Registration Opens November 9th @7am PST
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OverviewDate: July 18, 2026
Distance: 50k, 25k, 12k, kids race High Alpine running in the beautiful West Kootenay region & town of Rossland, British Columbia.
Known for its rugged terrain, epic mountain views, and festive atmosphere, it is considered one of BC's most challenging and popular trail races. Broken Goat 12km starts off at the base of Red Mountain Resort and quickly climbs up to the summit of Red Mountain. Runners can expect to run on some of the best single track Rossland has to offer! Mega views. Mega fun!
Broken Goat 25km is a point to point traverse along the beautiful "7 Summits" trail and Unnecessary Ridge and includes the summit of Mount Plewman. The majority of the course cruises at an average elevation of 2000m (6550ft) and showcases lofty ridge lines between Nancy Greene Summit and Red Mountain, offering 360 degree views. Broken Goat 50km is one of BC's most challenging, scenic and popular ultras. This is a point to point traverse which takes place on the beautiful “7 Summits” high alpine trail and accesses several peaks & ridges along the way, including the highest peak in the range - Old Glory at 2376m. Participants must be prepared for a long and strenuous journey in remote alpine terrain and also must be comfortable self-supporting themselves until they reach Grey Mountain 23km into the race. Kids Race: The distance is about 1.5km and all ages are welcome, however we typically see kids aged 5 to 10 participate. Kids under the age of 5 must be accompanied by an adult. It's fun event and not timed. Each kid gets a bib and finishers treat. The entry is $5 and 100% of the proceeds go towards the Canadian Mental Health Association, more specifically Georgia's Wish. Registration is online. |
Course Maps
Our team would like to acknowledge and respect that Broken Goat takes place on the traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of the sngaytskstx (Sinixt) People and we celebrate and honour all the history that exists upon these amazing lands.
Ascent - 2492m / 7548 ft
Descent - 2906m / 8943 ft
Descent - 2906m / 8943 ft
Ascent - 1000m / 3300ft
Descent - 1400m / 4600ft
Descent - 1400m / 4600ft
Ascent - 623m / 2050ft
Descent - 623m / 2050ft
Descent - 623m / 2050ft
Schedule & Details
Race Date: |
July 18, 2026 |
Distances: |
50km, 25km, 12km + kids race |
Start Times: |
50 km - 6:00 am 25 km - 7:00 am 12 km - 9:00 am Kids - 9:05 am |
Mandatory Pre-Race Briefing: |
Our team will mail out a recorded race briefing on Friday July 17th, that is mandatory for all racers to watch before race day. Saturday July 19th 15 mins before race start. |
Package Pick-Up: |
Friday July 17, 2025 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm 50k, 25k, 12k + kids race The Josie Autograph Hotel - Guest Services Upstairs
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Parking Red Resort: |
Please see course map for parking below. |
7 Summits Trail Head |
The start of the 25 km & 50 km distances is located at a small parking pull out at the Nancy Greene Summit / Strawberry Pass / Seven Summits trail head. If you are getting a ride to the start you will need to get dropped off or park in the back parking lot. The main pull out lot is reserved for the shuttle busses only. MAP TO THE START |
Shuttles |
Shuttle Pick-Up Schedule 50 km - 5:00am 25 km - 6:00 am |
Mandatory Gear Check |
Saturday July 18, 2025 Random gear checks will take place before the start and on course. If a runner is caught without the mandatory gear they will be disqualified. |
On-Mountain Meal Options |
RED MTN RESORT Sourdough restaurant is open with full menu service. THE JOSIE HOTEL The Velvet Restaurant, lounge and patio is open with full menu service. |
Award Ceremony, Celebration and Draw Prizes! |
Saturday July 18th / The Josie Hotel Patio 7:30pm: Let's celebrate! Awards given to top male and female runners in each distance, karaoke, draw prizes and party! |
Communications |
Waivers Required
As a condition of participating in Broken Goat, all participants, or their parent/legal guardian for participants under 19, are required to read and complete the Pace Trails Run 2026 Broken Goat Waiver and the Red Mountain Release of Liability, Waiver of Claims, Assumption of Risk and Indemnity Agreement (the “Waivers”). If both Waivers are not completed, you will not be allowed to participate, and a refund will be provided. All adults must complete their own Waivers. Copies of the Waivers are available for review below.
PLEASE READ THE WAIVER CAREFULLY! By signing, you will waive or give up certain legal rights, including the right to sue for negligence, breach of contract, or breach of the Occupiers’ Liability Act or claim compensation following an accident.
