Active Foot Clinic Wodonga Running Festival 2026

The Active Foot Clinic Wodonga Running Festival 2026 returns to Willow Park in Wodonga on Sunday, October 11th, 2026. This inaugural event offers runners a unique opportunity to test themselves over the half marathon distance or choose from shorter routes such as 10 km, 5K, and 2 km. Located between Willow Park and Gateway Island, race morning promises an idyllic setting with scenic paths that enhance the overall atmosphere.
Willow Park is surrounded by lush greenery and open spaces, making for a picturesque backdrop on race day. The temperature in October averages around 14 degrees Celsius, while humidity levels are at 66.8%. Participants can expect firm but slightly soft trail conditions, which add to the natural beauty of the course. With an UV index rating of moderate (4.0), runners should take appropriate sun protection measures.
The Active Foot Clinic Wodonga Running Festival 2026 has a rich tradition already established in its first year. Half Marathon and 10K participants will receive bespoke Fractel caps valued at $70, while all participants will enjoy unique medals, post-race snacks, sponsor giveaways, and online finisher’s certificates.

The race offers distances of 21 km for the half marathon, 10 km, 5 km, and a family-friendly 2 km option.
Registration can be done through https://raceroster.com/events/2026/115147/active-foot-clinic-wodonga-running-festival-2026 with fees ranging from A$35 for the 2 km to A$115 for the half marathon. Bibs can be picked up on race day between 9 am and 9:30 am at Willow Park, where participants must bring their own photo ID.
The start is located at Willow Park, Wodonga, Victoria, Australia, with an age requirement of being over 18 to participate in the longer distances. A first-timer preparing for this race should arrive early to ensure they have everything needed on hand and familiarize themselves with the course layout.
Active Foot Clinic Wodonga Running Festival 2026 is a must-attend event for those who appreciate scenic routes, community spirit, and personal achievements in running. The festival supports local initiatives through its participation fees, making it not just an athletic competition but also a celebration of Wodonga’s rich running culture.