Challenge yourself over 3 weeks to better your time as you explore the beautiful trails that Alice Springs has to offer. 

We are again holding the Kurrajong Drive Trail Series that will again consist of 2 x morning events and 1 x sunset/evening event for those that already love or would like to try out a bit of night running! The course will take you up to the Inarlenge Trail where at the Echinda Point about 2km in you will be treated to incredible views of the East McDonnell Ranges in one direction and town and Mt Gillen in the other. If you look carefully from this point you can see the 3 Gaps - Jessie, Emily and Heavitree. 

The last event on Saturday the 22nd October will be a twilight/night run so be prepared and remember to charge up your headtorch and bring it along.

The run is self-supported and there will be no aid stations along the course.

Mandatory gear for this event and is as follows (note: juniors who are staying with an adult do not need mandatory gear): 

• Capacity to carry 1L water
• Fully charged mobile phone (apps such as Guru Maps or Trailforks will have these trails mapped jut incase you need to make sure you are on track)
• Whistle
• First aid kit (with minimum 1 crepe bandage, 1 snake bandage, 6 wound closure strips, 1 triangular bandage, 2 non-stick wound pads, 1 pair of surgical gloves and a space blanket)
• Headtorch (for the Twilight run on October 22).

This event is self-supported, water will not be provided by ASRWC. You must carry your own drink bottle/hydration.

NOTE: Online registrations close the night at 8pm the night before each event. There will be card and cash payment facilities at this event.

Alice Springs Running & Walking Club acknowledges the Arrernte people as the traditional owners of the land we meet on and we pay respects to their Elders past, present, and emerging. We extend that respect to all Indigenous people in attendance.