Warwick Pentathrun

Queen Mary Falls presents a challenge at Killarney, featuring "dramatic elevation changes" and "breathtaking rainforest scenery." This run is part of a weekend event that transitions from road to cross country, trail, airport tarmac, and the historic Warwick Racecourse. The Warwick Pentathrun offers a "unique two-day festival of running," dividing the full marathon distance into five distinct stages. Participants will encounter varied terrain: point-to-point countryside running, a cross country segment, a quick runway run, the Queen Mary Falls climb and descent, followed by a final racecourse sprint. The attraction lies in the diversity, ranging from "rolling farmland to World Heritage-listed wilderness." The participants include those completing all five stages and beginners opting for shorter races. The distinctive aspect is completing a marathon through five challenging, varied efforts.