So long and thank you for the last 6 years

Sorry, online registrations for the 2022 event are now closed.

It's back again in 2021

The 5th Waitetuna Trail Run will be run on November 20th 2021

The Waitetuna Wind Farm Trail Run

A fundraising event for Waitetuna School

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So long and thank you for the last 6 years

Registration for the 2022 event will be opening soon. Keep an eye on our Facebook page to see the latest news.

Sadly, we have decided that 2022 was the last running of the Waitetuna Wind Farm Trail Run. Over the years we have loved meeting you and sharing our peaceful yet challenging trails with you all. Your support has been invaluable to Waitetuna School, it’s tamariki/kids, and us, the Trail Run team. Your support of the Trail Run has helped with so many things that directly benefited Waitetuna school kids; like fixing the school pool, resurfacing the courts and helping to rebuild the school playgrounds. We’d like to say one massive last thank you for your support and all the fun and muddy laughs. 
 
To our awesome supporters, sponsors and volunteers from the last 6 years: you have been brilliant and the trail run simply wouldn’t have been a success without you. 
Thank you. 

We’re excited to be bringing this event back for 2022. This year, we will be running the event on Saturday 19th November 2022.

As always, the proceeds of this event go towards improvements and additions to Waitetuna School.

We can’t wait to see everyone back for another great event.

Our Generous Sponsors

Without the support of our generous sponsors, this event wouldn’t be possible. Please show your appreciation by giving them your custom when the need arises.

2021 Trail Run Cancelled

Sadly due to COVID we have had to cancel this year’s event.

All registrations already paid for will be rolled over to next year’s event. We really appreciate all your support and look forward to seeing you all next year.

About
The Event

The event includes three trail lengths, 21km, which will see you pass through some of the Te Uku wind turbines, 10km, and 5 km. The first 300 finishers will receive a stunning medal signifying the local area. This event is held on private farm land, not usually open to the public. The terrain, in places, is tough but also offers stunning views from the top of the 21km track of the Raglan harbour and bar.

All proceeds go towards improvements and additions to Waitetuna School.

This will be a truly unique community event that we hope to build on in years to come. We are truly grateful to the Ormond family for the opportunity to run through their stunning landscape.

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