Dulux London Revolution Trails
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How to enter the Dulux London Revolution Trails
- Run 32.2mi
Marathon
Run 27miHalf Marathon
Run 13.7mi
Dulux London Revolution Trails routes
HALF MARATHON:
13.7 miles along the iconic Thames Path.
Route: Marlow to Windsor Festival Finish
Distance: 13.7 miles
Elevation Gain: 47m
Stops on route: 3
Route:
Starting at Marlow Rugby Club, you will accompany the river’s twists and turns for most of the race. Boasting over 120 species of fish, the home of multiple water mammals and the grounds for countless species of bird, the Thames is rich not only in wildlife but also in history.
Hitting the village of Cookham early on in the route, take some time to appreciate the quaintness of this idyllic village before heading out to re-join the Thames Path.
As you head downstream, look to the right for Bray’s ‘Millionaire’s Row’ on the opposite side of the river with tall lavish properties sure to wow everyone who treks past.
Looping back over the river, you will push on to receive your own medal as you trek through to our festival finish line at Windsor Racecourse where an ice cold beer will be waiting for you along with numerous other activities.
MARATHON:
27 miles exploring the idyllic English countryside.
Route: Marlow to Windsor Festival Finish
Distance: 27 miles
Elevation Gain: 312m
Stops on route: 5
Route:
Setting off from Marlow Rugby Club, the route heads along the riverbank where you can admire the stunning riverside estates, one of which is the famed Macdonald Compleat Angler hotel.
Bearing towards the quaint village of Hambleden, you will spy the brick and flint stone houses. Often used in film sets for it’s charming personality, it has featured in the likes of Midsomer Murders and the award winning Band of Brothers.
Heading back to Marlow, you will twist and turn your way along the Thames Path, sticking with the river for most of the remaining journey.
Powering on to the last stretch of the trail, you will take the final turn in to the Windsor festival finish where your friends and family will be waiting for you to celebrate. With yoga classes to help stretch out any aches and pains, live music and ice cold beer, there is nothing more you could want from a finish line!
ULTRA MARATHON:
32.2 miles through leafy woodland, rolling hills and the famed Thames riverside.
Route: Marlow to Windsor Festival Finish
Distance: 32.2 miles
Elevation Gain: 505m
Stops on route: 6
Route:
Your journey will start at Marlow Rugby Club heading along the idyllic riverside past the town’s famous iron suspension bridge before diving into the depths of the woodland. Passing through Hambleden village, the Chilterns await.
Looping back towards Marlow, the journey becomes easier underfoot as the trail descends to the gravelly welcome of the Thames Path. From boats and canoes to otters and water voles, the waterway is always full of life.
Passing Dorney Lake on your left, you may see rowers out on the stretch of water where Team GB claimed a total of 12 medals in the 2012 Olympic Games.
Crossing back over the river and making your way on to the last stretch of the trail, excitement is in the air as the finish line comes into sight with our festival village waiting for your arrival.
Grab a drink, visit our food trucks or lounge in a beanbag listening to live music as you relax and celebrate your achievement.
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Dulux London Revolution Trails reviews
Did the Ultra Marathon in 2019
Having completed and enjoyed the Threshold Treble in 2018, I decided to give their latest trail run a try and was really glad I did!
The run starts at the Marlow Rugby Club and then takes you on a loop through the challenging but stunning Chilterns for the first part of the run. After looping back to Marlow you follow the Thames Towpath down to the Windsor Race Course.
Based on their previous runs, I had high expectations of the checkpoints and they did not fail to deliver. The volunteers were all very supportive and helpful. The finish at the Windsor Race Course brought together both the runners and cyclists (from the cycling event) and there was lots to keep everyone entertained, fed and watered. The weather certainly played it's part but would definitely recommend this as first Ultra option if you're worried about going over the marathon distance.
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