The first Cradle Coast MTB Club Thursday Night Gravity Enduro Series will be held at Wild Mersey on 23 January, 2020.

Meander through the lovely Meander Valley and surrounding area in Northern Tasmania on this 400km Audax.

The second Cradle Coast MTB Club Thursday Night Gravity Enduro Series will be held at Kelcey Tier on 30 January, 2020.

An 82 km run through Tasmania's beautiful wilderness.  The next event will be held on Saturday 1 February 2020.

The third Cradle Coast MTB Club Thursday Night Gravity Enduro Series will be held at Stubbs Road on 6 February 2020.

The Tassie Trail Fest is a multi day trail running festival held on the trails around Launceston.  The next event will be held on 7-9 February 2020.

The fourth Cradle Coast MTB Club Thursday Night Gravity Enduro Series will be held at Penguin on 13 February 2020.

One for the gravel tyres/ bikes. A short 50km loop around the foothills of the mountain to ride as many gravel roads/ trails as we can find. After the ride feel free to stay and have a BBQ.

Launceston Mountain Bike Club will be hosting a 4 hour cross country event at Trevallyn on 16 February, 2020

This is a pleasant event with an energetic emphasis on participation, houses, history, art, and some oddities around parts of North Hobart and West Hobart. The course area is bounded roughly by Letitia Street, Wilson Street, Mt Stuart Road, Landsdowne Crescent and Patrick Street, with a few ups and downs in the terrain.

The Coles Bay Triathlon is held at Coles Bay, on the east coast of Tasmania, Australia.   The event offers a 1.9km swim, 90km ride and 21.1km run (Half) and a 500/20/5 (sprint).  The next race will be held on Saturday 22 February, 2020.

The third round of the 2019-20 Giant Tas Gravity Enduro Series event will be held iat Derby on 22 February (Saturday)

The Hobart Run the Bridge fun run and walk is one of Tasmania's premier running events each year.

Gone Nuts - Tasmania’s 101km Adventure Run will run from the Nut at Stanley to Wynyard: 101kms of coastal and inland trail running (with 50km and 25km options).  The next event will be held on 29 February, 2020.

Find the penguin in Tasmania’s north during a 300 km ride with a 20-hour time limit, including all breaks. Gentle hills with a few rollers along the way.

The King Island Imperial 20 has an event for everyone. The main feature is a challenging 32 kilometre footrace which is the only coast to coast race in Australia. Support events include a 32 kilometre walking race as well as team walking and running races.  The next event will be held on 8 March 2020.

The Kellevie MTB Park 6 Hour is back on Sunday March 8, 2020.  Riding for pairs, teams and solos.

A 70km ultra-marathon event run in the Tarkine area of Tasmania. Next event 12 March 2020.

The fourth and final round of the 2019-20 Giant Tas Gravity Enduro Series event will be held at Maydena on 14 March 2020.

The Great Western Tiers Cycle Challenge is a social but challenging ride through the northern countryside of Tasmania to raise money for the New Horizons Club Inc, which provides sporting and recreational opportunities for people with disabilities and Youngtown Rotary Club projects.  Route options range from 24kms to 170kms.  The last event was held on Sunday 24 March 2019.

A three day race format, covering Blue Derby, the Bay of Fires and St Helens Trails. 26-28 March 2020.

The Convicts and Wenches 50km, 25km and 12.5km trail run and relay (2 x 25km) starting at Greens Beach, Tasmania is a unique trail run along Tasmania's northern coastline.  The next evernt will be on Sunday 29 March, 2020

The Matthew Millhouse Salute allows you to either run, walk, kayak, pack march to and from Bellerive Beach Park, raising money for the White Cloud Foundation who support veterans and families dealing with depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder and peri-natal depression.

The next event will be held on Sunday 29 March, 2020.

Headquartering in Hadspen and heading out over hills and hollows in Northern Tasmania, this is a 600km Audax event.

Canter to the historic town of Campbell Town! This 200km Audax ride will start in Hadspen and will take cyclists south to Campbell Town in time for morning coffee. From there, cyclists will travel north to Westbury on roads that are mostly flat, with a few rollers