Bristol Loop Ultra: A Challenging Journey Through Urban and Rural Landscapes The Bristol Loop Ultra offers runners an unforgettable experience, tracing a 72-kilometer (45-mile) route that winds through the vibrant heart of Bristol and its surrounding countryside. This event is designed for endurance athletes who are ready to push their limits while exploring some of England’s most picturesque landscapes. Starting in the bustling city center, participants will begin their journey under the watchful eyes of historic landmarks like St Mary Redcliffe Church and the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. The route then ventures into quieter rural settings, passing through quaint villages and rolling hills that are characteristic of Bristol's diverse terrain. Runners can expect to traverse a variety of surfaces including city streets, winding country lanes, and challenging off-road trails. The event not only challenges physical endurance but also immerses participants in the rich cultural heritage of Bristol. Along the way, runners will encounter breathtaking views, charming local communities, and numerous historical sites that tell the story of this dynamic region. The route is carefully crafted to provide a balanced mix of urban excitement and rural tranquility. This ultra-distance race promises an exhilarating adventure for seasoned athletes looking for both a personal challenge and a chance to explore Bristol's unique blend of natural beauty and historic charm. The event concludes back in the city center, where participants are greeted by cheering crowds and supporters. Whether you’re aiming for a strong finish or simply enjoying the scenic route, the Bristol Loop Ultra offers an unforgettable race experience that celebrates both athletic achievement and community spirit.
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The Double GMU45 - Winter + Summer 2025
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Weather History
These values represent the 3-year monthly averages for March in Long Ashton.
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4.4° / 10.7°
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0.2° / 6.6°
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6h 18m
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3.2 mm
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0.1 cm
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15.7 km/h (Gentle breeze)
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Low
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Firm and slightly soft
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Max UV Index
Low (2.8)
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83.0%
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07:20
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19:15
About Long Ashton
Learn more about the host city, Long Ashton.
Long Ashton is a dormitory town 5 km south west of Bristol in Somerset, England. It is known for its bio science research centre Fenswood Farm, known by the locals as The Farm.
