Chiltern Ridge Trail Half

Name: Chiltern Ridge Trail Half
Start: 2023-07-01T23:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-07-01T23:00:00.000Z
Location: Shoulder of Mutton, 20 Pound St, Wendover, Aylesbury HP22 6EJ, UK

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£30 - £32

About

Starting in Wendover, this trail half marathon will take you on a stunning route along the The Ridgeway National Trail. This run will test your legs, lungs and willpower, but it will all be worth it for the breathtaking views and epic finisher's medal.

Half Marathon

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10:30am Sun 2nd Jul 2023

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Wendover, United Kingdom

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Where and when

Location

Shoulder of Mutton, 20 Pound St, Wendover, Aylesbury HP22 6EJ, UK

Start times

10:30am Sun 2nd Jul 2023

Half Marathon:

10:30am

Event summary

Here are the distances available for Chiltern Ridge Trail Half

Half Marathon

13.1mi

£30 - £32

Route information

This Half Marathon route follows a beautiful stretch of The Ridgeway between Coombe Hill in Wendover and Whiteleaf Hill near Princes Risborough - with a loop of the Chiltern Society’s Whiteleaf Hill Nature Reserve in-between.

The route is entirely off road and will test your strength and stamina as you tackle the numerous ups and downs.

There will be checkpoints at 6.5k and 16k, both will have toilet facilities.

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What's included

Finishers medal
Chip timing with live results
Two on-route aid stations
Medical support
Bag drop at the event base

How to get there

Shoulder of Mutton, 20 Pound St, Wendover, Aylesbury HP22 6EJ, UK

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Parking

There are multiple car parks within Wendover, including at the train station or library (free).

Event day logistics

10:30 Half Marathon trail starts

14:30 Cut-off time

Age Requirements

All runners must be aged 17 or older to take part in this event.

Route Navigation

This race will be fully marked, with our orange arrow markers and ribbons. Additionally, marshals are positioned on the route, in locations deemed difficult to manoeuvre yourself.

All runners should carry a digital version of the route, either on a watch or phone, just in case you find yourself off course.

Cupless Event

This is a cupless event, so please make sure you carry your own bottle or reusable cup.

Countryside code

All runners must adhere to the countryside code while participating in one of our events. An abbreviated copy of this is written below.

Fasten all gates
Keep to public paths across farmland
Guard against all fire risks
Use gates and stiles to cross fences hedges and walls
Take your litter home
Help keep water clean
Protect wildlife, plants and trees
Take special care on country roads
Make no unnecessary noise
You can read the full Countryside Code by clicking here

General rules

Competitors must be 17 years or over (on the day of the event) for half marathon races and 20 years or over for 50km races.
Runners must follow the marked route at all times.
Runners run this race completely at their own risk & will be required to sign a disclosure form before being permitted to run.
Dogs are not permitted on any of our races, this is due to a combination UK Athletics rules and insurance cover issues.
It is the runner's responsibility to navigate the course correctly, aided by our signage and ribbons. Runners in our 50k events must carry a digital or physical backup of the route.
Runners are required to record a time at each checkpoint using their timing wristband unless advised otherwise.
Runners must carry the mandatory equipment with them at all times.
Runners are permitted to carry poles.
Runners must recognise they have equal rights to be on the route and be courteous to other users.
Competitors should not jostle at stiles and other obstacles. Nor should they push past slower runners on narrow paths.
If a runner come across another competitor who is ill or hurt they MUST offer assistance.
A runner must retire immediately if asked to do so by a race official.
Pacers are not permitted.
Runners must remove headphones at the start of the race, at checkpoints and at road crossings.