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Add a reviewHamsterley Forest Runner
Hamsterley, County Durham
Hamsterley Forest, Hamsterley, Bedburn, County Durham DL13 3NLSun 24th October 2021
Starting at 09:00
2 races
£22.00 - £24.75
COVID-19 INFORMATION
All of our races will be managed in accordance with UK Athletics guidelines and Covid protocols. Participants must follow the latest UK government COVID-19 guidance in place at the time of the event. Please also visit our website for our coronavirus visitor safety guide
Organiser's Description
Hamsterley’s extensive network of trails and paths provides the perfect venue for this 5k and 10k. Take in the beautiful valley views during your run in County Durham’s largest forest.
Races
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5 Km
£22.00
Age 12+ Yrs
UK Athletics (UKA) save £2.00
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10 Km
£24.75
Age 16+ Yrs
UK Athletics (UKA) save £2.00
CLOSED
Book
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5 Km
£22.00
Age 12+ Yrs
UK Athletics (UKA) save £2.00
CLOSED -
10 Km
£24.75
Age 16+ Yrs
UK Athletics (UKA) save £2.00
CLOSED
What's Included
All finishers will receive a goody bag which includes a fantastic Forest Runner neck tube. Beautiful solid oak trophies are up for grabs as well as some super prizes from our event sponsors, Merrell.
Not only that, you’re helping us to plant more trees; all profits go back into your local forest so that we can keep growing, shaping and caring for our forests across the nation.
Forest Runner events are managed in partnership with Events of the North.
Join in the conversation in the run up to the event using #ForestRunner.
Course Details
surroundings.
The challenging 10k follows a short, downhill gravel section before swiftly moving into a sharp uphill, passing through mature pine trees. The route levels out and offers breathtaking views of Weardale and the North Pennines. The highest point of the route is quickly left behind as a right hand junction takes you onto a trail surface with loose stone and sand. The descent, adjacent to a picturesque burn, is renowned for spotting deer. The trail descends, gradually hugging the burn and meeting the finish line.
The 5km route is a beautiful circuit north of the Euden Beck. This takes in some of the highest points in this part of the valley, offering plenty of challenge for the shorter distance.
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