Noosa Ultra-Trail®

Saturday, 20 March 2027

Noosa Trails Network, Cooroy, Queensland, QLD

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Trail Ultra Marathon

Noosa Ultra-Trail

About This Event

Experience the Noosa Ultra‑Trail® on 20 Mar 2027 – a premier trail‑running festival at Noosa District Sports Complex, Tewantin. Choose from 15 km to 100 km routes winding through rainforest, hinterland and coastal scenery. Ideal for beginners to seasoned ultra athletes.

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Saturday 20 March

Ultra-Trail® 100km

6am

$425
80km

6am

$345
45km

6:05am

$245
50km

7am

$245
15km

7:30am

$135
25km

7:45am

$185
30km

1:30pm

$185

Entry fees as listed on 14 Oct 2026. Prices often rise after early bird, so check the entry page for today's price.

Quick Facts

Date: Saturday, 20 March 2027
Terrain: Trail
Location: Noosa Trail Network, Cooroy, Queensland, Noosa Trails Network
Entry Fee: Varies by distance; see course fees (e.g., $115–$425)
Difficulty: Challenging
Start Time: Varies by distance – earliest 6:00 AM
Good for Beginners: Yes – 15 km and 25 km distances are beginner‑friendly

Event Details

Date Saturday, 20 March 2027

Location Noosa Trails Network, Cooroy, Queensland

State QLD

Terrain Trail

Organizer Noosa Ultra-Trail

Course Description

The Noosa Ultra‑Trail offers seven distinct courses across the Noosa Trail Network. Short, fast‑paced Forest 15km and Cross Country 25km start early morning, perfect for newcomers. The shaded Pomona Sundowner 30km begins at 1:30 pm, letting you enjoy a beach‑side start. The Mountain Marathon 45km and Out’N’Back 50km add over 1,200 m and 900 m of vertical gain respectively, testing endurance. The Hinterland Traverse 80km tackles 1,800 m of “vert” through panoramic mountain and lake vistas. The flagship Ultra‑Trail® 100km weaves through five national parks, delivering 2,420 m of climbing and spectacular forest canopy, with multiple checkpoints and a midnight cut‑off. All courses blend single‑track, 4WD tracks and dirt roads, showcasing Noosa’s diverse landscape.

Getting There

The event hub is the Noosa District Sports Complex in Tewantin. A shuttle bus runs from Noosa Heads and Noosaville starting at 4:30 am on race day, with the last service at 6 pm. Limited street parking is available around the venue. For detailed transport options and parking information, 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

March is autumn in Queensland, bringing warm daytime temperatures of 20‑26 °C with moderate humidity and occasional showers. Expect sunny mornings and cooler evenings around 15 °C. Dress in light, breathable layers, wear a hat and sunscreen, and carry a rain jacket in case of sudden rain. Stay well‑hydrated and consider a hydration pack for longer distances.

Race details last updated 14 Oct 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

When does registration open and close?

Entries open on 1 September 2026 and close on 19 March 2027. Refunds close on 31 December 2026 (50 % refund) and 28 February 2027 (25 % refund). See the official site for transfer and refund policies.

What are the start times for each distance?

Forest 15km – 7:30 AM; Cross Country 25km – 7:45 AM; Pomona Sundowner 30km – 1:30 PM; Mountain Marathon 45km – 6:05 AM; Out’N’Back 50km – 7:00 AM; Hinterland Traverse 80km – 6:00 AM; Ultra‑Trail® 100km – 6:00 AM. Check the event schedule for any updates.

What gear must I carry on race day?

All ultra distances (45km, 50km, 80km, 100km) require a mobile phone, rain jacket (if rain is forecast), water/electrolyte supply, and a compression bandage. For the 80km and 100km courses, an approved hi‑vis vest, headlamp and thermal top (if needed) are also mandatory. Shorter courses need only sufficient fluid and nutrition.

What are the cut‑off times for the Ultra‑Trail® 100km?

Checkpoint 2 (23 km) – 10:30 AM; Checkpoint 4 (Pomona, 66 km) – 5:00 PM; Checkpoint 5 (Lake MacDonald, 87 km) – 9:00 PM; Finish – Midnight. Runners must adhere to these times to stay in the race.

How can I get to the start/finish area?

The venue is the Noosa District Sports Complex, Butler St, Tewantin. A shuttle bus departs Noosa Heads at 4:30 am and runs throughout the morning; the last service leaves at 6 pm. Limited parking is available on nearby streets. For full transport and parking details, refer to the official website.