Trail
Full Wild (3 stages)
85 km
Start: Jul 11, 06:00 AM
Kaslo Wild Ultra
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Trail in Canada, Kaslo
Distances
Trail
Mountain Stage
53 km
5,089m
Start: Jul 11, 06:00 AM
380.00 EUR
Trail
River Stage
22 km
1,233m
Start: Jul 12, 08:00 AM
180.00 EUR
Trail
Lake Stage
10 km
487m
Start: 12:00 PM
180.00 EUR
About
A multi‑stage wilderness ultramarathon set on the shores of Kootenay Lake, featuring the 10 km Lake Stage, the 53 km Mountain Stage and the 22 km River Stage across three days in July.
Catering & aid stations
Aid stations on the Mountain and River stages provide essentials and drinks; specific food/drink details are outlined in the event documents and on the race map.
Pacers
Pacemakers will be present on the Mountain Stage with target pacer times published per start wave on the race schedule; Pacers will carry flags and assist runners in maintaining target segments.
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Typical weather in Kaslo
Monthly averages based on historical data (2000–present).
Jan0°-5°
↑ 07:41
↓ 16:14
Feb2°-5°
↑ 07:00
↓ 17:06
Mar6°0°
↑ 07:01
↓ 18:54
Apr10°3°
↑ 05:54
↓ 19:42
May16°6°
↑ 05:02
↓ 20:28
Jun21°11°
↑ 04:39
↓ 20:59
Jul27°16°
↑ 04:57
↓ 20:52
Aug26°16°
↑ 05:39
↓ 20:07
Sep21°11°
↑ 06:25
↓ 19:02
Oct12°4°
↑ 07:11
↓ 17:57
Nov4°-3°
↑ 07:02
↓ 16:05
Dec0°-6°
↑ 07:41
↓ 15:47
What's included in entry
- Entry to chosen stage(s)
- Race pack at check-in
- Finisher medal
- Route maps and event info
Prices & signup
- Lake Stage180.00 EUR
- Mountain Stage380.00 EUR
- River Stage180.00 EUR
FAQ
How do I register for the Kaslo Wild Ultra?
You can register on our website or through http://ultrasignup.com
What is the terrain like?
53 km – The Mountain Stage: Expect rugged mountain terrain — rocky, rooty, and potentially muddy if the weather turns wet. The course includes 2 km of road at the start and 2 km at the finish, 2 km of old logging road, and the rest is glorious single track winding up and down Mount Buchanan. 22 km – The River Stage: A pure single-track experience through lush forest and riverside trails. Flowing, technical, and full of character. 10 km – The Lake Stage: A fun mix of single track and wide gravel trails, with about 1.5 km on the road. Smooth, scenic, and the perfect way to kick off the weekend.
Are there aid stations along the trail?
Yes, the Mountain Stage has 5 aid stations stocked with essentials at key points and 1 water station. Drop Bags will be at the top of Mount Buchanan. Runners MUST check in at each Aid/Water station or risk being disqualified. #1 Pandemic Aid Station - 7 KM - 740 metres (2427 ft) of elevation #2 Moose Meadow Aid Station - 14 KM - 825 metres (2709 ft) of elevation #3 Bucky Aid Station - 23 KM - 1359 metres (4458 ft) of elevation #4 The Monster Water Station - 25 km - 1792 metres (5879 ft) of elevation. #5 Buchanan Peak Aid Station and Drop Bags - 31 KM - 2108 metres (6916 ft) elevation #6 Bucky Aid Station - 41 KM (6975 ft) - 2126 metres of elevation There will be two aid stations for the River Stage. #1 Look Way Up - 8 KM #2 River Moss - 16.5 KM
Is there mandatory gear?
For the 53 km it is mandatory to bring: Recommended Gear
Where should I stay in Kaslo?
Wing Creek Resort - Offers a 20% discount to racers - Call 250.353.2475 or email: wingcreekresort.com or website: wingcreekresort.com The Sentinel - https://sentinelbc.ca/ or 1-250-353-2246 Kaslo Village Campground - Call: 250-353-2662 or email: kaslocampground@yahoo.ca Kaslo Hotel - Call: 1-250-353-7714 or email: reservations@kaslohotel.com Mirror Lake Campground - Call 250-353-7102 Kaslo Motel - Call 250-353-2431 or email: reservations@kaslomotel.ca True Blue Lodge - Call 250-353-7599 or email: truebluelodge@gmail.com Kane's Landing Accommodation - Call 250-353-8582 or email: mariejoseedufresne@hotmail.com Beach Gables Guesthouse - Call 250-215-4438 or email: info@beachgables.ca Ainsworth Motel (15 minutes from Kaslo) - 250 229-4711 or email: info@ainsworthmotel.com There are many other options on www.airbn.com, www.vrbo.com, and www.booking.com
Can I split/share my race entry with another person?
No, each participant that registers for the Full Wild (all three days) must run all the days themselves. We offer the option for participants to register individually for each race.
Are there time limits?
Check Point at aid station # 1 cut off time at 8:30 AM Check Point at aid station # 2 cut off time at 10:00 AM Check Point at aid station #3 cut off time at 12:00 PM Check Point at aid station #4 cut off time at 2:30 PM Check Point at aid station # 5 cut off time at 4:00 PM Race Finish Cut off time at 6:00 PM Check Point at aid station # 1 cut off time at 10:00 AM Check Point at aid station # 2 cut off time at 11:30 AM
Are there drop bags?
Yes! Drop bags are available for runners participating in the Mountain Stage 53 km. Please drop your bag off on Friday evening during race check-in. Make sure your bag is clearly labeled with your name and bib number. Drop bags will be transported to Mount Buchanan Aid Station and returned to the finish area after the race. We recommend using a weather resistant bag.
Can I use poles?
Yes. Poles can be put in drop bag at the top of Mount Buchanan if they are able to fold.
Where does the event take place?
Please see Trail Fork's maps for each distance. All distances Start/Finish and package pick-up will be in Kaslo Bay Park.
Can I wear headphones?
We do not allow headphones to be worn during the race for safety reasons and to help everyone stay fully aware of their surroundings. The course includes rugged backcountry trails, wildlife zones, and several road crossings where being able to hear traffic, volunteers, and fellow runners is essential. Staying alert helps ensure a safer race for everyone—and lets you take in the raw beauty of the wild terrain around you.
Last updated: Jun 6, 2026, 12:26:32 AM
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