After a bit of a hiatus, we’re returning to Cleland, a favourite with many of the club’s original members and new runners. Bring the family and enjoy the wildlife park after smashing out the hills and completing the course.
Welcome to the traditional lands of the Kaurna people.
Cleland National Park conserves an important area of bushland situated in the Adelaide Hills face zone.
A fantastic network of trails awaits you that will take you through native wildlife and cultural heritage zones, and provide spectacular views of the Adelaide Hills and surrounds.
It’s fair to say that it’s a bit hilly here – probably why they call it the Adelaide Hills. But you’ll be rewarded with native woodlands, forests, perched swamps, creeks, and maybe even a waterfall.
You can be guaranteed to run past many kangaroos – especially early in the morning, and you’ll probably spot koalas too.
After your race, we recommend you visit the Cleland Wildlife Park – the young and young at heart will enjoy it equally.
Bring your adventurous self along to this event, and don’t be put off by the hills – you can always walk them.
Cleland is less than a 30-minute drive from the city.
The long course event is a UTMB® Index race and ITRA National Challenge event.
The long course will attract 1 ITRA point. The shorter distances will collect 0 points.
Long – TBC km – TBC M elevation – Map
Medium – TBC km – TBC M elevation – Map
Short – TBC km – TBC M elevation – Map
Kids – 1.5 km
** Please note: 2025 fees are currently under review (2024 fees currently shown here).
Emails containing a discount code for members are normally sent out within 24-hours of the previous event. Please follow these instructions if you can’t see an email from us. We are unable to extend the discount period so get in touch with us quickly if you still can’t find your code.
Kids U15 are charged at 50% of standard entry fees.
Want your name on your bib? You must enter by 5.00 pm Thursday 21 August.
It is up to you to ensure that you have adequate insurance in place should you suffer a medical episode or emergency. Personal insurance is not covered by your entry fees. Read our insurance information.
You must enter by the final closing time on Thursday 4 September 2025 at 5pm.
We do not accept late entries for our events.
Long run: 8.00 am
Medium run: 8.30 am
Short run/walk: 9.00 am
You can now easily change your distance yourself on Race Roster. This must be done by 5.00 pm on the Thursday before the race.
If you still want your name printed on your bib, you must change it by 21 August 2024.
If you need to cancel, please complete the form by registration final closing time.
Note: we cannot process transfers from one On-The-Trails event to another – please cancel and then book the preferred event.
All runners/walkers must cross the finish line by 11:30 am or receive a DNF. The following paces apply:
Cutoff times will be strictly enforced.
View our policy and methodology for determining course closures and cutoffs.
Welcome! You may take part in the short course event only. This is to ensure you are back safely and accounted for by our course closure time.
Bib numbers are normally assigned 2-days prior to an event.
All bibs must be picked up from the rego area on the morning of the event. Please allow enough time to collect your bib before your race.
Water and lollies will be at all stations.
DS 1 TBC- km
DS 2 TBC – km
DS 3 TBC – km
Learn about our race bibs and timing procedures.
Learn about our course marking and what to look out for.
Please park closest to Cleland parkrun area and the Perimeter Track end of carpark. Avoid using parks close to Cleland Wildlife Park.
Photos and our amazing videos are uploaded to our Facebook page shortly after each event.
Preliminary results are available shortly after you’ve crossed the finish line.
Sign up your youngster for our short cross country run.
Time: approximately 10.30-11.00am
Cost: Free
How: Go to the registration tent on the day, sign-up and get a great kid’s bib.
Distance: 1-1.5 km
Where: Close to the finish line.
A TRSA committee member or delegate will lead the junior speedsters along the run. We will also have a tail runner in place. However we prefer that all kids are accompanied by an adult.
A range of TRSA merchandise is available. Visit our shop.
Our supporter ioMerino has a range of 2024 On the Trails merchandise. Head to the ioMerino website.
Placegetters for each event will receive a medal. Medal presentations will be shortly after the arrival of the final 3rd placed male & female runner in each event.
The members-only random draw will take place at approximately 11.00 am You must be present or still on-course to receive your prize.
We are a 100% volunteer-led club. Show your support – volunteer and be part of the fun!
Put up your hand and we’ll be in touch.
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Contact one of our volunteers if you still can’t find the answer to your question.
In order to enter a Trail Running SA event you must agree to the Trail Running SA Conditions of Entry.
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TRSA acknowledges the traditional owners of all the lands we run through and thanks those peoples for looking after the places we enjoy today.