As a condition of participating in Broken Goat, all participants, or their parent/legal guardian for participants under 19, are required to read and complete the Pace Trails Run 2026 Broken Goat Waiver and the Red Mountain Release of Liability, Waiver of Claims, Assumption of Risk and Indemnity Agreement (the “Waivers”). If both Waivers are not completed, you will not be allowed to participate, and a refund will be provided. All adults must complete their own Waivers. Copies of the Waivers are available for review below.
PLEASE READ THE WAIVER CAREFULLY! By signing, you will waive or give up certain legal rights, including the right to sue for negligence, breach of contract, or breach of the Occupiers’ Liability Act or claim compensation following an accident.
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<<View the PACE SPORTS FITNESS Waiver>> |
<<View the RED MOUNTAIN Waiver>> |
Package Pick Up at The Josie Hotel
- Package pick-up is offered ahead of time for those participating in all distance of the Broken Goat.
- Please sign the electronic Red Mountain waiver. (link coming soon)
- Please have proof of I.D. with you.
- If you are picking up a bib for a friend, you must have a copy of their photo ID. NO exceptions.
- Only special considerations will be made for day of race package pick up. Please email Stephanie@pacetrailruns to make a special request.
- Transfer of bib numbers is strictly prohibited and you will be permanently banned from all PACE Trail Series races should you race under a bib number that is not registered to you. Thank you for your cooperation.
Shuttle Details
Shuttle Pick-Up Schedule
50km - 5:00 am
25km - 6:00 am
Details
Sign up for the shuttle here:
1. Runners will be prompted to select the product and enter their confirmation number.
2. Shuttle sign up is not available after July 1St. No exceptions.
50km - 5:00 am
25km - 6:00 am
Details
- Broken Goat 50 km & 25 km requires racers to either shuttle to the start or arrange their own drop off.
- Shuttles will depart from the roundabout at Red Mountain Resort Base Lodge and take runners to the Nancy Greene Summit / Strawberry Pass / Seven Summits trailhead. Please see the purple section outline in the map below.
- Approximate transport time is 15 mins from Red Mountain Resort to the Seven Summits trailhead.
- There is a parking area at the Nancy Green Summit behind the parking area along the highway. If you are getting a ride to the start, you cannot park in the parking area by the highway as this is reserved for our shuttles. You must get dropped off. Thanks for your cooperation. MAP TO THE START.
- We will post shuttle lists on the website and email runners a few days before the race with any updates/additional information.
- Runners can bring a small drop bag with them to the start. It must be labeled with your name and bib number.
- Runners can leave their drop bags at the assigned vehicle before starting the race and all bags will be taken back to RED Mountain Resort and placed in the same area as drop bags from Aid #1. The return location is TBA.
- Please note: We are not responsible for wet, damaged or lost drop bags.
Sign up for the shuttle here:
1. Runners will be prompted to select the product and enter their confirmation number.
2. Shuttle sign up is not available after July 1St. No exceptions.
Mandatory Gear
Broken Goat is a remote point to point race and all racers must be prepared for varying temperatures. Think in terms of being stuck: If you are forced to spend additional time out in the elements, you will be much better off if you have extra clothing & fuel to help. A sprained ankle could mean a long, slow painful limp into the nearest aid station, possibly in cold rain. Hypothermia can be very dangerous, especially on tired bodies with no reserves left for generating heat. Aid station #1 is at approximately 22 km into the 52 km race & 16 km into the 25 km race.
50 km & 25 km Runners MUST start with the following items and carry these with them the entire race.
- Lightweight jacket for variable weather and cold temperatures
- Emergency Blanket
50 km & 25 km Runners must start the race with the following fuel & hydration requirements:
- Hydration pack, handheld water bottles or flasks equalling a minimum of 1.5 litres
- Food equating to a minimum 400 calories
12 km Runners must start the race with the following fuel & hydration requirements:
- Hydration pack, handheld water bottles or flasks equalling a minimum of 1 litres
- Food equating to a minimum 200 calories
The following is "recommended" gear:
- Cap/toque: Some areas are exposed to the sun and a toque can keep your head warm in cold temperatures.
- Extra warm layer in addition to a jacket (thin long sleeve base layer or additional jacket).
- Cell phone: Various portions of the course have cell coverage.
