Incorporating the Launceston Ten, the Spirit of Tasmania Running Festival also includes a shorter 5km route and 2km for kids.  The next event will be run on Sunday 3 June, 2018

Celebrate Dark Mofo by riding from Cornelian Bay, Hobart to Bothwell and back a day before the Winter Solstice then enjoy a meal at the Winter Festival. Supported if enough numbers. 

The Endorfun Freycinet Trail Run will be held on Sunday 1 July, 2018.

Russell Falls is an ideal beginners trail run – or just a whole heap of fun for the more experienced trail runner.   It takes in a couple of the most beautiful waterfalls in Tassie as well as some of Tassie's tallest trees. The trail is pretty much wheel chair standard, except for the stairs.  The next run will be held on Saturday 28 July 2018.

The Glenorchy Fun Run is the main promotional event run by the Northern Suburbs Athletic Club each year with about 400 participants turning our in the middle of winter. There is both a 5km and 10km event.  The last event was held on Sunday 30 July, 2017.

The Winter Challenge multisport event is now based in Orford and involves a 10km Paddle, a 32km Road Cycle, a 16km MTB and a 10km Run.  The next event will be held on Sunday 12 August, 2018

The Flinders Running Festival started in 2007 as a community fun run and health promotion day and has grown every year since.  The next event will be held 31 August to 2 September 2018.

The Ross Marathons offer full and half marathon distance running courses, as well as a shorter 10km course.  The last event was held on Sunday 3, September, 2017. 

The Crank-E Hobart Fun Run is a 2.5km or 5km fun run through Hobart in support of the Royal Hobart Hospital Paediatric Unit. The next event will be held on Sunday 16th September 2018.

The Pickles Hills MTB Enduro near Colebrook was extended to a 20km loop for 2017, offering 20km, 40km and 60km options.  Who knows what's in store for 2018?

The 2018 Endorfun Tasmanian trail run on the Labillardiere Peninsula, at the southern end of Bruny Island, will be run on Sunday 23 September, 2018 (TBC).

The Freycinet Challenge showcases Tasmania as a premier multisport destination, pitting some of the country's best competitors against some of the world's most challenging conditions, all within Tasmania's stunning scenic backdrop. The next event will be held on the weekend 6-7 October 2018.

The first step to the easiest Audax award, the Nouveau Randonneur (50km) to be held on Friday 26 October 2018, starting at 6pm.

The longest of the three rides (160km) to finish the Audax year, and the third and final step to the easiest Audax award, the Nouveau Randonneur.  This event will be held on Friday 26 October 2018.

The 2018 Endorfun Tasmanian trail run on the Blue Tier will be run on the Sunday 28 October.

The mid-length ride (100km) to finish the Audax year, and the second step to the easiest Audax award, the Nouveau Randonneur.  This event will be held on Sunday 28 October 2018.

The 4Shaw Hellfire Cup is a 4 day annual team mountain biking event with great onsite services and entertainment. It's survived fire, flood, plague and even vehicle smahes to carry on and the dates for the 2018 event has already been set (1-4 November).

A challenging (read you've not done anything like this before) offroad run or walk along Mt Roland.  The last event was held on Sunday 12 November 2017.

With distances from 25km to 160kms Sally's ride is a great way of supporting a great cause and having a great day on the bike.

The Point to Pinnacle is an iconic walk and race, billed as the world's toughest half marathon.  Starting at Wrest Point, pretty much every step from there is up until you get to the top of Mt Wellington.

A 64km relay or individual running race from Dennes Point to the Light House on bruny Island.  The 2017 event was held on 2 December. 2018 dates yet to be announced.

The last Cadbury Marathon was held on Sunday 14 January 2018.  The 2019 date is yet to be announced.

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 23 February, 2019.

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 last event was held on 11 March 2018.