Gazelle in Ham Hill 10k

Flying Gazelle in Ham Hill. Two weeks to run the route. Run it anytime of day within the two week event window. 

You run up Ham Hill, down, then around the trails. This takes you through firest trails, fileds and quiet country roads, before you take to climbing the Ham again and back down to the finish line. We like this one, and so will your elevation stats. 

Ham Hill forms part of Hamdon Hill, one of the largest Iron Age hill forts of its kind in Great Britain. Constructed between 600BC and 100BC, the earthworks are man-made slopes which follow the natural contours of the land. The area enclosed by these defensive ramparts, approximately 200 acres, was a bustling settlement during the Iron Age, with roundhouses, trackways and field systems dividing up the flat top of the hillfort. The people farmed the land and traded for weapons and goods.

Now, Ham Hill is climbed by visitors every day to take in the history and the sunning views accross Somerset. Make sure you take those selfies when you make it to the top. 

What you will get:

- Race pack including downloadable GPX file, full map with instructions, and gallery of route

- Bespoke Flying Gazelle Finishers Medal

- Branded neck gaiter/buff/snood

- Entry into the Flying Gazelle online results table

- Placement data including overall position for time, age-group, and gender

- Prizes for podium finishers