Ten years ago, Kathmandu joined Coast to Coast on a journey to transform New Zealand’s most iconic multisport race, from a gritty test of endurance for the elite to a celebration of adventure for all.

Since 2016, we’ve braved winter’s bite, sprinted off Kumara’s rugged shore, scrambled up Dudley’s Knob, navigated Salmon Rapid and toiled down Old West Coast Road, helping carry every stone and every dream to New Brighton’s finish line. All with one unwavering purpose: to make the outdoors more accessible.

As we reflect on the decade gone and look forward to the one ahead, we celebrate our shared South Island heritage and all that we stand for together: community, challenge, and deep connection to the outdoors.

Kathmandu and Coast to Coast. We’re out there.

The Kathmandu Coast to Coast has become a rite of passage for multisport athletes from around the world, with over 20,000 people having completed the event in the 40+ years to date.

Held every February, the race starts on the West Coast, and traverses the width of the South Island, crossing the main divide, and finishing at the Pier on New Brighton Beach in Christchurch. With 243 kilometres of trail running, cycling, and kayaking - this race is not for the faint-hearted. Find all details on the official Coast to Coast page.

Check out our Instagram and Facebook for photos, and videos after the event.

Find all winners and results here and on the official Coast to Coast results page.