2026 5 Peaks Trail Running Series: Albion Hills

2026 5 Peaks Trail Running Series: Albion Hills lands at Albion Hills Conservation Park in Caledon on September 5. The setting is classic southern Ontario trail country: wooded hills, rolling terrain, and views along the Humber River.

Runners can choose from three adult distances — 7.5 km, 15 km, and 22.75 km — with kids’ events on the same morning. It’s a good fit for anyone looking for a trail day that balances technical footing with a compact, spectator-friendly venue.

If you like a route that feels close to nature without leaving the GTA trail orbit, Trail races in Caledon is a useful place to keep exploring.

Start and finish are at Albion Hills Conservation Park; once in the park, signs direct runners to the Lakeside Splashpad and Pool area. The course uses technical singletrack through wooded hills, with climbs, descents, and river-side scenery shaping the experience.

Distances are 7.5 km, 15 km, and 22.75 km for adults, plus 1 km and 3 km kids’ events. The event is cup-free, with water and electrolyte available at the start/finish and at on-course aid stations. Race-day rules exclude dogs, headphones, strollers or baby joggers, and nordic walking poles.

• Technical singletrack with winding climbs and descents through Albion Hills Conservation Park
• Adult distances of 7.5 km, 15 km, and 22.75 km
• Kids’ races include a 1 km run and a 3 km challenge
• Course setting includes the banks of the Humber River
• Cup-free format with water and electrolyte at the start/finish and on-course aid stations
• Park admission is included for participants on race day