Arghhh.....'Run for the Woods!!' 5km Trail Run event image

Arghhh.....'Run for the Woods!!' 5km Trail Run

Arghhh.....'Run for the Woods!!' 5km Trail Run event image Arghhh.....'Run for the Woods!!' 5km Trail Run event image Arghhh.....'Run for the Woods!!' 5km Trail Run event image Arghhh.....'Run for the Woods!!' 5km Trail Run event image Arghhh.....'Run for the Woods!!' 5km Trail Run event image Arghhh.....'Run for the Woods!!' 5km Trail Run event image

Arghhh.....'Run for the Woods!!' 5km Trail Run

Leominster, Herefordshire

Queenswood Country Park, A49, Leominster, HR6 0, United Kingdom

Sun 8th September 2024

Starting at 10:00

1 race

£17.00

Organiser's Description

On Sunday 8th September, Herefordshire Wildlife Trust – in collaboration with Wye Valley Running Club – will be hosting “Arghh...Run for the Woods!!”.

Ready for a challenge? Why not sign up and test yourselves on our scenic (& undulating) route around the idyllic Queenswood Country Park. The majority of our route follows the Deer Trail - with a few tasty excursions into the Arboretum.

Everyone who finishes the course will be awarded a 'RunfortheWoods' sustainable, wooden medal; your parking on the day is also included.

Registration from 9am- 9.45am for a 10am start.

Whether its your first competitive 5km Trail Run or you are looking for competition.

This event operates within UK Athletics regulations.

Races

  • 'Run for the Woods!!'

    £17.00

    UK Athletics (UKA) save £2.00

    Trail Running Association (TRA) save £2.00

    Association of Running Clubs (ARC) save £2.00

    Booking for more than 1?

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  • 'Run for the Woods!!'

    £17.00

    UK Athletics (UKA) save £2.00

    Trail Running Association (TRA) save £2.00

    Association of Running Clubs (ARC) save £2.00

    Booking for more than 1?

Course Details

Ready for a challenge? Why not sign up and test yourselves on our scenic but challenging route around the idyllic Queenswood Country Park. The majority of our route follows the Deer Trail - with a few tasty excursions into the Arboretum.

What's Included

Prizes for top 3 and Age Group Winners.
Free race parking (onsite).
Fully arrow marked route.
Race (Chip) timing and results.
No cut off time.
Medals for all.
Water stations at Start and Finish Line.
Cafe On-site
Partnered with Herefordshire Wildlife Trust and Wye Valley Runners.
Medical and event support.
Marshalled course.
Race numbers.

  • Wooden Medal
  • Undulating Course
  • Friendly & Fun
  • Beautiful Route through Arboretum

How to Get There

Just at the top of Dinmore Hill along the A49 between Herteford and Leominster.

Parking

Parking is free for any runner

Location

Queenswood Country Park is along the A49 between Hereford & Leominster.

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Location

Leominster, Herefordshire

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