Pen Llyn Ultra Marathon (Winter)

Run 35.5mi

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9:00am Sat 9th Nov 2019

Lon Golff
150 participants
By Pen Llyn Ultras

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The race starts and finishes at the beach next to Aberech Sands Caravan Park near Pwllheli, with checkpoints / aid stations along the scenic route.

How to enter the Pen Llyn Ultra Marathon (Winter)

37.5 miles
Run 35.5mi
9:00am Sat 9th Nov 2019
£65
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Pen Llyn Ultra Marathon (Winter) route

Tucked away beyond Snowdonia’s craggiest peaks with the Irish Sea on one side and Cardigan Bay on the other, the Llŷn Peninsula has a distinctive, unspoiled character that’s all its own. Its sunny southern coast draws walkers, wakeboarders, and dinghy-sailors. There are several islands dotted around the peninsula, with the famous ancient pilgrimage site of Bardsey Island, at its tip and can be seen in all its beauty during the race. The islands and coastline of Llŷn are a haven for wildlife and an area of outstanding natural beauty. Seals and dolphins are common sites around the peninsula. All of this makes a perfect backdrop for the Pen Llŷn Ultra.

37.5 miles

Start Time: 9:00am

35.5mi

Hilly

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Event Details

What’s Included

Race T-Shirt
Unique Winter Edition Medal
Showers, Hot drinks and Soup on completion.

Raceday Logistics

The race begins at 0900.

Let's Do This recommends you arrive at least 45 minutes before.

Kit List

– Back Pack
– Head Torch
– Batteries
– Map / GPS navigation device
– Compass
– Foil Blanket
– First aid
– Water Proofs (Jacket & Trousers)
– Whistle
– Water
– Snacks
– Cash
– Mobile Phone
– Watch
– Hat & Gloves

Spectators

Spectators are more than welcome...but wrap up warm!

Volunteers

If you wish to volunteer for this event, please send an email to [email protected]

Pen Llyn Ultra Marathon (Winter) weather forecast

Rain until evening.

9°C

Predicted highs

5°C

Predicted lows

High chance of rain

Moderate breeze possible, up to 15mph

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Pen Llyn Ultras

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Tucked away beyond Snowdonia’s craggiest peaks with the Irish Sea on one side and Cardigan Bay on the other, the Llŷn Peninsula has a distinctive, unspoiled character that’s all its own. Its sunny southern coast draws walkers, wakeboarders, and dinghy-sailors There are several islands dotted around the peninsula, with the famous ancient pilgrimage site of Bardsey Island, at its tip and can be seen in all its beauty during the race. The islands and coastline of Llŷn are a haven for wildlife and an area of outstanding natural beauty. Seals and dolphins are common sites around the peninsula. All of this makes a perfect backdrop for the Pen Llŷn Ultra.