14th SRF, November 16-17, 2024 SRF is a fun and inclusive event that is proudly supported by the ACT Government
The Stromlo Running Festival (SRF) is excited to announce that Riotact as part of Region Group will be returning as a major partner for the 2023 event. This marks the third event in a row that the two organisations have joined forces to provide an outstanding experience for participants and spectators alike.
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Stromlo Running Festival are proud to announce Capital region news organisation Riotact, as part of Region Group, as a Major Partner for the 13th event to be held on 19-20 November 2022.
For reasons outside of our control, the SRF50 section of the National Arboretum Canberra (NAC) will be re-routed to ensure the event remains a true trail run.Deeks Drive and Boundary Road, both main trail routes of SRF50 have and will be bitumen sealed respectively.
The 12th Stromlo Running Festival (SRF), the region’s largest trail running event, scheduled to be held November 20-21, 2021 will be postponed to March 5-6, 2022.
The ACT Government’s Pathway Forward announcement has provided more detail into what life will look like post lockdown and how we can start to plan for ‘COVID-normal’.
With daily press conferences, fluctuating case numbers, and new exposure sites in the ACT we wanted to provide an update on the status of SRF2021.Firstly, thank you for all the messages of encouragement and gestures of support in recent weeks ?
Stromlo Running Festival (SRF) 2021 are proud to announce Benchmark Air Conditioning and Refrigeration as a supporting partner of this year’s event. Lead by Canberra...
Stromlo Running Festival 2021 registration kicks off with a goal to raise $10,000 for the Indigenous Marathon Foundation. Following a sell-out live event in 2020,...
A new partnership means a more reactive and locally driven team with a goal to increase community participation and showcase the festival as a destination trail running event for the Canberra Region.
Until former world-champion runner Robert de Castella, or “Deek”, established the Indigenous Marathon Foundation in 2010, no indigenous Australian had ever run an international marathon.
