Dartmoor Trail Running Challenge

11 September 2021
Holwell Farm, Widecombe-in-the-Moor, Dartmoor, UK (England)
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trail race
trail
50 KM
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600 Runners
ALTERNATE DISTANCES: 42KM / 23KM / 10KM
Difficulty:    expert
ENTRY FEE:    62 GBP
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We are very excited to return to Dartmoor, one of the most beautiful areas in the country.


Four distances on offer: 10k, half marathon, marathon and ultra marathon (50k).
Trail Events Co large bespoke finishers medal
Trophies for first three male and female runners in each distance
Energy refreshments at the checkpoints and finish line
Experienced medical cover – Medics (Mobile)
Friendly, personal assistants, advice and support
Fully Signed Course
Chip Timing
Free Professional Race Photos
Trail Events Co Snood
Also on offer:
Technical Running T-shirt (£10)
GPS tracking units (available at £20 per day for hire

Event Organiser

Trail Events Co

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