Conquer Canada's coastal mountains!
Overview
The Finlayson Arm races deliver a challenging and rewarding mountain experience starting from Goldstream Provincial Park. You’ll traverse iconic routes through lush rainforest, ascend technical climbs like Mt. Finlayson and Mt. Work, and enjoy breathtaking vistas over Finlayson Arm. From the grueling 50-mile ultramarathon to the punchy 28K, these races are as beautiful as they are demanding.
Course
Technical single-track and double-track trails through old-growth forest, coastal mountain ridges, and rocky ascents.
Logistics
Swag & Medals
Fully marked courses
Aid stations stocked with water, electrolytes, and snacks (number varies by distance)
Huge finish-line celebration at Goldstream Provincial Park
Community vibe and scenic racing experience
Getting There
Start & Finish at Goldstream Provincial Park, near Victoria, BC
Limited parking; carpooling encouraged. Details provided in pre-race email
Nearby hotels in Victoria; camping options in provincial park areas
Driving Directions
Policies
Race Policies
No race-day registration
Respect trails, fellow runners, and local wildlife
Land Acknowledgement
These races take place on the traditional lands of the Coast Salish Peoples, including the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations. We honor their enduring relationship with these lands and waters.
About Coastline Endurance Running
Coastline Endurance Running hosts a collection of challenging and beautifully rugged trail races across Vancouver Island, BC. With hallmark events like Finlayson Arm and the Kusam Klimb, plus a full Vancouver Island Trail Running Series, their races showcase technical mountain trails, lush old-growth forests, and sweeping coastal views. Whether you're a first-time trail runner or a seasoned ultra athlete, Coastline’s events promise leg-burning elevation, well-marked routes, and a strong sense of community.
This race organization places a strong emphasis on inclusion, safety, and environmental stewardship. Their thoughtful gender policy ensures transgender and non-binary runners feel seen and welcomed, while their rules on crew, drop bags, and hot weather reflect a deep respect for runners’ well-being. From mandatory water minimums to no-littering guidelines, each detail supports both runner safety and ecological preservation.
Beyond the trails, Coastline Endurance Running partners with local organizations—from Search and Rescue teams to trail building nonprofits, ensuring that race proceeds directly support the lands and communities they run through. With no frills, no shortcuts, and no apologies for the tough terrain, Coastline’s events are for those who crave real mountain running with purpose.
Disclaimer
We make every effort to provide accurate and up-to-date information on Kåduka, but details may change. Please always confirm the latest information on the official race website. See something that needs correcting? Send us a note at [email protected]