We’ll start our day with breakfast and a briefing at the hotel in Calgary before departing for Banff National Park. Upon arrival, we’ll begin our ascent on the Cory Pass Trail, enjoying the challenging climb and stunning views. After reaching Cory Pass, we’ll take a short break before continuing the run around Mount Edith, stopping for a picnic lunch along the way. We’ll complete the loop and return to the trailhead by mid-afternoon, then head back to Banff for a group dinner to celebrate our adventure.

Start your day with a scenic gondola ride up Sunshine Village, where you’ll enjoy a peaceful yoga session at the summit surrounded by stunning alpine views. Afterward, set off on a refreshing trail run to Healy Peak, traversing wildflower-filled meadows and rugged ridges. At the peak, take in breathtaking 360-degree vistas before returning along the same trail to Sunshine Village. This adventure blends mindful relaxation with invigorating mountain running for a truly memorable Rockies experience.

Start your day with a visit to the stunning Lake Moraine, taking in the breathtaking turquoise waters and surrounding peaks. Begin your trail run from the Moraine Lake parking lot, ascending through the forest towards Sentinel Pass. Enjoy the challenging climb and the rewarding panoramic views at the pass. Continue your run towards the Giant Steps, where you’ll be treated to cascading waterfalls and beautiful scenery. From there, head towards Paradise Creek, navigating diverse landscapes and lush forests. Finally, make your way to Lake Annette, a serene spot perfect for a brief rest before completing the loop. The trail finishes at the Paradise Creek parking lot, covering approximately 19.8 kilometers with an elevation gain of 1,160 meters

Start your day by driving from Lake Louise Campground to Yoho National Park. Begin your trail run from the Iceline Trailhead, ascending through the forest towards Twin Falls. Enjoy the challenging climb and the stunning views of the cascading waterfalls. Continue your run towards Little Yoho Valley, where you’ll be treated to breathtaking scenery and diverse landscapes. From there, head towards Yoho Lake, navigating through lush forests and enjoying the tranquil surroundings. Finally, go to Emerald Lake, a picturesque spot perfect for a brief rest before completing the loop. The trail finishes at the Emerald Lake parking lot, covering approximately 26 kilometres with an elevation gain of 1,00 meters.

The Floe Lake trail run in Kootenay National Park is a challenging 21 km out-and-back route with about 770 to 976 meters of elevation gain. Starting at the Floe Lake parking lot, the trail begins with a gentle forested path crossing turquoise rivers before gradually ascending through open meadows and a wildfire-affected area. The final 2 km feature steep switchbacks leading to the stunning glacial Floe Lake, framed by towering peaks and clear turquoise waters. Expect breathtaking mountain views, wildflowers in summer, and a rewarding alpine experience! 

The Rockbound Lake trail run starts at the Rockbound Lake parking area near Castle Mountain and covers about 17.9 km round-trip with roughly 800 meters of elevation gain. The route begins with steady switchbacks through dense forest before opening into a scenic alpine basin beneath the imposing cliffs of Castle Mountain. After passing picturesque Tower Lake, a final short, steep climb leads to the sparkling blue waters of Rockbound Lake, surrounded by dramatic rock walls.  

The Burstall Pass trail run in Kananaskis Country covers about 15–16 km round-trip with roughly 450–650 meters of elevation gain. Starting at Mud Lake, the route follows a wide path through forest and marshy flats, passing scenic lakes and streams. After a gradual approach, the trail climbs steeply through subalpine meadows and larch stands before reaching the open, rocky pass with sweeping views of the surrounding peaks. Expect moderate difficulty, some water crossings, and spectacular mountain scenery! 

Join us for an exhilarating half-day trail running adventure at Moose Mountain, nestled in the beautiful Kananaskis Country. This scenic trail offers a mix of forested single and double-track paths with stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Our guided run will take you through rolling prairies and foothills, covering approximately 16 km with an elevation gain of up to 460 meters. The terrain includes forested trails with some technical sections, making it suitable for those with moderate to challenging trail running experience. Enjoy breathtaking views of Moose Mountain, the highest peak in the range.