Fat Dog 120 2026

Fat Dog 120

📅 Date not published📍 Lakeview Trail Head, Cathedral Provincial Park, Colombie-Britannique, Canada
200 kmDistance
8,000 mElevation

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Route reference

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The Fat Dog 120 2026 page brings together published data for this running route.

The route is listed from Lakeview Trail Head, Cathedral Provincial Park, Colombie-Britannique, Canada to Lightning Lake Day Use Area, E. C. Manning Provincial Park, Colombie-Britannique, Canada, with 199.6 km and 8,000 m D+ on the page.

Listed organiser: Fat Dog 120.

Start / area
Lakeview Trail Head, Cathedral Provincial Park, Colombie-Britannique, Canada
Finish
Lightning Lake Day Use Area, E. C. Manning Provincial Park, Colombie-Britannique, Canada
Edition
2026
Distance
199.6 km
Elevation gain
8,000 m D+

GPX track and calculated values

Calculated values for this track: 197.7 km of distance calculated from the GPX track · 8,184 m ascent calculated from GPX elevations.

These track measurements remain separate from the organiser's figures and depend on the GPX version and sampling.

  • Source-page value: 199.6 km; distance calculated from the GPX: 197.7 km.
  • Source-page value: 8,000 m ascent; ascent calculated from GPX elevations: 8,184 m.

Sources reviewed

Official sources: 1 · sources with a recorded review date: 1. Updates from the organiser always take precedence.

Latest recorded check: 17 September 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Fat Dog 120 GPX available?

Yes. The track and its profile can be viewed here, and the file is available as a free download from this page.

Do these details replace the organiser's instructions?

No. This page makes sources easier to consult and separates published data from GPX calculations. Check the latest official instructions before the start.

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Sources and provenance

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