Get ready to RUN FOR FUN when Queensland’s biggest, brightest, and best-loved fun run returns for it’s 30th Birthday in 2026! The Transurban Bridge to Brisbane will welcome an estimated 40,000 people of all ages and abilities to run, jog, walk and wheel along Brisbane streets and bridges in a 10km and 5km race on Sunday, September 13, 2026.

Run throughout the streets of Geelong, and around the picturesque Corio Bay and Eastern Beach foreshore, while raising much needed funds for a charity that is personal to you.

The fisiocrem GC50 Run Festival returns to Coolangatta 11-12 October 2026 for a weekend festival of running and beach-side vibes! With courses that hug the jaw dropping Gold Coast Coastline we’re delighted to offer a challenge for everyone, including 50km, Half Marathon, 10km, 5km and Kids Dash events.

Join thousands of others and make a difference as you run, jog, wheel or walk your way through the city streets, passing iconic Melbourne landmarks before finishing with a lap of honour around the MCG’s hallowed turf.

Since its inception in 2016, the Bowral Classic has become a staple in the cycling calendar, offering riders of all levels an unforgettable experience through the picturesque landscapes and charming towns of the Southern Highlands. Choose from three road cycling courses on Sunday, 18 October 2026 - 150km maxi Classic, 120km Challenge Classic or the 85km Rouleurs Classic.

Join us on Saturday 24 October as this epic 80km run from Bondi Beach to Manly Beach once again descends on Sydney Harbour. It’s an urban ultra – a race like no other around the most spectacular harbour in the world.

Since 1985 people from all over have been travelling to Tasmania's scenic North West coast every October for the famous Burnie 10. Widely regarded as the premier 10km road race in Australia, its evolved to now be known as Australia's Premier Community Running Event.

The Canberra Times Fun Run is back on 1 November 2026 - bringing determination, adrenaline, and inspiration to the streets of our capital. Take on a fast, flat course past Canberra's iconic landmarks in your choice of four distances: the Half Marathon, 10K, 5K or the Kids Dash. With pacers to guide you, it’s the perfect chance to hit a PB or complete your first race.

Our newest event on the fun run calendar is the Frankston Running Festival. This will be an out and back course with the start/finish line at Frankston Waterfront (Frankston Pier) to Keast Park Seaford on Sunday 15 November 2026.

This year sees the 31st running of the Point to Pinnacle with 3200 people taking on the mountain, up to 2000 racing to the Pub, and hopefully, more record fundraising totals.

The Ocean Grove Running Festival is set to make its debut in 2026, bringing an exciting new running event to Victoria's Bellarine Peninsula. Starting and finishing at the Ocean Grove Hotel on Sunday, 22 November 2026, the festival will offer runners a fun, welcoming and professionally organised race-day experience.

Kick off your summer in style at Portsea Twilight on 2 January 2027 - a run like no other, set against the stunning backdrop of Point Nepean National Park. Choose your challenge: the fast and flat 5.5K, the scenic 9.5K, or the Kids Dash - each offering breathtaking views over Bass Strait and Port Phillip Bay. We’re excited to return to our iconic Quarantine Station start line, with free Portsea Twilight caps for all 5.5K and 9.5K runners, and finisher medals for every Kids Dash participant.

Celebrate summer in style at Sunset Series. Take on Melbourne’s ultimate three-race series across iconic locations – The Zoo, Princes Park, and The Tan. Whether you’re chasing a PB or simply running for fun, you’ll have the choice of long or short distances at each event: 4.7K or 7.7K at The Zoo, 4K or 8K at Princes Park, and 3.8K or 7.7K at The Tan. Round up your mates, set your goals, and make this a summer to remember.

The Noosa Summer Swim Festival has grown into one of Australia’s most iconic open water swimming events. Each year, more than 2,500 swimmers—accompanied by around 5,000 enthusiastic supporters—flock to Noosa for a weekend packed with sunshine, surf, and unforgettable swims.

With a marathon, half marathon, 10km, 5km and 1.5km dash, the weekend is designed for runners of every age and ability. Come for the run, stay for the weekend (or longer!) and experience an event that is as memorable as the destination itself.