- Bear Spray
- Gloves
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen and lip balm
- High energy fuel and drink
MANDATORY GEAR CHECK
10 Essentials:
We encourage everyone to always carry the 10 Essentials for Backcountry Safety in your pack. Whether you’re out training, adventuring, or participating in one of our marked races, you can never predict what might happen. Learn more about the 10 Essentials in this article by Emelee Outdoors.
50 km runners must keep their mandatory gear with them during the whole race.
25 km runners must keep their mandatory gear with them during the whole race.
This is for your safety and race organizers reserve the right to adapt or change the mandatory gear list/rules last minute. Please ensure you watch the mandatory race briefing video for any last minute changes. Thank you for your cooperation.
50 km & 25 km Runners MUST start with the following items and carry these with them the entire race.
- Lightweight jacket for variable weather and cold temperatures
- Emergency Blanket
50 km & 25 km Runners must start the race with the following fuel & hydration requirements:
- Hydration pack, handheld water bottles or flasks equalling a minimum of 1.5 litres
- Food equating to a minimum 400 calories
12 km Runners must start the race with the following fuel & hydration requirements:
- Hydration pack, handheld water bottles or flasks equalling a minimum of 1 litres
- Food equating to a minimum 200 calories
The following is "recommended" gear:
- Cap/toque: Some areas are exposed to the sun and a toque can keep your head warm in cold temperatures.
- Extra warm layer in addition to a jacket (thin long sleeve base layer or additional jacket).
- Cell phone: Various portions of the course have cell coverage.
- Bear Spray
- Gloves
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen and lip balm
- High energy fuel and drink
MANDATORY GEAR CHECK
- Random gear checks will occur at the start of the race and throughout the race while on-course. Any runner failing to produce a piece of mandatory gear will be disqualified.
- STARTING AREA WASHROOMS: There will be portable toilets in the upper parking lot as you exit the shuttle bus.
10 Essentials:
We encourage everyone to always carry the 10 Essentials for Backcountry Safety in your pack. Whether you’re out training, adventuring, or participating in one of our marked races, you can never predict what might happen. Learn more about the 10 Essentials in this article by Emelee Outdoors.
50 km runners must keep their mandatory gear with them during the whole race.
25 km runners must keep their mandatory gear with them during the whole race.
This is for your safety and race organizers reserve the right to adapt or change the mandatory gear list/rules last minute. Please ensure you watch the mandatory race briefing video for any last minute changes. Thank you for your cooperation.
Aid Stations
Cupless
In our continuous effort to reduce waste, all our races are cup-free. You will need to pack along your own cup for fluids at aid stations and at the finish line.
Granite Mountain Aid Station
Reservoir Aid Station
Cooling Station for 25k & 50k runners
In our continuous effort to reduce waste, all our races are cup-free. You will need to pack along your own cup for fluids at aid stations and at the finish line.
Granite Mountain Aid Station
- This is Aid #1 for both 25 km & 50 km runners and is quite remote. The Granite Mountain Aid Station requires 4x4 access for aid, volunteers and medical crew.
- This is also Aid #2 for the 50 km runners.
Reservoir Aid Station
- This is Aid #1 for 12 km runners
Cooling Station for 25k & 50k runners
- We will have a check point set up with ice and a bit of water to be used as a cooling station.
Check Points
All Aid Stations also act as check points and it is mandatory that you check in at all aid stations. Please have your race bibs on the front of your person and ensure they are visible.
Crew Access:
Aid Station #3 (7 km into the 12km): Reservoir Road
Crew are NOT ALLOWED anywhere else along the course.
Pacers are NOT ALLOWED in any distance.
Poles ARE allowed and encouraged for this event. Please be careful and aware of other runners, especially those who are directly behind you.
Runner Assistance: Runners may not receive assistance outside of designated Aid Stations by anyone other than another registered active runner. You are, however, allowed to receive assistance from a crew within Aid Station boundaries so long as your crew does not impede other runners or race staff. This standard is enforced for the fairness of all runners.
All Aid Stations also act as check points and it is mandatory that you check in at all aid stations. Please have your race bibs on the front of your person and ensure they are visible.
Crew Access:
Aid Station #3 (7 km into the 12km): Reservoir Road
Crew are NOT ALLOWED anywhere else along the course.
Pacers are NOT ALLOWED in any distance.
Poles ARE allowed and encouraged for this event. Please be careful and aware of other runners, especially those who are directly behind you.
