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Beat the Bore - Night Race

Elmore, Gloucestershire

Hollow Farm, Elmore, Gloucester, UK

Sat 31st August 2019

Organiser's Description

Beat the Bore - challenging one of nature's amazing natural phenomena, a tidal wave on the River Severn. The Severn has one of the largest tides in the World, which creates the famous Severn Bore.

Starting from Hollow Farm, Elmore at about 9pm, this 12.8k route takes you inland and away from the Severn into Hockley Woods and up to Hockley Hill, the highest point of the race at 180ft (55m) at the 1 mile mark. This is the only hill in the event, apart from a slight, sticky muddy track just past Poolpits Woods. After a descent round Monks Hill, the run crosses Longney Road, and heads for the river bank at 3 miles. Now the race really starts, as the Bore is already on its way and will be chasing you upstream, past Waterend to Hill Farm (4 miles) and to the Shark (5 miles). The Bore will be getting faster as you attempt to go past Elmore Back on your way to the finish at Weir Green.

Once over the finish line, it’s off to Race HQ for bacon and hot coffee.

Distances

12.8 km

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Elmore, Gloucestershire

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