Yaberoo Trail Ultra

Saturday, 13 February 2027

Yaberoo Budjara Trail - Burns Beach Road, Joondalup, Western Australia, WA

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10K & 5K

Ultra Series Australia

About This Event

Experience the Yaberoo Trail Twilight Ultra on 13 Feb 2027 – a twilight trail race through Joondalup’s coastal bushland. Choose from 5km to 50km on a limestone‑track with open stretches, shaded corridors and historic scenery. Perfect for beginners and seasoned ultra‑runners alike.

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Saturday 13 February

50km

3pm

$209
25km

5pm

$129
15km

6pm

$109
10km

7pm

$79
5km

7:30pm

$49

Entry fees as listed on 27 Oct 2026. Prices often rise after early bird, so check the entry page for today's price.

Quick Facts

Date: Saturday, 13 February 2027
Terrain: Trail
Location: Yaberoo Budjara Trail, Burns Beach Road, Joondalup WA, Western Australia
Entry Fee: $49–$209 (plus booking fee)
Difficulty: Moderate
Start Time: 3:00 PM
Good for Beginners: Yes – 5km and 10km distances are ideal for beginners, while longer distances suit experienced runners.

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Event Details

Date Saturday, 13 February 2027

Location Yaberoo Budjara Trail - Burns Beach Road, Joondalup, Western Australia

State WA

Terrain Trail

Entry Fee $49-$209

Organizer Ultra Series Australia

Course Description

The Yaberoo Trail Twilight Ultra winds along the Yaberoo Budjara Heritage Trail, a pristine limestone path that snakes through Joondalup’s coastal bushland. Runners start at Burns Beach Road, heading north before looping back. The course alternates sun‑lit open sections with shaded canopy walks beneath towering trees, offering glimpses of wetlands and native flora. Aid stations at Hester Ave, Rheinhold Place and the start/finish provide water, fruit and snacks. The 50km route includes several challenging climbs, while the shorter distances showcase the trail’s natural beauty with minimal technical difficulty, making the race both scenic and rewarding.

Getting There

The race starts at the Yaberoo Budjara Trail on Burns Beach Road, Joondalup. Park at Windermere Oval or nearby verges and avoid parking on Burns Beach Road as it is prohibited for the event. Arrive early to allow time for check‑in and to locate the start/finish area. For detailed transport options, visit the official website.

Where to Stay

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

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Weather & What to Pack

February is summer in Western Australia, with average temperatures ranging from 20 °C (min) to 31 °C (max) and modest rainfall (≈13 mm). Expect warm, sunny conditions and low humidity. Wear breathable, moisture‑wicking clothing, a hat and sunscreen, and stay well hydrated. Carry at least 500 ml of water in a soft flask or keep‑cup, especially for the longer distances.

Race details last updated 26 Oct 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I register for the Yaberoo Trail Twilight Ultra?

Entries opened on 24 Feb 2026 and close on 7 Feb 2027 at 11:59 PM. Register online via the race website’s entry portal. Early‑bird, second‑release and final‑release pricing apply, with a booking fee added to each entry.

What are the cut‑off times for the race?

All distances must finish by midnight (12:00 AM). Specific cut‑offs are: 5km – 4.5 h, 10km – 4.5 h, 15km – 5 h, 25km – 6 h, 50km – 9 h.

What mandatory gear must I carry?

All runners must carry a headlamp. 5km & 10km participants need a keep‑cup or soft flask. 15km, 25km & 50km runners must also carry a mobile phone (with event number saved) and 500 ml of water in a keep‑cup or soft flask. In extreme heat, a hat and sunscreen are recommended.

Where are the aid stations located?

Three manned aid stations are provided: Hester Ave (7.5 km mark for 15km, 25km & 50km), Rheinhold Place (15 km mark for 50km) and the start/finish area (30 km mark for 50km). They offer water, Tailwind, fruit, and snacks.

Is parking available at the venue?

Yes. Parking is allowed around Windermere Oval and surrounding verges. Parking directly on Burns Beach Road is prohibited for the duration of the event. Check the official website for any updates or additional transport information.