Over 200 competitors set to take on a challenging and spectacular course In a little over two weeks, competitors from across Australia and New Zealand will descend upon the sleepy village of Donnybrook for the fifteenth edition of the Rogue Raid race.  One of Australia’s longest running and premier adventure races, the Rogue Raid is a 24 hour event where teams of two to four competitors navigate an unmarked wilderness course via a series of stages of mountain biking, kayaking and hiking. Every one of the 86 hidden checkpoints must be navigated to with map and compass alone with no digital ..read more

In its 14th year, the Rogue Raid returned to where it all began with an epic 24 hour rogaine format adventure race in the Somerset region surrounding Lake Wivenhoe.  A bumper field of almost 160 athletes from across Australia and New Zealand were challenged with an unfinishable course that spanned over 260km of trekking, mountain biking, kayaking and swimming. Teams scattered to the four points of the compass off the start line. A look at the start list suggested one of the most competitive fields seen at a race in Australia for a long time, with household names including Thought Sports ..read more

With just over a week to go before teams are launched from the start line of the 14th edition of the Rogue Raid, it’s time to take a look over the course and the competition that will be pushing for victory.  Over 150 competitors will converge in the Somerset region with teams from all along the east coast of Australia and as far away as New Zealand and Hong Kong. This year’s Rogue has attracted an impressive field with 21 teams in the Adventure 1 (mixed teams of 4) category competing for points in the national ranking system, along with another 35 teams of pairs.  Most of Australia ..read more

The sixth edition of the event has been run and done, and straight up we would like to thank Wildfire Sport and Trek again for sponsoring the event.  We would also like to thank Moreton Bay Regional Council for having us back again for the second year running – the Pumicestone Passage area makes for some good fun Raid racing!   The event was really a challenge this time to bring to you for a number of reasons, but the many thanks and smiles suggest it was generally well received.  Congratulations to everyone who came along to compete on the day.  The many families rac ..read more

A sell out edition of the race is set to challenge teams over a scenic course In a little over two weeks, competitors from across South East Queensland will descend upon the western shores of Bribie Island for the sixth annual running of the Widlfire Raid adventure race.  This year represents one of the largest fields in the race’s history with the 6 hour event selling out and places in the half course option rapidly filling. A scenic course awaits teams as they navigate a wilderness course with map and compass, exploring the local area by foot, mountain bike and kayak. The race returns t ..read more

It’s getting closer to that time of year when the serious racing kicks off.  We’ve got a plethora of event updates including discipline information for the Rogue Raid, HQ location for the Wildfire Raid and all the details on the Escape Raid as it makes its return. Rogue Raid to Include Body Boarding Rogue Raid course setting is well and truly underway with the first check point flags already out in the field, ready and waiting for competitors to discover in just 11 weeks time.  We’re excited to have the support of the Somerset Regional Council for the event: check out the ..read more

The Urban Rogue celebrated its 10 year anniversary with a bumper field of almost 100 teams. The race continues with strong support from the rogaining community as the unofficial end of year break up, with plenty of colourful characters out on the course. To mix things up for the 10 year edition, those familiar with the Urban Rogue will note that we mixed up the map to drop sections of the course north of Herston, but to now take in the New Farm area which proved to a popular change. Having to move the race forward a week to avoid a venue clash at Lang Park also didn’t seem to deter competitors ..read more

It’s hard to believe, but we’re at that point where we can pull out our calendars and plan our 2023 year full of Raid Adventures.  We’ve got entry news for the Rogue Raid, updates on the Urban Rogue, dates for all our other events and a little flashback to the Raid 100. The Rogue Raid – Entries Opening The Rogue Raid website has been updated with all the information you’ll need to get yourself to the start line in April next year. Entries open on Thursday 3 November, 2022 with the race likely to fill up quickly. Now in it’s 14th year, the race will retu ..read more

After almost 100 hours of challenging and technical adventure racing, team Thought Sports crossed the finish line to discover they were the winners of the second edition of the Raid 100. The Raid 100 is the world’s only rogaine-format, expedition-length adventure race. Teams raced over a 640km course through the Clarence Valley region of northern New South Wales via a series of stages of mountain biking, kayaking and trekking. Tasked with navigating an unmarked course with map and compass, teams competed to collect the highest score possible from the total 100 check points available on the cou ..read more

With the adventure racing season in full swing, it’s time to take a look at what’s in store from Raid Adventures. We’re excited to announce an all new race – the Escape Raid – along with updates from all our other events. The Escape Raid: All New Race The Raid Adventures team, in partnership with the Scenic Rim Council, are excited to announce an all new race: the Escape Raid. The Escape Raid is made up of three separate races, a trek rogaine, kayak rogaine and mountain bike rogaine where teams have the option to tackle just one event or do them all. As part of the “Escape in th ..read more