Fat Dog 120
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Fat Dog 120 Trail Race
Fat Dog 120 is a trail race that uses a long point to point route in southwestern British Columbia. The main course is reported as 124 Miles with a cumulative elevation gain of approximately 26 000 feet, or just under 8 000 meters.
Most of the course runs on remote, technical single track and much of it is far from road access. The route takes runners from valley bottoms into high subalpine terrain with many panoramic views. Other race distances include sections of the main course.
Distances offered
- 120 mile main course: about 124 Miles, point to point
- 100 km: includes sections of the main course
- 40 mile: includes sections of the main course
The event team states it is active in maintenance and care of the trail network used for the race. A portion of entry fees is donated to the Run For Water Society for clean water projects. The race is Trail Sisters approved and supports the International Trail Running Association green program, with an annual review to reduce environmental impact. The event lists entries as sold out for 2026. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