Take in all the iconic sites of Hobart, on foot. The Hobart Run The Bridge supported by St Lukes starts at Bellerive Oval, then heads along the Hobart Waterfront taking in Bellerive Quay, Kangaroo Bay, Tasman Bridge, Government House, Hobart Waterfront, Salamanca and Battery Point. Cross the glorious finish line, then turn around and take your pick of café, bar or restaurant, as you’ll be right in the middle of the Hobart scene.

From intimate small-group swim clinics led by expert coaches to thrilling mass-participation ocean swims that welcome swimmers of all abilities, Terrigal Swim Fest offers something for everyone. Whether you're a seasoned open-water swimmer or just dipping your toes into the sport, you'll find the perfect event to challenge and inspire you.

Kunanyi Mountain Run is a 3-day trail running festival that celebrates the famous mountain on Hobart’s doorstep. It’s rich in culture, history and incredibly diverse landscapes. It’s been called “trail running heaven” countless times! The Palawa (Tasmanian Aboriginal community) generously welcome and share Kunanyi with trail runners – whether you’re a seasonal ultra runner or new to running on trails.

Mader Port to Pub with Hotel Rottnest is an iconic West Australian open water swimming event, challenging swimmers to cross the Rottnest Channel from Leighton Beach to Wadjemup/Rottnest Island. It is also one of the three prestigious swims that make up the Australian Triple Crown of open water swimming. The event offers two distances — the 19.7km direct crossing and the 25km Ultra Marathon. The 19.7km crossing can be completed as a Solo swimmer, Duo, or in a Team of 3, 4 or 6. For those looking for an even bigger challenge, the 25km Ultra Marathon is open to qualified Solo swimmers. The course begins with an additional 5km loop north towards Cottesloe and back before joining the direct route across to Wadjemup/Rottnest Island. The 25km ultramarathon is open to qualified solo swimmers. It is the longest open water swim in Australia and one of the longest in the Southern Hemisphere.

un the Rock is held at the stunning Hanging Rock in Victoria’s beautiful Macedon Ranges. A short drive from Woodend and Mount Macedon, and only one hour from Melbourne’s CBD, there’s a distance for everyone with a Half Marathon (22K), 13.5K, 5K or Kids Dash (2K). With spectacular views and native wildlife, you get to experience running on trails, paths and roads including a lap at the base of Hanging Rock. Afterwards celebrate your achievements in our event village with live music, food trucks, games for the whole family and more. Don't miss out on ticking off this bucket-list event!

The Hobart Marathon Festival is set along the spectacular Constitution Dock, Derwent River and Salamanca Wharves, runners and fans will be beguiled by the charming, contrasting blend of heritage, scenery and culture nestled amongst world- class attractions throughout the 2 lap course.

The Canberra Times Marathon Festival takes place over two action-packed days on Saturday, 10 April and Sunday, 11 April 2027. Saturday features the Runner's World 10K, Charterpoint 5K, and Kids Dash, creating a vibrant, family-friendly atmosphere. On Sunday, the spotlight turns to the festival's premier events – the Marathon (42.2K) and Half Marathon (21.1K) – with runners taking on Canberra's iconic closed roads. More than 12,000 participants are expected to take part across the weekend. Runners and supporters can also explore the 3-day Festival Expo from 9–11 April, featuring the latest running gear, giveaways, and inspiration from leading brands. Whether you're chasing a personal best, taking on your first event, or soaking up the festival atmosphere, the Canberra Times Marathon Festival offers an unforgettable running experience in the nation's capital.

Ballarat has a rich sporting and cultural history. The BALLARAT MARATHON celebrates this. Held annually in late April, the Ballarat Marathon is a two-day running festival, open to both elite and recreational athletes. Our event showcases one of regional Australia’s most beautiful and historic cities and promotes health and wellbeing across the community.

The Mooloolaba Mile program is packed with distances from 800m - 6.0km, and based at Mooloolaba Spit where you can push your limits in a safe environment. The multi-lap course means you can set your sights higher, but check your progress in the shallow water as you prepare for your next lap.

The HOKA Runaway Sydney Half Marathon is a truly unique city running experience through the beating heart of Sydney CBD. None of the big city hustle and bustle, just wide-open city streets, stunning views and the buzz of Australia’s biggest half-marathon all around you.

