Rainbow Trail Run 2026

The Rainbow Trail Run takes place on June 13, 2026 in Simcoe County, Ontario and is now organized by OFFBEAT Running. The race follows a familiar summer date in the region and continues a recent run of editions held at Earl Rowe Provincial Park.

The event is run as an approximately 12K single-loop through Earl Rowe Provincial Park. The course circles sections of Earl Rowe Lake and stays mostly on wide trail corridors, offering a compact, straightforward format that fits into a single morning of racing.

What sets Rainbow Trail Run apart is its mix of easy-going trail terrain and a few standout features: multiple bridge crossings over Earl Rowe Lake, a short climb up to a lookout that makes for a reliable photo stop, and largely flat running that keeps the effort approachable. OFFBEAT Running’s stewardship brings a community-oriented feel, and the race links into local Visit Dufferin partners so runners can make a day or overnight of exploring the region.

Registration is handled through Race Roster; follow the event’s Race Roster registration to secure a spot for the June race.

• Approximate 12K single loop around Earl Rowe Provincial Park
• Course runs around and across sections of Earl Rowe Lake with multiple bridge crossings
• Mostly double-wide trail corridors with sections of grass and packed dirt, plus a few short paved crossings over park roads
• Relatively flat overall with one short climb up to the Lookout
• Event takes place inside Earl Rowe Provincial Park in Simcoe County, Ontario

• Lookout photo opportunity: a short climb rewards runners with a lookout overlooking Earl Rowe Lake
• Bridge crossings over the lake: the loop includes multiple wooden bridge crossings that run beside and across Earl Rowe Lake
• Mixed trail surfaces: mostly double-wide trails with stretches of grass and hard-packed dirt plus small pavement crossings over park roads
• Beginner-friendly profile: relatively flat overall with only one short climb, making it an accessible introduction to trail running
• Local tourism tie-ins: the race partners with Visit Dufferin to encourage exploring nearby attractions and stays after the run