
Past race archive
Archive
This page is kept as a past race archive for the Apr 25, 2026 edition in Jasper, AB. Use the links below to find upcoming races in the same area or distance category. You can also browse the 2026 race calendar.
Editions
About
Nestled in the heart of Jasper National Park, the Jasper Canadian Rockies Half Marathon is a premier running event that offers participants an unforgettable experience amidst the stunning landscapes of the Canadian Rockies. Entering its ninth edition in 2026, this annual race has become a beloved tradition for runners seeking both challenge and beauty. With routes that traverse iconic areas such as Highway 93A, Old Fort Point Road, and the serene surroundings of Lake Edith, the race provides a unique opportunity to explore one of Canada's most breathtaking national parks.
The event is not just about running; it's about community and giving back. Each year, a portion of the registration fees supports local initiatives, including the Jasper Healthcare Foundation and the Rebuild Jasper Fund, which were crucial in the aftermath of the 2024 wildfires. Participants are invited to join the 'Run for Charity' category, where they can further contribute to these causes while enjoying a reduced entry fee. The Jasper Canadian Rockies Half Marathon is more than a race—it's a celebration of resilience, community spirit, and the natural beauty of Jasper.
Schedule
Please check the official website for up-to-date times and pricing.
Course
The Jasper Canadian Rockies Half Marathon starts and finishes in the heart of Jasper town center, offering an accessible and vibrant atmosphere for participants and spectators alike. The course takes runners through the majestic landscapes of Jasper National Park, featuring a mix of paved roads and natural terrain. Participants will experience the breathtaking views of the Canadian Rockies, with highlights including the scenic Highway 93A, the historic Old Fort Point Road, and the tranquil surroundings of Lake Edith.
The course is designed to challenge runners with its varied elevation, while also providing ample opportunities to soak in the natural beauty of the area. Aid stations are strategically placed along the route to ensure runners stay hydrated and energized. While the course is not officially certified, it is meticulously planned to offer a safe and rewarding experience for all participants.
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Source
The Running Directory combines organizer-provided details, official race links, and ongoing listing research. Always confirm final dates, prices, times, and course details with the race organizer before registering.
Last updated: August 14, 2026
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