The Dash for Dialysis Relay Run is a 117 km relay race consisting of 12 legs ranging from 1 to 18 km, suitable for both walkers and runners. The event raises funds for the Wabasca Dialysis Program and starts at Jeremy Nipshank Park in Calling Lake, Alberta.

The race course traverses the Northern Boreal Forest, passing scenic lakes and creeks, including Sandy Lake and South Wabasca Lake, before finishing at George D Auger Hall. The event ends with a BBQ, entertainment, and awards ceremony.

\* 117 km total distance with 12 relay legs (1 to 18 km each) \* Road surfaces including highways and township roads \* Elevation changes up to 742 m at Rock Island Hill \* Passes through Sandy Lake (Sakitawaasihk) and along South Wabasca Lake \* Course enters Bigstone Cree Nation (Reserve 166A) \* Possible forced starts for slower teams to finish within 11.5 hours

- Starts at 6:30 AM from Jeremy Nipshank Park
- BBQ, entertainment, and awards ceremony after the race
- Race proceeds support the Wabasca Dialysis Program
- Scenic relay legs through Northern Boreal Forest and lakes