The NoMad Ultra Event has options of a 50 mile, 50km or Team Relay Challenge all taking part on the 22rd June.

The Nomad Ultra

The 30 &amp; 40 mile loops take in some of the most beautiful and undiscovered sandstone villages and historical sites in England. The 30 &amp; 40 mile options are open to runners only, sorry no walkers.

Dukeries 30 / 40

The event will start and finish at South Wheatley Village Hall. The route takes Nottinghamshire's scenic rural countryside, using a combination of local waterway tow paths: The Cuckoo Way (Chesterfield Canal), and the Trent Valley Way (River Trent). The route follows the tranquil and scenic waterways most of the way, keeping navigation simple. It has a real cross country feel at times in remote areas, given the nature of the River Trent flood bank. 90% trail, with only some minor roads/tracks along the Trent Valley Way to link waterways. NB: Some of the flood bank running by the side of the Trent is rough underfoot providing a real challenge!

stub image

Waterway 30

To enter you must first Log In or Register your Details with SiEntries.Summer Dukeries 40Saturday 10th July 2021Please note this is in addition to the Dukeries 40 in May. Created due to the event in May being full as a result of postponement due to Covid-19. There is no 30 mile option on this Summer version. All HOBO Pace races are fully marked out and marshalled. No navigation other than common sense to stay on track is required at this event. Basic refreshments will be provided at regular intervals and at the finish.All finishers receive a HOBO Pace race T-Shirt and medal with the race engraving.Please note this is one lap and is actually a 40.8 Mile loop.There is a generous cut off of 10.5 hours to complete this event making it very possible for all abilities of runner to complete.The 40 mile loop takes in some of the most beautiful and undiscovered sandstone villages and historical sites in England. Runners only. Sorry no walkers, this refers to ramblers with no intention of making the cut off! Yes you are allowed to walk as a runner at times!The race starts in the heart of Sherwood Forest and keeping mostly to forest trails and footpaths, the route passes charming lodges, through Creswell Crags and skirts the Welbeck Estate. It then crosses Clumber Park and through peaceful farm land before looping back to pass by the Thoresby Estate before returning to Sherwood Forest passing The Major Oak!This circular loop is ideal for those fairly new to running trails or to those who wish to enjoy a safe and scenic supported run with friends. Equally, this race is also ideal for experienced runners seeking a trail ultra PB!Registration opens at 5:40am and closes at 7:10amRace briefing is at 7:10amRace starts at 7:30am  10th July 2021 Registration/Start/Finish Address; Forest Lane, Walesby, Newark, Nottinghamshire, NG22 9PFAs always full final instructions will be emailed out once entries close, often a fortnight before the event.Dogs / Canicross very welcome – although restricted to a maximum of 30 canicross runners on this event.Sorry, no walkers allowed (this refers to ramblers with no intention of making the cut off!)Please note pacers are NOT allowed on this event.No Drop bags.Please note the event will close once full with a waiting list.All enquiries regarding entries to Race Director Ronnie StatonEmail: info@hobopace.co.uk

Summer Dukeries 40

To enter you must first Log In or Register your Details with SiEntries.A 70 mile tour of the beautiful Rutland Round and Rutland water region. Runners and walkers both very welcome.What do you get: Medal, aid station support, medical cover, GPS tracker, marked course, timing dibber, bottle of Cafe Ventoux beer on the finish line.

The Rutland Ultra

To enter you must first Log In or Register your Details with SiEntries.To get a waiting list entry just enter as normal. No payment is required at this stage as there is no guarantee of being offered a place. If the Event Organiser is able to offer you a place they will send you an email inviting you to enter. You will then be asked to come back to this site and make your payment to confirm your entry. For more details please see our Waiting List Help.In 2005 I walked the then recently opened Round Chesterfield Walk. I was thrilled by the quality of the route with its fine views and sheer variety. Several years later I started running the route and realised it would make a fine ultra trail race. Amendments have been made to the route to take into account road safety considerations (it doesn’t make much use of asphalt, 95% of the route is on footpath, bridleways or trails, but it does cross four busy main roads).The Crooked Spire – whilst we don’t actually venture anywhere near the church it does make for an interesting point of reference, being visible from many sections of the route.Back for the 2021 event, we bring you the Spire Ultra Relay option. The chance for teams of three to enjoy the course without having to commit to the full distance.

Spire Ultra

To enter you must first Log In or Register your Details with SiEntries.Limestone Way Ultra A 69 km / 43 mile trail run through the heart of the Peak District limestone dales heading north from Ashbourne and finishing in the village of Hope. Includes 1590 m / 5217 ft of ascent. The well signed route on footpaths, bridleways plus interlinking country lanes goes via Tissington, Winster, Youlgreave, Monyash and Miller’s Dale.The Limestone Way Ultra is a ITRA registered and evaluated event with 3 ITRA points available for completing the full 69 km course. There will be three marshalled feed stations en-routeRegistration opens in Ashbourne at 6.30am; staggered starts from 7.00-7.30am. Finish closes at 5.30pm. Cut off times en-route.Optional early morning transport available by coach from Hope to the start in Ashbourne – cost £15 per headFor comprehensive event information, route outline, equipment requirements, time awards, cut off times etc see http://trailrunningpeaks.co.uk/limestone-way-trail-run/Half Limestone WayRun in conjunction with the full Limestone Way trail on the same day this is the northern half of the route being 27.5 km / 17 miles starting in Monyash and finishing in Hope. The well signed route principally on footpaths and bridleways goes via Flagg, Miller’s Dale and after heading through Peak Forest it crosses Bradwell Moor before the final descent into the Hope Valley.There will be one marshalled feed station en-routeRegistration opens in Monyash at 9.30am; staggered starts from 10.00-11.00am. The finish closes at 5.30pm.Optional early morning transport available by coach from Hope to the start in Monyash – cost £10 per head On both routes:The route is already well signed plus there will be additional ‘arrow’ event signage at key junctions etcTrail running related prizes on the day for all ladies and gents age category winners and runners upFree tech tees* to all finishers plus gold, silver, bronze certificatesMeal/hot drinks provided at the finishSPORTident electronic punching with on-the-spot results.*Must have entered before 03/09/2021

The Limestone Way Ultra Trail Run

In the newest addition to the Hobopace event calendar, is a delightful return to the Robin Hood 100. The route heads into the famous Sherwood Forest to take in its most famous character&#x27;s homeland upon returning to South Wheatley. The majority of the course itself is flat with no major climbs, just a steady few undulations, makes this a ‘fast’ course.

Ultramarathons in Nottingham