10 km option is beginner‑friendly, while longer loops suit experienced trail runners.

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Event Details

Date Sunday, 21 March 2027

Location Tamworth, NSW

State NSW

Terrain Trail

Organizer Tamworth Trailblazer

Course Description

The Tamworth Trailblazer starts and finishes at Oxley Scenic Lookout East in Tamworth, NSW, a short drive from the city centre. Runners tackle a scenic trail that climbs from the lookout up to Flagstaff Peak, offering rolling hills, forest tracks and open ridgelines with panoramic countryside views. The event offers five distance options – a single‑lap 15 km, two‑lap 30 km, three‑lap 45 km and a four‑lap 60 km – plus a standalone 10 km route for those seeking a shorter challenge. Expect a mix of technical sections, steady climbs and fast descents that test endurance while rewarding you with spectacular scenery.

Getting There

The race starts and finishes at Oxley Scenic Lookout East in Tamworth, NSW, located less than 5 km north‑east of the city centre. Parking and public‑transport options are provided on‑site; for detailed directions, parking fees and bus schedules, please visit the official race website. Arriving early will give you time to collect your race packet and warm up before the start.

Where to Stay

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Weather & What to Pack

The event takes place in March, which is autumn in Australia. In Tamworth, typical daytime highs are around 20‑24 °C with cooler evenings dropping to 10‑14 °C. Expect generally dry conditions with plenty of sunshine, though occasional showers can occur. Dress in layered, breathable clothing and bring a light jacket for cooler moments. Trail shoes with good grip are essential, and stay hydrated even in milder temperatures.

Race details last updated 13 Oct 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I register for the Tamworth Trailblazer?

Registrations are open via the race website (link provided on the home page). The site contains the latest registration deadlines and any required details. If you have questions, contact the organisers at tamworthtrailblazer@gmail.com.

What distances are offered and are there any restrictions?

The event offers 10 km, 15 km (1 lap), 30 km (2 laps), 45 km (3 laps) and a 60 km (4 laps) option. Registration for the 60 km distance is restricted, so check the official website for eligibility and availability.

Where is the start/finish and how is the course laid out?

Both the start and finish are located at Oxley Scenic Lookout East, Tamworth, NSW. The 15 km course is a single loop; the 30 km, 45 km and 60 km races consist of 2, 3 and 4 laps of the same loop respectively. The 10 km route follows a shorter variation of the same trail.

What gear should I bring on race day?

Trail running shoes with good grip are essential. Bring water or a hydration pack, weather‑appropriate clothing (layers, hat, sunscreen), and any personal nutrition you prefer. Check the official website for any mandatory gear or race‑day requirements.

Are there aid stations and facilities on the course?

Typical trail events provide aid stations with water and electrolytes at regular intervals. Toilets and race‑day facilities are available at the start/finish area. For exact locations and services, refer to the race website.