Soup 2 Nutz Is Back — and It’s Going Full Fun Mode We’re excited to share that Soup 2 Nutz is now an official Predator Ridge Resort event, proudly supported by the Bush Babes Events Team — and it’s shaping up to be one of those don’t-overthink-it, just-come-have-fun days. This is a low-cost, family-friendly trail event designed to get everyone outside and moving together. At just $15, Soup 2 Nutz is all about accessibility, laughs, and community vibes — whether you’re a seasoned trail runner, a first-timer, or bringing the kids along for a weekend adventure. Location We’ll be starting fromPredator Ridge’s New Ellison Landing area, with beautiful trails winding through the Ellison Provincial Park landscape. Expect scenic views, approachable terrain, and routes suited to all abilities. How it works • Race solo or as a team • Great for families, friends, coworkers, or anyone looking for a fun day out • Maps and leg distances are coming soon, with options that keep it achievable and enjoyable for everyone Why Soup 2 Nutz? Because not every event needs to be intense or intimidating. This one is about getting outside together, sharing some laughs, trying something new, and finishing the day feeling good. Whether you’re racing, jogging, walking, or cheering, Soup 2 Nutz is about community, connection, and keeping trail running fun. More details, maps, and leg distances coming soon. Grab your crew and come enjoy the trails with us.

May 21st, 2026

E-BIKE category Solo or Relay!!!!!!!! Solo race early entry fee CAN: $15 Team race early entry fee CAN: $30 Mountain Bike only: $15 Trail Run Only: $15 *Ultra Signup fees and GST not included *No Refunds

Saturday TBA Package Pick up: Location: Predator Ridge Ellison Landing Time: 10am Check-in & Package Pick up: All Racers must be checked in up to 45 mins prior to race start time. Bike Drop Off: 10am- 11:30am Pre-Race Briefing: Mandatory, 30 mins prior to race start time. Racer Start Time: 12pm Solo and Team Aid Station: At start finish line Awards: Directly after top 3 in each catagory

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Predator Ridge Ellison Landing(https://maps.app.goo.gl/XaUjKNtJu1t4FZFL9) Saturday May 24th, 2026 Bike Drop Off/Check in: 10am -11:30am Pre-Race briefing: 11:30am (see below) Runners will start first Solo & Team Runners to start race: 12pm Solo Riders to start at 1pm:

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Package pick up: Sunday: May 24th Predator Ridge Ellison Landing(https://maps.app.goo.gl/XaUjKNtJu1t4FZFL9) 10am-11:30am At package pick up we strive to get all racers through the process as quickly as possible. We are pleased to provide a separate table with lovely volunteers to answer any and all questions you may have.

Racer bib Kick Butt Volunteers Smash Burger and Beverage Top 3 catagory prizing

Yes, all participants are required to sign a waiver before you race with BB Trail Running. The waiver includes important safety information, such as the inherent risks of trail running, acknowledgement of the participant's physical fitness level, and consent to medical treatment in case of emergency. Signing the waiver is a mandatory step in the registration process and is necessary to ensure the safety of all participants. BB Trail Running takes safety seriously, and the waiver is a key component of their safety protocol. Please see below for BB&Bro's waiver to download waiver and bring with you. PREDATOR RIDGE WAIVER(https://waiver.smartwaiver.com/w/5ef6643896d68/web/)

