Coast Run, Ocean Swim, Inlet & Ocean Paddle, Mountain Bike, Team Run Augusta - the name is almost as synonymous with adventure racing as Anaconda these days, such is the big reputation of this leg of the Anaconda Adventure Race National Series. So big that it's now roundly recognised as the World's (yes, people, the world's) largest adventure race. Some would argue it's also the best - the large competitor field and huge cr... [ More ]

The Anaconda Adventure Race at Augusta is a spectacular off-road event in a truly wild part of the world – if you want an adventure you’ll never forget then this is just the ticket. Competitors in this renowned event will follow a simply spectacular course through that will see you running around dramatic rocky headlands, swimming between tranquil ocean reefs, paddling on the stunning inlets and the protected Southern Ocean... [ More ]

Adventure Race Australia offers two innovative courses including the RAW course for new comers and a HARDCORE course for experienced racers and the option to compete as an individual, team of 2, or team of 3, ARA is the platform to make adventure racing the sport of choice for ALL Australians! Courses include mountain biking, trail running, trekking and a choice of adventure legs which might include anything from kayaking, swi... [ More ]

Welcome to the Mainpeak Multisport, a race that’s set to become an iconic multidiscipline endurance event journeying through Perth’s Avon Valley and Swan Valley hinterlands in Western Australia. The Mainpeak Multisport matches adventure with speed, and challenge with beauty, linking the pursuits of trail running, road cycling and paddling together into one epic 155km journey through stunning environments finishing within co... [ More ]

Comprising of five sections which total 89.4kms, the race commences at Glen Mervyn Dam at 10.30AM with the 12kms run through some not too hilly bush land. This is followed by the 19kms mountain bike ride, the first half tough the second half easier. The 7kms canoe paddle then takes place, followed by a half hour lunch break. The swim section of 1.4kms is next after which the cyclists start their 50kms ride towards Donnybrook. ... [ More ]