Run Tasmania Stage Race
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About the race
Run Tasmania Stage Race is a four day trail running stage race around Hobart and south‑east Tasmania, including the Tasman Peninsula. The event presents four distinct daily environments: coastal trails, alpine terrain on kunanyi / Mount Wellington, ancient rainforest near Fortescue Bay, and clifftop running at Cape Raoul with 300 metre sea cliffs.
Two distance options are offered:
- Devil long course: 15–25 km per day, 88.5 km total.
- Quoll short course: 10–23 km per day, 67.5 km total.
Runners spend the first two nights based near Hobart and the final two nights on the Tasman Peninsula. Organisers provide coordinated logistics including event hotels, bus transfers, meals and other services. The race is limited to 300 entrants. The program describes a mix of runnable singletrack, rocky alpine ascents and exposed coastal sections, with a private-property finish on Cape Raoul.
The description emphasises progression through different ecosystems each day and a shared multi-day format that combines wilderness stages with nearby city conveniences. Practical details such as stage maps, rules and cutoffs, equipment and nutrition guidance are listed as part of the event information. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
