Port Moody Terry Fox Run

Port Moody hosts its annual Terry Fox Run on a Sunday in mid-September at Rocky Point Park as a fundraiser to support cancer research.

The 2025 Terry Fox Run happens on Sunday, September 14th. Registration opens as early as April 12th.

Port Moody Terry Fox Run

Communities across Canada host Terry Fox Runs on the second Sunday after Labour Day to spread awareness and raise funds to help in the battle against cancer. Around 24 events happen in the Vancouver area each year. Check out Vancouver Terry Fox Runs to find one near you.

Last year was the first year pre-pandemic that the Port Moody event took place as a live, in-person event. This year the Terry Fox Run at Rocky Point Park is on Sunday, September 14th. Registration usually opens at 8:30 am and the run starts at 10:00 am. The event wraps up by around noon.

There are usually three routes to choose from at the Port Moody Terry Fox Run. Runners can do either a 2 km, 5 km or 10 km circuit. The three routes are in the same general area but have different turnaround points. All options are suitable for bikes, wheelchairs and strollers, and dogs on leash are welcome. Exact details for 2025 are to be confirmed.

Registration for the event is usually free. As the run is a fundraiser, however, participants are asked to make a donation and/or gather pledges from friends and family members to support the cause.

All funds raised at the event go directly to the Terry Fox Foundation to support cancer research. The Port Moody run has, in the past, collected around $11,000 in pledges!