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The Magnificent 7 is an annual race organised by Tamar Trotters running club and has been going since 1999. A scenic figure of 8, this challenging seven miles road course takes in the country lanes and hamlets of South East Cornwall. The run starts and finishes at the Saltash Rugby Club.
The 10k route starts and finishes at the Dartington Estate, it promises a mix of riverside paths, woodlands, hills, fields and maybe another hill, all in stunning Devon countryside, running as the sun goes down, will we get a gorgeous sunset after you finish. Bespoke “Summer Trails” medal for all finishers.
The evening of longest daylight hours offers spectacular views across the Dartmoor landscape. The event starts and finishes at Merrivale and takes in stunning countryside including Staple Tor, Roos Tor and White Tor.
The Burrator Horseshoe is a 6-mile moorland run from Meavy out over Dartmoor, via Burrator Reservoir, Sheepstor Dam, Sheepstor summit (369m), Gutter Tor summit (357m), and Ringmoor Down – the route map is below. It has a spectacular finish with a nice cooling ford dip and an awesome reception on the village green outside the […]
The popular Ivybridge 10k bought with it the bank holiday sunshine. More than 500 runners finished the event, which finished at Ivybridge Rugby Club. Plymstock’s Graham Bale was first M55.
A good day for Plymstock Road Runners. First male and female in Race The Tide Long Half Marathon!
The event returned to the running calendar for the first time since 2019. The race saw more than 100 runners finish the event, which started and finished at Marine Academy and took athletes down into Ham Woods. Plymstock Road Runners’ Janie Ling was first F45.
The Bideford 10k is a popular run between Bideford and Instow. This running race starts and finishes very close to the Bideford Amateur Athletic Club clubhouse and takes in magnificent views of the Taw and Torridge estuary.
The Manchester Marathon is one of the UK’s premier running events, famous for its fast, flat and friendly route.
A great fast traffic free and 10km on footpaths around the River Exe and Exeter Quay.
London’s central half marathon through Westminster and the City.
Grizzly participants can expect 3000′ ascent over 20 miles, with two sections of pebble beaches, totalling over a mile; two energy sapping bogs, where runners are often up to their waists in water and mud; and the infamous “Stairway to Heaven”, a steep path up the side of a cliff. Cub participants will experience the […]
The Bideford Half Marathon is a well established race on the Devon GP circuit starting and finishing close to the towns quay and takes in magnificent countryside alongside the River Torridge between Bideford and Great Torrington. The course is half on undulating roads and half on the Tarka Trail, you even get to run through a […]
An undulating run through West Looe and out onto the coastal road to Talland. A loop around the Killigarth, Porthallow area brings you back down to Talland for the return leg to the finish.
HAMELDOWN HAMMER half-marathon, is a Dartmoor trail race that starts and finishes in the village of Widecombe-In-The-Moor, at the foot of the Hameldown ‘massif’ and surrounded by some of Dartmoor’s most iconic granite tors. The Hameldown Hammer is a tough, challenging trail race, designed to be a serious test of endurance. The Hammer has a […]
The Brighton Half Marathon is an annual half marathon road running race. The race is run primarily along Brighton seafront and passes through famous landmarks such as the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Pier, West Pier and Brighton Marina.
The two lap 13.1 mile course will commence from the Piazza Terracina, Haven Road and take a scenic route along Exeter’s historic Quayside and around the Riverside Valley Park.
The undulating course took them from the town, out towards Crantock, before turning back for one last hill near the finish at the Sports Centre.