Runner Assistance: Runners may not receive assistance outside of designated Aid Stations by anyone other than another registered active runner. You are, however, allowed to receive assistance from a crew within Aid Station boundaries so long as your crew does not impede other runners or race staff. This standard is enforced for the fairness of all runners.
50KM AID STATIONS |
DISTANCE |
DROP BAG |
CREW ACCESS |
GRANITE AID STATION #1 |
22.5 km |
Yes |
No |
GRANITE AID STATION #2 |
33 km |
Yes |
No |
COOLING STATION |
APPROX. 38 km |
No |
Yes |
RESERVOIR ROAD #3 |
43km |
No |
Yes |
25 KM AID STATIONS |
DISTANCE |
DROP BAG |
CREW ACCESS |
GRANITE AID #1 |
16 km |
No |
No |
COOLING STATION |
APPROX. 21KM |
No |
No |
12 KM AID STATIONS |
DISTANCE |
DROP BAG |
CREW ACCESS |
RESERVOIR ROAD #1 |
7 km |
No |
Yes |
Drop Bags
- 50 km runners will have access to their drop bags at Aid Station #1 & #2. (the same aid station is visited twice).
- Racers are responsible for providing their own drop bags and they must not be larger than a shoe bag or it will not make the transport vehicle up to the aid station. Please keep in mind that access up to the alpine is limited and takes extra time.
- Racers will need to bring their drop bags with them to Package Pick-Up on Friday night fully labeled with their name & bib number.
- Please ensure your drop bags are properly sealed and protected.
- Please note that drop bags will be returned to the finish area at approximately 3:00pm after the last runner is through Aid Station #2.
- Click the link below for a list of runners and bib numbers.
Start Line Drop Bags - runners are allowed one very small drop bag at the start to put a warm layer, additional food, fluid etc., they may need while waiting at the start line. There will be a vehicle announced where you can put your drop bag before starting. Runners will pick up this drop bag at the same location / finish area.
Please note: We are not responsible for wet or lost items. If any items are left behind and you require them to be mailed, you are responsible for the shipment fees. Thank you for your cooperation.
Cut-Offs
50 km Cut-Offs: (6:00 am start)
25 km Cut-Offs: (7:00 am start)
12 km Cut-Offs: (9:00 am start)
If a runner arrives at a checkpoint after the published cut-off time, they will be disqualified and taken back to the finish line.
Please note: If a runner arrives late to Aid Station #2 at Granite Mountain and are still deemed in "Good Form" from our medic staff, they will be encouraged to run from the Aid Station #3 to the base of Red Mountain as extraction from Granite Mountain is limited to those in distress.
- Aid Station #1 - Granite Mountain: 11:30 am (5.5 hrs for 22.5 km)
- Aid Station #2 - Granite Mountain: 1:10pm (7hrs 10min for 33km)
- Aid Station #3 - Reservoir Road 3:30pm (9hrs for 43km)
- Finish Line - Red Mountain: 5:00 pm (11 hrs for 50 km)
25 km Cut-Offs: (7:00 am start)
- Aid Station #1 - Granite Mountain: 10:30 am (3.5 hrs for 16 km)
- Finish Line - Red Mountain: 3:00 pm (8 hrs for 25 km)
12 km Cut-Offs: (9:00 am start)
- Finish Line - Red Mountain: 1:30 pm (4.5 hrs for 12 km)
If a runner arrives at a checkpoint after the published cut-off time, they will be disqualified and taken back to the finish line.
Please note: If a runner arrives late to Aid Station #2 at Granite Mountain and are still deemed in "Good Form" from our medic staff, they will be encouraged to run from the Aid Station #3 to the base of Red Mountain as extraction from Granite Mountain is limited to those in distress.
