Surf Coast Century
A stunning point-to-point coastal ultra along the Surf Coast Walk. Technical beach, clifftop and heathland running with the Southern Ocean as your backdrop.
Anglesea, VIC
Her Trails is a women-led endurance platform specialising in race-specific preparation. We donβt train distances in isolation. We prepare runners for elevation, terrain variability, and fatigue under load, with structure that builds durability, confidence, and long-term resilience.
Surf Coast Century training, guided the Her Trails way
Choose Your Surf Coast Century Pathway
The Surf Coast Century invites runners to experience the coastline in different ways. Some take on the full 100km journey, others step into the challenge through the 50km, while teams share the course across relay formats.
Each Her Trails program prepares you for the specific demands of your event, focusing on coastal terrain, pacing discipline and building the durability required to move confidently along the Surf Coast.
Surf Coast Century 100km
20 week program
Built for runners preparing for the full coastal journey. The program develops endurance rhythm, pacing restraint and fuelling strategies across long runnable terrain.
View 100km Program βSurf Coast Century 50km
20 week program
Ideal for runners stepping into longer trail racing. Focused on building steady endurance, coastal terrain confidence and sustainable pacing.
View 50km Program βSurf Coast Century Teams (2 Person)
20 week program
Designed for runners sharing the full 100km course with a teammate while maintaining endurance and pacing across long coastal sections.
View Teams Program βSurf Coast Century Relay (4 Person Team)
12 week program
Structured preparation for runners tackling one relay leg of the Surf Coast Century while sharing the day with teammates.
View Relay Program βSurf Coast Century Through the Her Trails Community
Reflections from runners within the Her Trails community β
Carmen on the satisfaction of personal endeavour
Elise on finding strength, safety and connection through Her Trails