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.

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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