Northiam 8.5km Trail Race

Experience an invigorating 8.5km trail run loop around Northiam, a charming village nestled amidst rolling hills and lush countryside. The route offers stunning vistas of well-known local landmarks, providing runners with breathtaking scenery throughout the course.
The majority of the race—over 70%—is on challenging trails that wind through picturesque landscapes, offering an immersive experience for both seasoned trail runners and those seeking a new adventure. Participants will navigate varied terrain, including gentle climbs and descents, making this event perfect for anyone looking to push their limits in a scenic setting.
Race day starts early with registration opening at 8:30 AM at The Northiam Village Hall, where all race facilities are conveniently located. At 9:30 AM sharp, the race begins, welcoming up to 60 runners who have secured entry tickets ahead of time. This limited number ensures a smooth and enjoyable experience for everyone involved.
As you make your way through the course, expect well-marked paths and supportive marshals along the route, enhancing safety and providing encouragement throughout your journey. After crossing the finish line at The Northiam Village Hall, take advantage of tea and cake served in the hall to refuel and celebrate your achievement with fellow runners.
Prizes are awarded to both the first male and female competitors who cross the finish line, adding an extra layer of excitement for those looking to showcase their skills.
Please note that while this is a trail race, distances may be approximate due to natural terrain variations, and livestock might occasionally graze on parts of the course. For these reasons, running with dogs is strictly prohibited.
For detailed information about the route or any other inquiries, feel free to contact organizers who are always ready to assist runners in planning their day.
This event promises an unforgettable blend of challenge and beauty, inviting participants to embrace the natural splendor that surrounds Northiam.