For 2019 the three course distances; 45km, 22km and 12km, will still be offered but all courses will be run in reverse to what they have been previously. This change will present a brand new challenge for runners, where once it was a uphill slog, will now be a downhill charge, unfortunately the opposite will also be true. Read More

The Jabulani Challenge is back for 2019 and once again will offer discerning runners some of the best trails to be found anywhere. Predominantly on single track the course has everything to offer from waterside tracks, rainforest, steep hill inclines and creek crossings. Read More

Ahh, trail running, the joys of pitting yourself against the great outdoors, just you and a pair of shoes against the wilderness. Nothing quite compares to the feeling of flying along a trail, skipping over logs and rocks, flowing downhill like a stream, then attacking the uphills with gusto! Now days there seems to be trail running events every weekend, so then the question is raised, which do we put our hard-earned cash into? Well, we have the answer, the Jabulani Challenge of course, whether it be the 12km, 22km or 45km course you set your sights on. Read More

Entries for the Jabulani Challenge 2019 are now open. Set in the beautiful Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National Park and starting and finishing at the historical Bobbin Head, this is trail running at it’s best. The course snakes along some stunning waterways and while it has some short sharp inclines the lack of major hills means this is one event where you can actually run the entire course! With event distances of 12km, 22km and 45km there is a distance to suit everyone. Read More

The 2018 Jabulani Challenge was another successful trail running event, in terrific sunny conditions where over 900 runners tackled the 12km, 22km & 45km courses. We had some super quick runners on the day, well done to all runners, we hope you achieved your goals! Runners raved about the beauty of the Gibberagong and Warrimoo trails and the picturesque finishing area at Bobbin Head. Read More