HOW THE BOTTLEBUTT BASH TRAIL RUN WORKS

• 21.1km - (1 lap) 
• 42.2km - (2 laps)
• 12km - Different course
• 7km - Different course

Yes — support is available throughout the Bottlebutt Bash Trail Run, both on course and at the race hub, with systems designed to keep runners safe, fueled, and supported from start to finish.

On‑Course Support

Our checkpoint teams provide essential assistance while maintaining safe, efficient processes:

• Hydration: Water, soda, and electrolytes are available. Volunteers will refill bottles and packs using jugs to avoid cross‑contamination. Electrolytes are provided in tablet form.
• Food: A self‑serve buffet station is available. Volunteers wearing food‑service PPE can assist with portioning as needed.
• Hygiene & Safety: Sanitizing products are provided at all checkpoints.
• Waste Management: Dedicated waste systems are in place to keep the course clean and environmentally responsible.

The Finish Area

The finish line is located at the main race hub — a lively, welcoming space for runners, supporters, and spectators.

• Coffee & Drinks: Available for purchase throughout the event.
• Medical Tent: A staffed medical area is on site for any post‑race assistance.
• Support Crew & Spectators: The hub is a large open area where supporters can cheer runners in. Music, noise makers, and an announcer help keep the energy high as finishers come through.
• Finisher Medals: All runners will receive their Bottlebutt Bash Trail Run finisher medal upon completion.

What Should I Bring for the Race?

Before you arrive at the Bottlebutt Bash Trail Run, please make sure you’ve completed every item on this checklist. Being prepared will help you enjoy the event safely and confidently.

Pre‑Race Essentials

• Read the Race Briefing Notes:  These contain important safety, course, and event details you must understand before race day.
• Read the Website:  Most questions can be answered here — course info, gear requirements, maps, schedules, and more.
• Check Your Registration:  Ensure you’ve received your confirmation email. Log back in and double‑check your registration details.
• Understand Your Mandatory & Recommended Gear:  Know exactly what you need to bring and have ready for gear check.
• Study the BBTR Course Map:  It is your responsibility to know the course on race day.
• Choose the Right Distance:  Make sure the distance you’ve entered matches your ability and training.
• Check the Race Timetable:  Know your check‑in time and race start time so you don’t miss your event.
  
  

What to Bring on Race Day

• Your Bib and Mandatory Gear:  These are essential — you must bring them with you. We are a Pin-Free Event (meaning we do not supply pins for your bins). We have race belts available to purchase at check-in. 
• Nutrition and Hydration:  Bring your own fuel and plenty of water to support your race strategy.
• Spare Clothes and Extra Shoes:  Useful for after you finish, especially if conditions are wet or muddy.
• Support Crew:  Bring your family, friends, and supporters to cheer you on at the race hub.
  

Most Important of All

Bring yourself, your determination, and a fighting spirit ready to take on the course.

No, this is a solo run event. Your team can share your experience by being your support crew.

Registration is available online through our website www.bottlebuttbashtrailrun.com.au . So secure your spot and join us. Spots are limited.

Bottlebutt Bash Safety Notice: Road Access & Audio Device Policy

To maintain the highest standard of safety for participants, staff, the general public, and local wildlife within the forest ecosystem, Coastal Track and Trail Runners enforces a strict zero‑tolerance policy on all audio devices for the Bottlebutt Bash Trail Run.

All roads throughout the Bottlebutt course remain open to the general public for the duration of the event. You may encounter public vehicles, local residents, and event crew vehicles at any time.

You must stay fully alert and aware of your surroundings at all times while on course.