The 2026 Forever Young Run returns to Richmond, British Columbia on September 13th, an event that has been a staple of the local community for its twelfth consecutive year. Set in the picturesque and welcoming atmosphere of Richmond's Brighouse area, participants will start their journey at Brighouse Heritage Park. The park’s tree-lined paths are well-maintained, providing runners with firm yet slightly soft conditions to navigate through. As early morning dew gives way to a warm but manageable climate, runners can expect temperatures around 18°C to 20°C, coupled with moderate UV levels (3.5). This event is not just about the race; it's a celebration of active senior living and recognition for those dedicated to maintaining their fitness well into their golden years. Sponsored by The Forever Young Club, this Not-for-Profit run supports the TELUS Friendly Future Foundation, ensuring that funds raised go towards making a difference in our community. The course itself offers a 5K distance suitable for both seasoned runners and newcomers looking to challenge themselves. While the 8K option is also available, limited spots are still open for those eager to participate. The race will kick off at Brighouse Heritage Park with an expected start time of 7:00 AM on September 13th. Participants can expect a well-marked route that includes slight elevation changes and turns through the park's scenic trails. Aids stations will be strategically placed along the course to ensure hydration and nutrition support is available, making it easier for all participants to push their limits while staying hydrated. Weather conditions are generally firm but slightly soft on race morning due to typical September weather patterns in Richmond. With UV levels at a moderate 3.5, sunscreen application is advised. The temperature will range from 18°C to 20°C, creating an ideal environment for running without the risk of extreme heat or cold.
5K
5K • Start: 09:00:00 • Fee: CA$45.03
8K
8K • Start: 09:00:00 • Fee: CA$45.03
To register for this event, visit https://raceroster.com/events/2026/119094/2026-forever-young-run. The registration fee is CA$45.03 per participant and includes limited spots in both the 5K and 8K categories. Bib pick-up will take place on September 12th, from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM at Brighouse Heritage Park. Participants should bring their own bib number along with any necessary identification documents for verification purposes. The race will begin at the same location, Brighouse Heritage Park. The event is open to participants aged 55 and above; first-timers are encouraged to come prepared by checking the age requirements in advance. This run offers a unique opportunity to celebrate senior fitness within our community while supporting important local causes. In conclusion, the 2026 Forever Young Run in Richmond, British Columbia on September 13th is an event that brings together runners and spectators alike to honor active living among seniors. It's a meaningful race with clear benefits for both participants and the wider community, making it well worth your time and effort.
Races Offered
5K Limited spots available
Sep 13, 2026
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5K
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09:00
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$45.03
8K Limited spots available
Sep 13, 2026
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8K
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09:00
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$45.03
Weather History
These values represent the 3-year monthly averages for September in Richmond.
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11.9° / 19.1°
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10.8° / 18.5°
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Avg sunshine hours
9h 19m
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Avg rainfall
2.4 mm
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Avg wind speed
8.1 km/h (Light breeze)
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Sweat loss rate
Moderate
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Course conditions
Firm and slightly soft
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Max UV Index
Moderate (3.5)
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Humidity
83.3%
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Sunrise
06:49
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Sunset
19:23
About Richmond
Learn more about the host city, Richmond.
Richmond is a riverine city to the south of Vancouver in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia. Comprising several islands, the city is protected by a system of dikes from the Fraser River's occasional flooding. Richmond has the country's largest Asian-Canadian population by percentage, many Cantonese speaking; over 60% of the population is non-white.