Three Forts Challenge

5 May 2024
Worthing, uk
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44 KM
1 days
800 Runners
Difficulty:    Intermediate
ENTRY FEE:    45.00 gbp
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Known as “The Tough One” the Three Forts Marathon (27.2 miles) includes a total of c. 3450 ft of climb with stiles and rough tracks underfoot. The route runs northwards from Hill Barn to Cissbury Ring, then eastwards towards Coombs then to Botolphs and the River Adur crossing. The route then goes to Devil’s Dyke and back to the River Adur. It continues on the South Downs Way to Chanctonbury Ring, where it swings south-west to Findon Park Farm. It stays on public bridleways to Cissbury Ring and back to Hill Barn.

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