Terms & Conditions/Rules & Regulations Please read this section very carefully Race is open to anyone in good health, has agreed to the Terms and Conditions, and is physically able to participate. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION RULES • The event course is on Provincial Park lands with designated sensitive areas • You must stay on the trail at all times. • Short cutting is strictly prohibited due to potential damage to vegetation, and potential wildlife along the course. • Absolutely no littering along the course. MEDICAL ASSISTANCE & DROPPING OUT DURING THE RACE • In order to ensure race safety, race organizer will prepare and arrange for rescue and medical assistance during the race. However, each participant must recognize and understand that there are risks that may result in injuries and/or accidents associated with adventure racing. You are responsible for yourself and will be participating in this event at your own risk. • First aid tent staffed by a first aid attendant will be located at the start finish area. All aid stations will have minimal first aid supplies. • Please note that, depending on the area, it may take a long period of time for help to reach you. We will do our utmost to reach you in a timely fashion. • If you receive emergency medical assistance from a First aid crew, please make sure that you get examined by a medical professional ASAP. • Race marshals, aid station captains and rescue staff have the authority to stop a racer from continuing the race if it is deemed dangerous, you are injured, not following the rules or have not made the cut off time. • Depending on your condition, an emergency evacuation may be required. This evacuation will be at the expense of the person being evacuated. • Dropping Out at An Aid Station: Tell an aid station volunteer that you have decided to drop out of the race, please remain at that aid station for pick up. • Dropping Out Along the Course: If you are able to move on your own, please make your way to the closest aid station (either return to the aid station you just left or go the next aid station). If you are unable to make it without assistance, call first aid station at start/finish line (number will be provided) and follow their instructions. It may take time to get help out to you if you are out on the racecourse so please ensure you have the mandatory gear to keep you warm. • If you decide to drop out of the race, you must do so at the nearest aid station/check point so that racer check in can be notified. This is for your safety. Once you have dropped out of the race, you will be considered DNF. Remember to keep your race number with you as you will need it to retrieve your drop bags COURSE MARKERS • The racecourse will be marked using marking flagging, reflective flagging for darkness, tape, powder, and signs. Race marshals will also be positioned along the course. We make every effort to clearly mark the course, it is the participants responsibility to watch for the markers. • For your safety, racers will be stopped at road intersections to make sure it is safe to cross. Please follow the directions given by the race staff at these intersections. • The above signs, flagging and markers will be set up just before the race and will be removed after the last runner has gone through. DISQUALIFICATION • Race marshals present on the course, and those in charge aid stations are authorized to uphold the rules and regulations. They have the right to remove a participant for non-respect of volunteers, other racers, short cutting the route, Lacking mandatory safety equipment, Throwing garbage on the route, Not wearing bib number, Departure from a check point after the cut off time, Not passing through a check point, Using a pacer, receiving outside assistance (unless ill or injured), and Causing safety issues for themselves or others during the event. The Race Director has ultimate authority in regard to all rules, their interpretation, and their enforcement. RACER RESPONSIBILITIES: • You understand the unique nature and requirements of competing in an adventure event. You may be competing all day and night through varying terrain and have undertaken the necessary training to compete in such a race. • You will be responsible for yourself and have the ability to deal with any problems that may be encountered during the race. • You are able to deal with, on your own without assistance, deteriorating weather conditions such as low temperatures, strong winds, ruff water, and rain. • You are able to deal with extreme fatigue, digestive problems, muscle pain or cramping, and mild physical injuries on your own. • You are fully aware that when participating in an outdoor activity such as this event, we do our utmost to ensure your safety, but your ultimate safety is your personal responsibility and depends on your own skills and abilities. RACE ORGANIZATION RESPONSIBILITIES • Non-deliberate damage to property by race participants (e.g., plants and animals, objects, trails, etc.) • Marking and location of signs identifying the racecourse. • Race safety management. RACE CANCELLATION The race organization reserves the right to cancel or cut-short the race for the following reasons • The inability to ensure event safety due to risks such as extreme smoke, landslides, extreme weather, extreme water conditions, or Pandemic • In such a case of natural disasters, or the racecourse cannot be changed to continue the race, the race will not be postponed to a later date. • The decision as to whether or not the race will be canceled will be made on the day before the race or on the day of the race. This will be communicated via email and social media channels. • In the event of fire, flood, or dangerous weather conditions the race organization reserves the right to make judgments and decisions regarding the shortening/canceling of the race, whether or not there will be refunds, the amount, and the method of communication. • Pandemic Restrictions • If the race is unable to proceed in person for any circumstances out of BB&Bro's control including smoke, fires, dangerous storms, and Covid-19, the event will move ahead Virtually. Participating in an Mountain Bike Race, Trail Running Race, or Race Training Clinic is a potentially hazardous activity. Registrants agree to participate only if they are physically able, have signed all waivers and agree to follow the rules for their own safety, the safety of the other racers and Volunteers. The Race directors of Bush Babes & Bro's Trail Running have the right to refuse the participation of any registrant if they feel there is a concern for the registrant's health or safety. As we at BB&Bro's Trail Running promote a positive event atmosphere, we hope all participants will conduct themselves with positive trail etiquette and assist fellow racers if injured or in distress. Course cutting and any behavior that puts yourself or any other persons at risk will result in being removed and disqualified from the event. As we are an adventure event company this event may not be limited to trails, trail running, and may include mountain biking. The registrant agrees to assume the risk associated with such an event, such as but not limited to falls, poor weather condition, possibility of poor course condition, wild animals, contact with other racers, volunteers, and park users. BB&Bro's Trail Running, event directors, course marshals and trail leaders reserve the right to disqualify and remove any participants or volunteers that do not comply with the above terms and conditions, with NO recompense. These Terms and Conditions are for the participant's safety and the safety of the other participants, volunteers, clinic members and park users on or off the course. Use of Images BB&Bro's may have photographers and videographers capturing the images prior to and during the event. We reserve the right to use any images or video recordings taken of participants, spectators, volunteers, and clinic members during the course of the event without recompense to the individual. Prizes and Gifts Prizes and items for racers package pick up bags are sponsored and may change without notice due to availability. BB&Bro's reserve the right to change any sponsored gifts or prizes without notice. We will do our utmost to replace the items with similar or same value item. Payment You are not considered registered until full payment is received Refunds & Withdrawal Policy NO refunds will be givien for this event, no exeptions

Recognizing that: • Trail running is a sport that takes place in the natural environments. Events are taking us to ever more spectacular, natural, remote, and fragile landscape in higher numbers. At the same time as enjoying the sport, all stakeholders – organizers, participants, volunteers, sponsors, suppliers, partners – take on a responsibility to protect the environment and the landscape. • Climate change is placing us, our planet, and future generations at risk. We need to reduce the impact of our activity on the climate and to display climate leadership by engaging actively and collectively in striving to achieve climate neutrality. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions will in turn expand economic opportunity and secure livelihoods, allow the use of resources more efficiently, drive economic innovation and strengthen environmental, social and economic resilience. • Our sport has a unique power to inspire a wider societal change that prioritizes sustainable development and the lowering of our carbon footprint so that our planet and our natural environment stay intact for future generations to enjoy. • Protecting nature and combatting climate change is a responsibility we all share. By working collaboratively with our peers and relevant stakeholders, we can pursue these goals in a consistent and mutually supportive fashion. We should strive to share knowledge and experience with each other, disseminate good practices and lessons learned, develop new tools, and collaborate on areas of mutual interest. We strive to: • Respect and conserve nature, its flora and fauna, natural habitats and landscapes. • Integrate sustainability into our event organization. • Preserve and protect our trails and keep them litter-free. • Reduce waste at source, support recycling, and composting. • Reduce the event’s carbon footprint. • Raise awareness to our participants, volunteers, sponsors, suppliers and partners about the importance of an environmentally friendly approach.

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