Hi

WOW!

Thank you for being part of our first ever International Women's Day Foothills Trail Run. What a magical day it was! 💜💜💜

For many of you, it was your first time to run with kunanyi (or the Rivulet) and experience Hobart's incredible network of trails. We hope you loved it!

(And if you didn't have the best time, remember kunanyi Mountain Run's Run Director Lincoln said that sometimes it takes a little while for the flow to come, but when it does, it's worth it!)

Get your pics now!

If you want to re-live that time on the trails, here are some pics taken by our amazing volunteer Ryan Slater, that you can download for free.

All you need to do is upload a selfie to find yourself, download your photos, and credit @photography_by_ryan_slater when you share them.

We weren't able to capture everyone but we hope you enjoy taking a look at what we did get!

🫶We had some important conversations, on and off the trails. Here’s to all of us to keep doing more.

Thank you all for chipping in and fundraising vital funds for the Hobart Women's Shelter.

💜💜We're stoked to announce we raised approximately $4000 💜💜

Forget to donate? You can always do so via their website 👇👇👇

🙏🙏 A huge thank you to Ben and the team at Cascade Brewery Bar for hosting us, and all of our amazing community partners including Daci & Daci, Willie Smith's, Staple Coffee, On Running & Kieser Hobart.

We hope you left Cascade Brewery on Saturday feeling empowered with new knowledge, inspired to show up better for the women in your lives, and inspired to run the trails more often.

Thank you again!

Your inaugural IWD Foothills Trail Run Organising Committee

kunanyi Mountain Run | Hobart Run Club | Knockoffs Run Club | Her Trails | Sweaty Betty Run Club | Tread Running | Bump Hobart | Femmi

PS If you loved the trails, you can still sign up to kunanyi Mountain Run (28-30 March) with distances from the Foothills 9km, all the way to the Ultra 66km (you can do this with mates in an epic relay team too).

We acknowledge the palawa people of lutruwita as the traditional owners of the land on which we live, work and run. We respect their culture and ongoing custodianship of the land. We pay our respect to all Tasmanian Aboriginal people, and Elders past, present, and emerging.

Thanks to our Community Partners

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