The Canyon to Coast Marathon 2025 is a signature event organized by Run Like A Girl Adventures Inc., taking place on June 7, 2025, at Island 22 Regional Park in Chilliwack, British Columbia. This annual race is renowned for its supportive, inclusive atmosphere and its commitment to community engagement and charitable causes. Since its inception, Run Like A Girl has fostered a welcoming environment for runners of all backgrounds, raising significant funds for organizations such as the Canadian Mental Health Association and the Canadian Cancer Society.

Participants in the Canyon to Coast Marathon can choose from a variety of distances, including a full marathon, half marathon, 11 km, and 4 km races. The event is designed to showcase the natural beauty of the Fraser Valley, with routes that follow the scenic Fraser River and offer stunning views of the Cheam Mountain Range and surrounding farmlands. In addition to the in-person event, virtual participation options are available, allowing runners from across the globe to join in and support the event’s charitable mission.

The course for the Canyon to Coast Marathon is primarily flat, utilizing a mix of paved roads and wide urban-style trails within Island 22 Regional Park and the Canyon to Coast trail system. Runners will enjoy expansive views of the Fraser River, the Cheam Mountain Range, and local farmlands. The terrain is non-technical, making it accessible for both novice and experienced runners. Elevation gain is minimal, with gentle undulations rather than steep climbs, ensuring a fast and enjoyable race experience. The route is well-marked and supported, with aid stations positioned at regular intervals.

- Scenic routes along the Fraser River and Cheam Mountain Range
- Multiple distances: Marathon, Half Marathon, 11 km, and 4 km
- Virtual participation options for all distances
- Supports local charities, including Backpack Buddies
- Flat, accessible course suitable for all levels
- Organized by Run Like A Girl Adventures Inc., known for empowering and inclusive events