10K
10K Run
Mon, Sep 1 · 7:00 AM
$78.50
10K
- Past race
- Trail
Island Lake Classic 2025
- Orangeville, Ontario
About Island Lake Classic 2025
The Island Lake Classic is an annual running event held at the Island Lake Conservation Area in Orangeville, Ontario. The 2025 event marks its 13th edition, featuring 5K and 10K races that start and end within the park. Participants traverse groomed trails and cross multiple bridges along the Vicki Barron Lakeside Trail, showcasing the park's natural beauty.
Admission to the park is free for participants and volunteers. The event also features a kids fun run and virtual options for Canadian and international runners.
Distances and events
5K
5K Run/Walk
Mon, Sep 1 · 7:25 AM
$67.60
200m
Kids Fun Run
Kids OnlyMon, Sep 1 · 6:40 AM
Prices from the organizer. Please check the official website for up-to-date times and pricing.
Highlights
10K and 5K trail races featuring scenic bridges, groomed trails, and natural vistas
Kids Fun Run (200m) for children 10 and under
Cup-less event: participants bring reusable cups or bottles to reduce waste
Awards for overall 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place male/female finishers and age group tokens
Virtual race options available for Canadian and international participants
Free park admission for participants and volunteers
Course
- Surface
- Trail
- Location
- Orangeville, Ontario
Course details
- 10K: approx. 10 km loop on mostly flat, double-track trail with bridges and scenic views
- 5K: approx. 5 km with roller coaster single track, flat double track, challenging slopes, and forest views
- Kids Fun Run: approx. 200m flat and fast loop
- Water stations: one on 5K course (halfway), two on 10K course (at 4 km and 8.5 km)
- Mixed terrain with groomed trails, single track, and double track
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