Hells Bells is a non-stop 24hr adventure race in the Sunshine Coast starting from Saturday, 3 August to Sunday, 4 August 2024 involving trekking, mountain biking, kayaking and other adventure disciplines.

Mixed, Male or Female teams of two must navigate their way unsupported through an arduous course that is only revealed to them hours before the race.

Fairy Bells adventure race is run at the same time as Hells Bells. It covers about half the distance but teams have the full 24hrs to complete it. This race is designed as a stepping stone to Hells Bells and longer races and is perfect for teams doing their first adventure race.

Each year a new and exciting course is developed. Courses are normally linear with teams often transported to the start line and finishing back at race HQ.

https://www.hellsbells.com.au/

The varied trails of the beautiful and yet largely undiscovered Noosa Trail Network are home to diverse and challenging; yet fast and runnable terrain. Proud to be officially recognised as a UTMB® INDEX event, this is a “must do” on your 2024 calendar.

Whether you’re new to trail running and keen to challenge yourself over the Forest 15km, the Cross Country 25km; the Pomona Sundowner 30km or a more experienced runner looking for that ultra distance on the Out’N’Back 50km or the epic Hinterland Traverse 80km and 100km Ultra-Trail® – these trails offer something for everyone.

We look forward to seeing you at the 2024 Noosa Ultra-Trail®. Run these spectacular trails and reward yourself with an extended stay, treating yourself to Noosa’s fabulous beaches, iconic restaurants and exceptional service.

https://www.noosaultratrail.com.au/

In 1983, the godfather of Triathlon in Australia, Garth Prowd, decided Noosa seemed like a pretty good spot for a race. 180 athletes toed the line that first year - helmets were optional, wetsuits were banned, and cyclists got lost on the course... but Noosa Tri was born and it quickly became the sport’s spiritual home in Australia.

Noosa Tri now lays claim as the largest Olympic distance triathlon in the world and is consistently ranked in the global top-ten triathlons by athletes. And in 2023, we will be celebrating 40 Years of the event.

The 5-day festival – which includes 11 events in all – hosts over 13,000 competitors supported by more than 30,000 spectators on race day. Since 2018 another 150,000 have been able to watch all the action of Super Saturday and Noosa Tri live and free on Facebook.

It’s no wonder athletes, legends, celebrities and supporters flock to Queensland to be a part of the magic of Noosa Tri.