Bristol 10k Running Events

The run starts in Huntey and follows gravel and muddy trails up and down. The course is 5k laps of mud, hills, fields and a graveyard. The Dusk run requires a head torch and will have a route marked with glow sticks and some spooky props and live zombies!!

The morning race will be two or three laps of the course and the first 20 finishers will receive a one off tee. Like all of Trimax Events you can expect a warm welcome and a fabulous medal at the finish!

If you're looking for beautiful scenery then look no further than the Longleat 10km; starting in front of the magnificent Longleat House the race takes in the estates private, and traffic free, roads, with only a short excursion of 400m on public highways as you pass the Bath Arms pub before the 1 mile down hill finish.

Who will be brave enough to challenge for the Triple Crown? Only the most hardened athletes will endeavour to complete all 3 elements over the weekend 10K, Mega Sprint and Middle Distance to secure a place in the Triple Crown Hall of Fame.

Please note - For participating in "Triple Crown" which consist all 3 races (10K, Mega Sprint and Middle/Half Distance), it will cost 220.
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If you want to participate in 10K, Mega Sprint or Middle/Half Distance separately then please check the links below:
10K race - https://www.letsdothis.com/e/immortal-10k-99954
Mega Sprint - https://www.letsdothis.com/e/immortal-megasprint-66744
Middle/Half Distance - https://www.letsdothis.com/e/immortal-half-stourhead-99946

Immortal Triathlons have enjoyed great success at Stourhead in recent years. We all know not everyone is up for a swim, and maybe cycling is not your thing. In 2018 the event sold out and over 220 Immortal athletes were unleashed on the Immortal 10k route with great results, and for 2019 we are hoping that you will be up for the challenge once more!

Enjoying the same fantastic finish line experience outside Stourhead House, the route will take in many of the stunning sights and views around Stourhead Estate and adjoining forestry. We cannot pretend this is an easy route, but to earn the right to become Immortal, it has to be tough.

Around 50% of the route is on really quiet closed country lanes, with the remainder on forest tracks and trails. With a total of 770ft/235m of climbing

The race will be a mass start, under the Stone Arch of the driveway to the house, at the 10am on Saturday 11th May 2019. Running through Stourton village, then past the Lakes before taking a right turn crossing a dam before starting the run for the trees. In early May the flora and fauna is guaranteed spectacular, and the sights and smells will distract you from the shift you are putting in!

The loop through the forest takes in some beautiful clearings and pasture before returning to the Dam which supports the lake, under the Stone Arch before returning through the village and onto the driveway to receive the respect and applause from the gathered spectators and families. A fantastic medal and a technical t-shirt will ensure the race stays long in the memory.

These 10km & 5km accurately measured road races are suitable for runners aged 15 and over, along with a 1.5km supporting fun run which is suitable for all ages. This course is capable of producing your personal best, fast and flat. We will have a range of activities to keep the family here during the event too. Each runner will receive a special medal for the event and category winners will receive a special gift in a presentation.

The final race of the 1610 Race Series 2018 is the challenging Shepton Mallet 10K on Sunday 28 October 2018.

Dont miss our EARLY BIRD OFFER with 30% off entry fees - only available for the first 100 entries, once they're gone that's it.

The race will start and finish at Collett Park in the centre of Shepton Mallett, leaving the park crossing Charlton Road down past the towns famous prison and weaving through the streets before escaping onto scenic country lanes. Its a hilly but picturesque route all on tarmac - watch out for the 2 challenging hills along the way!

Runners of all abilities are welcome at the event.

Make sure you grow (or paint on) your mo for this fantastic event in the stunning Bute Park. Mo Running supports Movember and fundraising for Men's Health and in particular Prostate Cancer UK. 10k and 5k options.

MoRunning is back this November and set to be the best ever year to be a MoRunner. With the inclusion of the 1.5km mini MoRun we expect to see loads more kids and families enjoying everything MoRunning is about! Good fun, lots of laughs, loads of smiles, high fives and not forgetting the fancy dress and funny moustaches!

To you the MoRunner, we will be there to support you, laugh with you, cheer you on, encourage and motivate you throughout your MoRunning journey.

A tough two-lap course with over 500m of ascent and descent, making the most of the Cotswold Way, with fantastic views throughout. The best half in the South West by a fat margin! Ultra-10k? Well, it's more than a 10k, but not quite a 10m, and it's very tough, so why not call it an Ultra-10k? Yeah!

MoRunning is coming to Bristol this November! Grow or paint on your mo for this great race, set in the lovely Ashton Court Estate. MoRunning supports Movember and fundraising for Men's Health, in particular Prostate Cancer. 10k and 5k options available.

MoRunning is back this November and set to be the best ever year to be a MoRunner. With the inclusion of the 1.5km mini MoRun we expect to see loads more kids and families enjoying everything MoRunning is about! Good fun, lots of laughs, loads of smiles, high fives and not forgetting the fancy dress and funny moustaches!

To you the MoRunner, we will be there to support you, laugh with you, cheer you on, encourage and motivate you throughout your MoRunning journey.

Approximately 5.75 miles along footpaths, bridleways and country roads to the summit of Brent Knoll, a half circuit of the summit, and return. A hilly multi-terrain race.

Welcome to the GRIM; for people who want a dirty adventure. GRIM, Aldershot started in 2002, was one of the original mud runs and is now one of the largest in the country. Now a teenager, the event still has serious 8 miles of attitude so if youve never run it before, wed love to welcome you to Aldershot. Held on the Armys vehicle testing tracks, youll need to tackle a wide range of terrain from dirt tracks to stony paths to muddy puddle-strewn paths, a bog Expect the unexpected!