The North Wales 50k & 100k

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£46.50 - £80.50
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Run the 50k or 100k from Prestatyn to Bangor in this incredible feat of endurance. With a route that has a mix of flat coastal paths and inland hills, passing some famous landmarks including Conwy Castle and Aber Falls, this is an excellent combination of running and sight seeing.
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100k and 50k
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Calendar
4:00am Sat 27th Apr 2024 - 6:00am Sat 27th Apr 2024
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Prestatyn, United Kingdom
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4.4
(18 Reviews)
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Where and when
Location
Nova Prestatyn, Beach Rd W, Prestatyn LL19 7EY, UK
Start times
4:00am Sat 27th Apr 2024
100k:
4:00am
6:00am Sat 27th Apr 2024
50k:
6:00am
Event summary
Here are the distances available for The North Wales 50k & 100k
100k
Distance
100km
Elevation
2400m+
£80.50
50k
Distance
50km
Elevation
822m+
£46.50
Route information
Distance: 50k/100k Terrain: Trail Elevation: 820m
This 100k route will follows the 'North Wales Path' from Prestatyn to Bangor. There'll be approximately 2400m of ascent over the 100k and a mix of flat coastal running and hilly inland sections.
The 50km (actually 53.7km) takes runners to the beach at West Shore, Llandudno, with 2700ft of ascent along the way.
Look out for famous landmarks on the way including the Great Orme, Conwy Castle, Aber Falls and Penrhyn Castle. The new 50km route follows the same course as the 100, but finishes at Llandudno West Shore, where a stunning coastal finish line will greet runners.
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What's included
  • Bespoke Finisher's Memento
  • Medal
  • Certificate
  • Chip-timing
  • Medical cover
  • GPS tracking
  • Bag drop
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How to get there
Nova Prestatyn, Beach Rd W, Prestatyn LL19 7EY, UK
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Transport From Finish
All participants will need to organise their own transport from the finish in Bangor.
By Public Transport
The line from Chester to Holyhead follows the route of this 100k and there will be numerous stations along the way.
Parking
Parking is available at the start at a small charge.
Event day logistics
04:00 100k start 1
05:00 100k start 2
06:00 100k start 3
06:00 50k start 1
07:00 50k start 2
15:00 Cut-off for 50k
23:00 Cut-off for 100k
Start Times
There will be 3 options of start time for the 100k and 2 options of start time for the 50k. You will be able to choose which start time you would prefer.
Please note that the 15:00 (for 50k) and 23:00 (for 100k) cut-off times will be the same for all start times.
Age Requirements
This event is open to participants aged 21 and over.
Checkpoints
There'll be 6 aid/feed stations along the route (3 for the 50k). Checkpoints will close to keep on pace with an 18min per mile to make sure everyone finishes the event within the 18 hour time limit.
  • CP1 - Kinmel Bay SH 9857780576
  • CP2 - Llysfaen SH 8928776825
  • CP3 - Llandudno North Shore SH8033582287
  • CP4 - Llandudno West Shore SH 77318155 - Closes at 15:00
  • CP5 - Aber Falls car park SH 6629171987 - Closes at 18:00
Bag Drop
You'll be able to leave a small bag at the start which will be transported for you to the checkpoint at 50k and then on to the finish.
Outfit Member Entry
The Outfit Member entry does not secure a place in the event and should not be used to enter.
FAQs
How long will I have to complete The North Wales 50k & 100k?
You'll have between 18 hours to complete the 100k, and 9 hours for those doing the 50k, depending on what start time you choose. There will be a rolling cut-off at the checkpoints to make sure all runners are on pace to finish in the 9 to 18 hours.
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Will there be feed stations along the route for The North Wales 50k & 100k?
Yes, there'll be 6 feed stations on this 100k route (3 for the 50k).
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Where does The North Wales 50k & 100k finish?
The 100k finish will be in Bangor and the 50k finish will be at Llandudno West Shore. You'll have to organise your own transport from the finish line.
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Reviews
4.4
18 reviews
ieuan
Star
5.0
Did the race in 2023
A low key, well organised event that attracts a good group of runners.
tracy
Star
4.0
Did the race in 2023
Great course, good smaller event. Organisation could be improved, not enough drinks/no coke at feed stations. No drinks left at the finish. Last feed station had closed early so no drinks available. As it’s a point to point event it would be useful to offer bag drop for both distances to collect at the finish. Only available for the 100k. I took part in 50k & travelled by train staying in a hotel the night previous, so had a heavy bag as had to carry all belongings for 56k. Only just made the cut offs because of this.
jack
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2.0
Did the race in 2023
Really disappointed with the checkpoints, the finishers medal was probably the worst one I have ever received after a running event and there was not even a banner up at the finish line to say where the finish line actually was. after running 100km it was a real anti climax and considering it cost £75 to complete the run I expected a lot better.
rhys
Star
5.0
Did the race in 2023
Race was organised well and the route was fun but challenging! Would recommend anybody to challenge themselves and go for a ultra race
camille
Star
5.0
Did the race in 2023
It was a fantastic day - weather, route, support from the crew and fellow competitors. I will be recommending the race to others.
hayley
Star
5.0
Did the race in 2023
A superb route offering a variety of difficulty and scenery, Very friendly Marshall’s throughout the day :)
chris
Star
3.3
Did the race in 2023
Poorly ran event with terrible medals considering a 50k is a pretty big effort. Poor communication also but the route saves the day.
steven
Star
3.0
Did the race in 2023
The route was fantastic and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The organisation was pretty horrific. Not enough aid stations and the ones that were there had very little to offer it terms of hydration or nutrition. I personally was given the wrong tracker and race number so my results were wrong. The course went through some really remote parts and had very little in the way of direction. I was sent the gpx file after I had to ask for it. I was also given a map which was pretty redundant. We were told to carry mandatory kit which was a waste of time because no one even bothered to ask or check it. Also no finish line! Which if you’ve just ran 50k’s I feel isn’t too much to ask for. But like I say the route is incredible it’s the behind the scenes that let it down abit.
shaun
Star
5.0
Did the race in 2023
The course is excellent and diverse between the terrain. It's very demanding and one of the hardest routes I have seen.The organisers need to explain how a GPS with the route download is essential not a nice to have. Absolute carnage for some we passed who was relying on a map or phone. Good work though
shaun
Star
5.0
Did the race in 2023
The course is excellent and diverse between the terrain. It's very demanding and one of the hardest routes I have seen.The organisers need to explain how a GPS with the route download is essential not a nice to have. Absolute carnage for some we passed who was relying on a map or phone. Good work though
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