Bungarribee

Western Sydney Parklands

18 January
Cancelled
19 April
19 July
18 October

This course is no longer signposted

Bungarribee is the most complicated of the three courses. The course isn't signposted or marshalled. Load the GPX route onto your watch or phone before you come, or run with someone who knows the way.

Course Start Point

The course starts adjacent to the Bung Shelter, near the main carpark for Bungarribee Park and the Warrigal dog run. This is the same starting point as Rooty Hill parkrun. Vehicle access to Bungarribee Park is at the intersection of Doonside Road and Holbeche Road. Arrive at 6:55am for a 7am race start.

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Facilities

There is plenty of car parking and places to secure a bike (bring your own lock). There are public toilet facilities 200m from the course start and a drinking fountain (with dog bowl below) at the course start.

Course Description

The course is mostly on sealed (concrete/bitumen) tracks but there are two gravel sections and a dirt section that can be muddy after rain. The course is a large, looping out and back course and you're never more than about 1.5km from the start point.

The course isn't signposted or marshalled. Load the route onto your watch or phone before you come, or run with someone who knows the way.

Strava Route

Event Registration

To participate, you just need to be registered on this site. If you've run or signed up before, you're all set. Use the forgot password form to reset your password or set it for the first time.

To register as a new WS10 runner, fill in the registration form and then click on the confirmation link in your email.

How to load the route

Download GPX

  • Garmin: import the GPX file as a course in Garmin Connect and send it to your watch.
  • Strava: save the Strava route to your own routes and sync it to your device.
  • Coros, Suunto and Polar: import the GPX file through your watch's companion app.
  • Apple Watch: the Workout app can't import GPX files, so use a third-party app such as WorkOutDoors, or Strava.
  • Phone: most route and running apps can import a GPX file.

Check that the course shows up on your phone or watch before the day. The start line is a poor place to find out it doesn't.