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HOSTING: 2026 Walk In The Park on September 6th in Kamloops, BC.
50k | 25k | 14k | 8k - something for everyone!

09/04/2026

We’ve been talking a LOT about Walk in the Park lately, it is days away now…but don’t forget, we have another fun trail event just around the corner!

Trick or Trail Night Run is happening October 24, with 5 km (actually 6 - there's your TRICK🎃) and 15 km distances through Kenna Cartwright Park.

Dress up, grab your headlamp and come ready to run, get scared and have a whole lot of fun along the way. 👻

Registration is open! Who’s joining us?

09/01/2026

6 DAYS TO GO! 🐐⛰️

The countdown to the 33rd Annual Walk in the Park is officially on!

For more than three decades, runners have gathered in Kenna Cartwright Park to take on the climbs, soak in the views and become part of one of Kamloops’ longest-running trail traditions.

This year, it could be your turn.

Choose your challenge: 8 km, 14 km, 25 km or 50 km and meet us at the finish line!

Registration closes Friday, September 4. Don’t wait until it’s too late!

Clint & Paula, Sole Pursuit Running

08/31/2026

We are one week away from Walk in the Park!! We sincerely hope these weekly videos have helped you build your nutrition plan for race day as strongly as you have built your training plan for running race day!

NUTRITION TIPS FROM AMANDA: Energy Dips are Feedback
If you’re hitting the wall, crashing mid-run, binging junk food afterwards, or feeling drained later in the day, your body is asking for more support, not more willpower. These are often fueling gaps, not fitness issues. Tweaking your daily diet, pre-and-during-run fuel, or recovery snack might be needed.

Simple place to start: Look at your full day. Are you eating enough overall, spacing meals too far apart, or missing carbs, fibre, protein, or healthy fats? Western culture tends to consume most calories at the end of the day, when our bodies work much better when we front-load calories earlier in the day. It’s also very common to undereat on a day-to-day basis, especially for athletes.

Each Sunday leading up to Walk in the Park, Amanda will be sharing nutrition tips for runners!

We want you ready for Kamloops favorite trail race on September 6!

Let us know how your training is going! We want to hear from YOU!

Clint & Paula, Sole Pursuit Running

08/27/2026

We asked a few of our repeat offenders, or should we say finishers of Walk in the Park, what they remember most of their race experience. Some are sentimental, some are there for the food. But most are there for the energy this race fills them with, after they cross the finish line.

Here are a few notes:
🍕hot food waiting for them at the finish line
🧊 the ice cold freezie that brought them back to life
🔥 the energy from the crowds cheering them in
🙌 seeing old friends and the fact that they are still getting out there together

For 33 years this race has brought trail runners out for so many different reasons. As a past participant (Clint) and volunteers (both of us) and now as race directors we love to hear these things.

We might be biased, but the reason people come back to Walk in the Park is how they feel after they cross the finish line. It may have been hard, but they are excited to do it again. And again.

Do you want to be a part of this energy? Sign up today! https://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=130423

Clint & Paula, Sole Pursuit Running

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