Initial advance entries close at midnight on Monday 31st March. Limited further advance entries with waterproof maps will be available until midnight on Thursday 3rd April. There will be entry on the day (EOD) subject to map availability (we'll definitely have some though they may not be waterproof).
Entry on the Day (EOD) will be accepted at the event subject to maps being available - payment by card or cash (or bank transfer after). You are encouraged to pre-enter to guarantee a map.
White (easiest) 1.1km
Entered: 2 of 7
Technically easy with most controls on paths. Where paths don’t exist, a taped route may be necessary. Designed for 6-10-year-olds and family groups.
Yellow 2.0km
Entered: 9 of 20
Uses linear features like paths, walls, and streams. Designed for under 12s and family groups.
Orange 2.1km
Entered: 9 of 14
Involves basic use of the compass and route choice. Ideal for competent youngsters or novice adults.
Red 4.3km
Entered: 3 of 7
Involves basic use of the compass and route choice. Ideal for competent youngsters or novice adults who would like a longer run with simpler navigation
Light Green 2.5km
Entered: 11 of 17
Uses simple contour and point features. Ideal for improvers as the navigational difficulty begins to increase.
Short Green 2.3km
Entered: 12 of 15
Hard navigational difficulty, but reduced physical challenge. Mostly used by older adults wanting a short and technically challenging course, but with less physical challenge than longer courses
Green 3.6km
Entered: 45 of 50
Hard navigational difficulty. Mostly used by experienced under 18s and adults wanting a short but challenging course.
Blue 4.1km
Entered: 36 of 43
Hard navigational difficulty. Mostly used by experienced under 18s and adults wanting a challenging course.
Brown (hardest) 5.2km
Entered: 29 of 30
Hard navigational difficulty. Mostly used by experienced adults wanting a challenging course.