South-east Queensland runners had a lot of events to choose from at the weekend … from the challenging Dead Cow Gully endurance event at Nanango, to the brand new (and heavily promoted) Toowoomba Marathon at Wellcamp Airport.
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Nanango’s Charlie Hughes recently completed a massive 226km fundraising walk … and has the blisters to prove it.
Kingaroy’s Go Getta Girl running club entered 21 runners in the annual Melbourne Marathon Festival this year, joining more than 40,000 other participants.
The inaugural Double Dingo Duathlon, run on the South Burnett Rail Trail on Sunday, attracted 50 competitors eager to test their running and cycling skills.
Athletes keen to test their skills have been invited to book a spot in the first duathlon to be held on the South Burnett Rail Trail.
Unexpected winter warmth greeted runners at the sixth annual Wondai Country Running Festival on the weekend.
Runners taking part in the sixth annual Wondai Country Running Festival will be hitting the trails around the town again this weekend!
Nanango has revived its reputation as the ultra-marathon running capital of Queensland after Australian and world records for endurance running fell this week at the Dead Cow Gully Backyard Masters.
The Wondai parkrun event celebrated its 300th event on Saturday.
More than 50 people took part in the annual Mother’s Day Classic fun run along the South Burnett Rail Trail at Wondai on Sunday.
The South Burnett Rail Trail will again be hosting this year’s Mother’s Day Classic fundraiser for breast cancer research this Sunday.
The third South Burnett Express Rail Trail Relay, run from Kingaroy to Wondai and back on Sunday, was the biggest yet!
The gruelling Dead Cow Gully Backyard Ultra marathon tested 195 competitors across the Easter long weekend.
Early bird entries close on Friday (March 31) for this year’s South Burnett Express Rail Trail Relay to be run on Sunday, April 30.
St John’s Lutheran School in Kingaroy “took over” the weekly Wondai parkrun on Saturday morning.
The South Burnett’s three parkrun events will be temporarily renamed “parkwalk” for October in a bid to get even more people involved in the free weekly events.
The Wondai Country Running Festival is continuing to grow with more than 500 registered runners hitting the South Burnett Rail Trail on Saturday and Sunday.
The fifth annual Wondai Country Running Festival will spring into action this weekend on the South Burnett Rail Trail.
Nominations are rushing in for the Wondai Country Festival which will be held on June 25-26.
