About This Race
The 21K option starts at 7:15am and offers an accessible introduction to the Blackall Range terrain. While shorter than the ultra distances, runners still experience the beautiful hinterland forests and cultural significance of the region. Reduced water capacity requirement of 1 litre reflects the shorter distance.
The 21K option starts at 7:15am and offers an accessible introduction to the Blackall Range terrain. While shorter than the ultra distances, runners still experience the beautiful hinterland forests and cultural significance of the region. Reduced water capacity requirement of 1 litre reflects the shorter distance.
Elevation Profile
Elevation profile estimated from terrain data. Actual course may differ.
The course gains 357m over 21km, with the steepest section between km 34–km 35.
Location
Practical Info
BNE - Brisbane Airport
On-site accommodation available at QCCC camp facility from 3:30pm Friday. Entry to QCCC grounds restricted before this time due to school camp operations.
- mobile phone with emergency contacts
- course map
- race bib
- water capacity 1-1.5 litres
- hi-vis vest
- headlamp
- compression bandage
- emergency blanket
Best For
Notable Features
As a Western States Endurance Run qualifier, the Blackall 100 attracts serious ultrarunners seeking both challenge and cultural connection. The event's strong ties to Indigenous heritage set it apart, celebrating the Blackall Range's significance as a traditional gathering place. Runners experience the iconic tradition of ringing the Blackall 100 Bell upon finishing, while traversing diverse Queensland hinterland terrain from ferny forests to subtropical rainforest.