Coastal Pathway Ultra

Sunday, 3 October 2027

Latrobe, TAS

Where to stay for race weekend

Marathon, Half Marathon & 10K

Everyday Lions Events

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About This Event

Experience Tasmania’s first ultra‑running event along the stunning North West Coastal Pathway. Starting and finishing in Latrobe, the Coastal Pathway Ultra offers mixed‑terrain routes from 10 km to 100 km, perfect for seasoned ultra‑athletes and beginners alike.

Events & entry fees

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Sunday 3 October

100km solo

6am

$285
64KM solo

6:15am

$195
64 KM Teams Relay

6:15am

$240
Marathon

7am

$120
Half Marathon

8am

$90
10km

9am

$50

Entry fees as listed on 12 Oct 2026. Prices often rise after early bird, so check the entry page for today's price.

Quick Facts

Date: Sunday, 03 October 2027
Terrain: Mixed (road, trail & beach)
Location: Latrobe, TAS
Entry Fee: $240–$285 (varies by distance)
Difficulty: Challenging
Start Time: 06:00
Good for Beginners: Yes – the 10 km and 21.1 km options are beginner‑friendly, though longer distances demand experience.

Free training

Training for Coastal Pathway Ultra?

Race day is Sun 3 Oct 2027, 48 weeks away. Free training plans start up to 20 weeks before race day, so a plan for it can start from 17 May. Save it now; until then, 12 weeks of building is a good start.

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Event Details

Date Sunday, 3 October 2027

Location Latrobe, TAS

State TAS

Organizer Everyday Lions Events

Course Description

The Coastal Pathway Ultra winds its way from Bells Parade in Latrobe, following the newly completed North West Coastal Pathway. Runners traverse a mix of sealed road sections, sandy beach stretches and compacted trail through three municipalities, offering sweeping ocean views, river crossings and native bushland. The 100 km and 64 km routes challenge endurance with rolling hills and occasional soft‑sand segments, while the 42.2 km, 21.1 km and 10 km distances showcase the same scenery on a more manageable scale. Aid stations are positioned at key points, and the loop returns to the start for a grand finish on the town’s main parade.

Getting There

The race starts and finishes at Bells Parade in the town of Latrobe, north‑west Tasmania. For detailed parking, public transport options and recommended arrival times, please refer to the official event website.

Where to Stay

Places to stay near the start, priced for race weekend.

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Weather & What to Pack

October in Tasmania is spring, with daytime highs around 16 °C and overnight lows near 7 °C. Expect cool, crisp conditions and occasional light rain (annual average 766 mm). Dress in layers, bring a waterproof jacket, and stay hydrated – a warm drink and electrolyte drink are advisable for the cooler early‑morning starts.

Race details last updated 23 Oct 2026

Ready to run Coastal Pathway Ultra?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a cut‑off time for each distance?

Cut‑off times are not specified in the available information. Contact the organisers via coastalpathwayultra@gmail.com for the latest timing rules.

What gear is required or recommended?

Participants should wear appropriate running shoes for mixed terrain, layered clothing for cool spring weather, and carry water or a hydration pack. A headlamp may be useful for early starts. Check the official site for any mandatory gear.