On Mountain Dining & Entertainment
Red Mountain Resort
LOCATION |
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MENU |
Mon-Wed & Sat/Sun: 11am – 5pm Thur & Fri: 11am - 7pm This Day Lodge classic is your go-to for breakfast burritos, burgers, and a pretty legit poutine. Racers can order off the menu. |
ENTERTAINMENT |
Saturday July 19th Live Music (time tbd) Red Mountain Patio |
The Josie Hotel
LOCATION |
The Velvet Restaurant & Lounge |
FRIDAY JULY 18 |
5:00 PM-9:00 PM A La Carte Menu available in The Velvet Regular Velvet menu available plus a Dinner and Drink Feature |
SATURDAY JULY 19 |
5am - 7am Early Morning Grab & Go Options available at The Front Desk (Granola Bars, Whole Fruit) 7am – 10am Breakfast Buffet available in The Velvet Restaurant 12pm – 4:30pm Lunch/Apres available in The Velvet Restaurant 5:45pm – 8:30pm BBQ Dinner Buffet – No A La Carte will be available $60 per person BBQ Ribs, Burgers, Chicken, Sausages, Corn on the Cob, 4 different salad options and a Dessert Buffet Late Night snacks available at 8:30pm until close. |
SUNDAY JULY 20 |
7:00am Breakfast Buffet available in the Velvet |
ENTERTAINMENT |
Friday July 18th Package Pick-up 5:00pm to 8:00pm. Guest Services Upstairs Saturday July 19th Award Ceremony & Party 7:30pm to closing The Josie Patio |
Accommodations
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From mountainside condos to cabins in the trees to a modern hostel built for adventure crews, RED Mountain Lodging is your front row seat to the Kootenays.
RED Mountain Lodging is a short two minute stroll to the Broken Goat start/finish area. Go to: lodging @ RED and enter: BG2026 for 25% off from July 16th to 20th 2026! |
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The Josie is offering an exclusive special event rate for all Broken Goat runners and guests.
Book your group rate for Broken Goat 2026 250-362-5155 (Hotel Direct) 888-236-2427 (Central Reservations) The Josie Hotel is only 1 min from the start/finish area of Broken Goat. Marriott Bonvoy members can also earn points or use their points when booking their stay. |
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Nowhere Special is the quintessential modern hostel, suitable for travelers of all ages who value community, connection, and careful curation above all. The operating mantra since the napkin-stage has been the same one that’s kept RED cool for over 100 years: “Everything you need & nothing you don’t”.
Nowhere Special has private and shared rooms, all of which are located a mere two-minute walk to the start/finish area. Book yours today! |
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Camping
Camping will NOT be available at Red Mountain in 2026. Thank you for your cooperation.
Environment
Our team has a deep love for Mother Earth and we are committed to the following sustainable practices. Thanks for helping us make a positive impact on the environment!
- Our races are cupless. Athletes need to bring a reusable cup or a hydration pack for replenishing at aid stations and at the finish line.
- Our aid stations use compostable & recyclable containers.
- Our races provide reusable bags at package pick-up.
- We provide the option for runners to opt out of a t-shirt when registering. We work with 100% sweatshop free & eco-aware companies who are socially and environmentally responsible.
- All consumables, such as coffee as race swag, have compostable packaging
- Our race bibs are recyclable. Athletes can hand in their bibs to be recycled at the finish area
- All course marking flags and signs are reusable
- Our waivers are all digital and online
- We offer recycling & composting at all of our aid stations.
- We offer recycling & composting at our start/finish line.
Registration
DISTANCE |
NOV 9, 2025 |
REG. OPENS AT |
12 km |
$95 |
7:00 am PST |
25 km |
$135 |
7:00 am PST |
50 km |
$185 |
7:00 am PST |
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All entries include:
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All of our events are grassroots, with emphasis on special handmade, home grown touches. Things like apple pies, jams, handmade ceramic finishers medals, handmade stained glass and coffee roasted by the race director and her husband. We pride ourselves in ensuring that runners have an experience that feels more like coming home.
We have strong environmental and community values, and we always support local charities through donating a portion of our race fees back to the trail groups that build, maintain and advocate for the trails we are so privileged to enjoy.
We offer a diverse lineup of events, with 3 completely unique races hosted in the Okanagan Valley on top of Broken Goat, hosted in the high alpine mountains of the Kootenays. The terrain and landscapes are all varied and special, and not one race course will leave you feeling unsatisfied. They do have a few things in common though: They're all challenging, scenic and combine all the best trail networks each area has to offer.
We want to thank you for taking time to visit the PACE Trail Runs website and we hope to welcome you into the #pacefamily in 2026.
We have strong environmental and community values, and we always support local charities through donating a portion of our race fees back to the trail groups that build, maintain and advocate for the trails we are so privileged to enjoy.
We offer a diverse lineup of events, with 3 completely unique races hosted in the Okanagan Valley on top of Broken Goat, hosted in the high alpine mountains of the Kootenays. The terrain and landscapes are all varied and special, and not one race course will leave you feeling unsatisfied. They do have a few things in common though: They're all challenging, scenic and combine all the best trail networks each area has to offer.
We want to thank you for taking time to visit the PACE Trail Runs website and we hope to welcome you into the #pacefamily in 2026.
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