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CMR2023

New for 2024:

Interactive course map

Avenza mobile map

Waterproof printed maps supplied by CMR

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The 2024 Cradle Mountain Run will be held on 3rd February 2024.

Entries have closed for the 2024 CMR.

Cradle Mountain Run applications are not confirmed until the CMR committee has completed evaluations of all entries. Online registration and payment does not confirm a place in the event. Confirmation emails will then be issued to successful run applicants – please allow approximately 14 days.

The waitlist will be published and updated weekly.

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2024 information

2024 CMR information

2024 Compulsory Gear

2024 CMR timetable

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Cradle Mountain Run timing device demonstration video

A mandatory live briefing will be held again in 2024 with updated information:

Please review the 2021 pre-recorded briefing and 2022 PWS Ranger briefing to be familiar with previous content.

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Training on the Overland Track during permit season.Please be aware of the Overland Track Usage Guidelines (Link). There are limitations on access to the track outside of the event during permit season: 1 October to 31 May. During this period runners on a day pass are only allowed to Waterfall Valley from the North; Pelion Gap and Mt Ossa from the Arm River Track, and Pine Valley turn off from the South. Longer distances during permit season require an Overland Track Permit. From 1 June to 30 September runners with a National Parks pass usually may run in either direction any distance. Please review Parks and Wildlife Service information and contact them for further information.


The Cradle Mountain Run. A 78 km run through Tasmania’s beautiful wilderness.