Run with Kunanyi

Awesome community trail running events on Hobart’s iconic mountain

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Welcome to the Kunanyi Trail Series

We’re all about getting more people out on the trails – and Kunanyi is the perfect host! Our courses feature trails through alpine heaths and past dolerite cliffs, to dry peppermint forests and buttongrass moorland. The Palawa (Tasmanian Aboriginal community) generously welcome and share Kunanyi with trail runners – and for that, we’re eternally grateful.

Run with Kunanyi

Our Trail Series is an opportunity for new adventures – and you don’t need to be a seasoned trail runner! We hold four events across the year, and each caters to different abilities and experience, as well as your preferences.

Like fast flowing single trails? We have those! Prefer technical rock hopping? We have that too! Considering your first ever trail run? We’d love to have you along!

Your registration includes professional timing, complimentary event photos, hydration and nutrition at our recovery station, a BBQ breakfast and great vibes!

3 categories at each event

We have three categories at each event in 2026:

Enduro: the longest and most technical terrain

Sport: shorter, still some technical terrain. Can be hiked as well as run

Explorer: shortest distance and least technical. Can be hiked as well as run. Only the Tolosa 5 course is pram-able 

We want to support trail kids running too, so we offer a 50% discount for the “responsible adult” who runs with kids under 15. Find out more here.

Connect with Community

We aim to be welcoming, and want to make trail running accessible to as many people as possible! Your support crew are welcome to join us. We have coffee, complimentary BBQs available for particpants and support crew, thanks to the support of the City of Hobart, and games for the kids at our Event hubs.

Our Bush Play (Kid Drop-off) Service is offered at each event (complimentary thanks to the support of Red Parka and CoH, but bookings are required).

Image of person standing on the summit of kunanyi at sunrise.