The Mornington Running Festival returns to Mornington Peninsula for the 12th time on the 2nd May, 2027 weekend. Set in what is one of Australia's most stunning courses to run, winding along the esplanade from Mornington to Mt Martha and back. This unique experience to run or walk along this road free from traffic is unmissable. The weekend features a variety of running & walking events to suit all ages and fitness levels.

The Great Ocean Road Running Festival will be held in Lorne & Apollo Bay again in 2027. Set in what is truly Australia's most stunning place to run, winding along the windswept coast of the Southern Ocean, the scenic course is guaranteed to take your breath away. This unique experience to run or walk along the Great Ocean Road free from traffic is unmissable. This unique experience to run or walk along the Great Ocean Road free from traffic is unmissable. The weekend features a variety of running & walking events to suit all ages and fitness levels, as well as Festival activities including yoga, kites, live music & more.

Escape to world famous Noosa for Runaway Noosa Marathon and a weekend filled with sunshine and good times. With a flat, fast and friendly multi-lap course set in the heart of Noosa township and multi distances to choose from, it’s easy to find your happy running place right here.

The newest running event on the Mornington Peninsula is the Rosebud Running Festival and will take place again on Sunday 6 June 2027. The course will cover sections along the foreshore trails (Bay trail) with runners being able to enjoy running through some stunning landscapes with Port Phillip Bay as the backdrop.

One of the most historic events on the Queensland running calendar, the Brisbane Marathon Festival has iconic resonance with the 1982 Commonwealth Games where the famed Robert de Castella was first across the line in a celebrated victory. This magnificent day embarked a running frenzy in Brisbane where the first official Brisbane Marathon was open to the public in 1992.

This scenic coastal event will feature an out-and-back course with the start and finish line located in Barwon Heads, taking runners along Thirteenth Beach Road on Sunday, 20 June 2027. Participants will enjoy a stunning seaside backdrop, fresh coastal air, and a safe, well-supported race environment.

The Hervey Bay Half Marathon Festival offers runners a truly unique coastal experience, set against the stunning backdrop of Queensland’s Fraser Coast. With sweeping ocean views, tranquil beaches, and an inviting esplanade lined with palms and cafés, participants will be immersed in the laid-back charm and natural beauty of this coastal paradise. Whether you're chasing a personal best or simply soaking up the scenery, the course makes the perfect setting for all types of runners—from seasoned athletes to first-timers. With a variety of distances on offer — Half Marathon - 21.1km | 10km | 5km run & 5km walk | 2km Fun Run & Walk — there’s something for everyone to experience the excitement of crossing the finish line along Hervey Bay’s iconic foreshore.

The 7Cairns Marathon Festival is a must-do destination event in Australia for all running and lifestyle event enthusiasts. Located in beautiful North Queensland participants will want to increase their stay to take in the beauty of the tropics. The event is set along the stunning Cairns Esplanade, participants and spectators will be beguiled by the stunning scenery. With five distances on offer, Full Marathon – 42.2km | Half Marathon - 21.1km | 10km | 5km run & 5km walk | 2km Fun run and walk. Everyone has an opportunity to experience the thrill of crossing the finish line with the Cairns iconic Esplanade as the backdrop.

At Run Melbourne we are passionate about supporting our amazing runners to raise funds for a cause close to their heart, and together we have raised over $23 million dollars over the past 19 years.

We’re asking YOU to join us and take action to make an impact for your favourite cause. You’re already challenging yourself to run in the TCS Sydney Marathon presented by ASICS, so make your efforts count!

Run Port Douglas is an annual running event held in one of the most beautiful locations in the world, Australia's Tropical North Queensland. The run is the perfect excuse to visit and explore this stunning region. The 2km, 5km, 10km, and the 21.1km Half Marathon courses will all finish on the famous Four Mile Beach in Port Douglas and will be held on Saturday 4th September. All distances will be timed, so you can choose to challenge yourself for a best time, or take the time to soak in the beautiful surroundings. Stop to take photos, enjoy the experience with family and friends, dress up to win some awesome prizes and most importantly, have fun. The Run Port Douglas courses will take you through the beautiful town of Port Douglas, with all distances finishing with a run/walk along the sands of Four Mile Beach. There is no other finish line like it anywhere in the world!

Our newest event on the fun run calendar is the Frankston Running Festival. This will be an out and back course with the start/finish line at Frankston Waterfront (Frankston Pier) to Keast Park Seaford on Sunday 14 November 2027.