ReBoot into Bermagui 3 and 4 October 2026 - The Triangle Community Newspaper

The twelfth annual ReBoot in Bermagui on the long weekend in October is approaching fast and we have an action and relaxation packed line-up again for this year’s event. The ReBoot running events program has added a half-marathon trail run and a10 km run as well as the no-hills run and the kids’ run.

Showcasing the stunning coastal landscape, the half-marathon (21.1 km) is a loop run starting in town and continuing out to Murunna Point along pathways, trails and tracks, beaches and headlands. All runs are professionally timed and participants receive finishers’ medals (thank you to the Narooma Men’s Shed). We also have ReBoot merchandise for sale this year – stock is limited so get in early and order through our website’s fun runs entry page.

For those who want to have a go – Mel and the team from Bermagui Run Club is running a couch to 5 km running program (for absolute beginners) and a 5 km to 10 km program (for those who nailed the 5 km run and want the challenge of taking on a 10 km run). Check it all out on Facebook and Instagram.

Runners heading off at the start of the 15 km Camel Rock loop

The full program is on the ReBoot website with details on how to enter and information on all the ReBoot activities including fun runs, Horseshoe Bay swims, a road bike ride, kids’ and adults’ boot camp, Sunday morning breakfast, the ReBoot tug of war and Sunda’s soundscape journey. Good Vibes Studio is offering an exceptional wellness program of sessions including Vinyasa and traditional Hatha yoga, Pilates, dance and Kirtan.

People doing Tai Chi with a mountain across the bay in the background.

Morning Tai Chi with Gulaga watching over.

The come-and-try program invites all ages to try tennis, pickle ball, table tennis and golf. Relax on the river with a stand-up paddle board, join in barefoot bowls and, when the mornings activities are over, you can eat, drink and shop your way through Bermagui’s fine selection of food and beverage outlets and boutiques.

Like and follow us on Instagram and Facebook for all the latest updates. Gather your friends and family and join in the fun of this local, friendly, community event. ReBoot in Bermagui is grateful for the support of local businesses through the donation of vouchers for prizes and financial assistance to run the event. Full details of donors and major sponsors are on the ReBoot website.

The ReBoot team

Photo top right: Kids enetertainment with Bananas in Pyjamas

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