WildBoar Trail Run

Sunday, 14 June 2026
Balliang, VIC
42km / 50km / 21km / 10km
Trailsplus
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Race Schedule & Entry Fees

Distance Date Start Time Entry Fee
42km Sun, 14 Jun 08:00 $100
50km Sun, 14 Jun 08:00 $110
21km Sun, 14 Jun 09:00 $80
10km Sun, 14 Jun 10:00 $70

Event Details

Date Sunday, 14 June 2026
Location Balliang, VIC
State VIC
Organizer Trailsplus

About This Event

Trailsplus trail running event exploring scenic bushland and trails. Known for well-marked courses through natural terrain, catering to trail running enthusiasts of all experience levels.

Course Description

Set in the rugged beauty of Brisbane Ranges National Park, WildBoar Trail Run takes you through stunning native bushland and twisty single tracks with challenging climbs that test your trail running abilities. The courses wind through untamed wilderness, offering an authentic Australian bush experience with varied terrain that rewards both technical skill and endurance. From the 10km fun run through to the epic 50km ultra, each distance showcases the raw beauty of the Brisbane Ranges, with well-marked trails guiding you through natural terrain. Expect a mix of single track trails, elevation changes, and scenic bushland sections that make this more than just a race—it's an adventure through Victoria's wilderness.

Quick Facts

Date Sunday, 14 June 2026
Terrain Trail
Location Boar Gully Campground, Balliang, VIC
Entry Fee $70-$130 (depending on distance and registration period)
Difficulty Moderate to Challenging
Start Time 8:00 AM (50km/42km), 9:00 AM (21km), 10:00 AM (10km)
Good for Beginners Yes for 10km - shorter distance on trail terrain; longer distances suit experienced trail runners

Getting There

The event is based at Boar Gully Campground in Brisbane Ranges National Park, Balliang, approximately 80km west of Melbourne. Drive via Bacchus Marsh on the Western Freeway, then follow signs to Brisbane Ranges National Park. Parking is available on-site—please review the car parking information provided by organisers beforehand. Arrive at least 60 minutes before your race start time for check-in and briefing. Public transport options are limited to this regional location, so driving is recommended.

Weather & What to Pack

Mid-June in Victoria brings cool to cold conditions, with typical temperatures ranging from 7-14°C. Morning starts can be particularly chilly, so layer up with removable outer layers for the early starters. The park environment may feel several degrees cooler than Melbourne, especially in shaded bushland sections. Rain is possible during winter months, making trails potentially muddy and slippery. Pack weather-proof gear, wear trail shoes with good grip, and bring warm clothing for post-race. Hydration remains important despite cooler temperatures.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I wear for a winter trail run?

Layer up with moisture-wicking base layers, a mid-layer for warmth, and a lightweight waterproof jacket. Trail running shoes with good grip are essential. Consider gloves and a beanie for early morning starts, which you can stash once you warm up.

Is this event suitable for first-time trail runners?

The 10km distance is a great introduction to trail running, though the terrain is more technical than road running. The longer distances (42km and 50km) are better suited to experienced trail runners comfortable with elevation and extended time on feet.

What facilities are available at the event?

The event is based at Boar Gully Campground with check-in, briefings, and start/finish facilities on-site. Aid stations will be positioned along each course. Specific facilities will be confirmed in the pre-race event guide.

When should I register?

Early bird registration offers the best value. Standard pricing runs until 5th June, with late registration available until race day (with additional admin fees). Register online through Humanitix to secure your spot and avoid on-the-day price increases.

How does Trailsplus support the community?

Trailsplus donates $1 per participant to Canteen, the Australian organisation supporting young people living with cancer. To date, they've donated over $80,000. Registration uses Humanitix, a not-for-profit platform that donates 100% of booking fee profits to humanitarian causes.

Last updated: 27 December 2025