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Courses, Groups, Events and Links

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2026 Event Calendar

 

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Courses:

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Canadian Ultramarathon Guide:

Check out our new resource page Canadian Ultramarathons.

 

Local Events:

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Groups:

 

Triple Terrain Trail Trekkers Run/Walk Group: The Triple Terrain Trail Trekkers is a diverse group of enthusiasts who love the outdoors, all striving for personal success and accomplishment while providing group activities and encouragement for people of all skill levels. They offer registered run groups 4-5 times per year, organized fun runs, community involvement opportunities and adventure excursions (like group hikes up Whistler Mountain. Click here for more information.

 

 

Happy Hoofers - Grande Prairie: For Hiking enthusiasts organizing hikes around the Peace County, Grande Cache, Jasper and Banff. We are a private Facebook group, available for anyone to join. We provide a safe and enjoyable atmosphere for people of all hiking abilities to get together and enjoy the local trails. Click here for more information.

 

Wapiti Nordic Ski Club: Originally founded in 1979, Wapiti Nordic Ski Club (WNSC) is a hidden gem in the Wapiti corridor region of Grande Prairie. Wapiti Nordic Ski Club is a volunteer based organization operating a multi use facility, dedicated to promoting a healthy lifestyle through Nordic sports and other outdoor activities. We provide an environment for personal fulfillment through quality facilities, programs and activities for all ages and abilities. The Club is financially responsible, offering affordability and good value. We are committed to fostering a sense of belonging through fun, fitness and friendship. Click here for more information.

 

Beaverlodge Boogie and Beyond Run/Walk Club: The Beaverlodge Boogie and Beyond Run Walk Club is a fun, inclusive group to keep people active and be personally challenged to meet their goals! It is also to share information about running and walking events in the local and wider community, and tips and advice on anything from the best shoes to good trails. It is also a place to meet people to get together for walks and runs. Our group organizes a community race in the fall (The Beaverlodge Boogie), and plan on expanding to include other events and challenges in the future. Click Here for more information.

 

Hope for Health Society, Hudson's Hope: Hope for Health Society is a non-profit organization. It's main goal is to support the health and wellness of the Hudson's Hope community. Click Here for more information.

 

 

Links:

 

Grizzly Pine Race Services: Are you wanting to put on a fun run but don't know where to start? Are you looking to upgrade your run with live timing? Need race supplies? Come check out GPRS; Everything you need for your running, skiing or biking race.

Grizzly Pine Race Services

 

 

Sleeping Under the Stars: A Guide to Camping: Camping is a great way to escape the grind of day-to-day life and explore nature with your loved ones. That’s why millions of people opt to spend some of their vacation time out in nature every year. Going camping can seem a bit intimidating for beginners, kind of like being at the bottom of a mountain and staring up at the top. Luckily, there’s plenty of easy-to-find information about the basics of what to pack, how to stay safe, and how to plan your trip that can make you feel much more prepared for your outdoor adventure. Thank you to Maria W. and her daughter's girl scout troop for the link!

Sleeping Under the Stars: A Guide to Camping:

 

 

A Nurse's Guide to Outdoor First Aid: At first glance, camping probably sounds like a relatively safe activity. However, being out in the wilderness has its shares of risks, and it's best to be prepared for accidents and mishaps. Bring along a comprehensive first-aid kit and brush up on your first-aid techniques so you're ready for anything. Thank you to Olivia I. and Curtis M. for the suggestion! 

A Nurse's Guide to Outdoor First Aid

 

 

Guide to Tick Safety for Backyards, Trails, and Campsites: Protecting yourself from ticks is essential when enjoying the great outdoors, whether you’re grilling in your backyard, exploring on a hiking trail, or relaxing at a campsite. These tiny arachnids can pose serious health risks, but with a few simple precautions, you can stay safe and enjoy nature worry-free. Thank you to Michele and Evan for sharing this information!

Guide to Tick Safety

 




Passport to the Peaks program celebrates the beauty of the area south of Grande Prairie by identifying the ring of mountains that surround the town of Grande Cache.

The 21 mountain peak hiking incentive program is divided into Bronze, Silver & Gold categories, depending on the level of difficulty to reach the summits.

For more information check out the Facebook page.

 

Leave No Trace: When enjoying the outdoors, remember we are the guests of nature. The leave no trace principle is one we should all strive for. Thank you to the teacher and students from 'Mrs. C's High School Club' for sharing this!

Leave No Trace





What Clothing To Wear While Hiking: When preparing for a hike, the clothing you choose can greatly impact your comfort and safety. By dressing appropriately and knowing what to pack, you’ll be ready for a comfortable and enjoyable hiking experience. Above all else, the key to a successful hike is to stay safe and have fun; hiking well-prepared is the best way to do that.

What Clothing To Wear While Hiking