Hughenden Trail 10K

Set in the beautiful countryside surrounding Hughenden Manor, this 10K course follows a mixture of woodland and rural trails.

There are no major road crossings to worry about so you can focus on enjoying the race and tackling the ups and downs.

Some sections will be wet and muddy and trail shoes are essential.

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- Entry to the race at an exclusive National Trust venue that you would normally have to pay to enter.
- A fully marked course with on-route marshals
- Finishers souvenir
- First aid on site
- Free car parking
- Live results
- Chip Timing

• Unique finisher medal
• Cafe on site
• Live Results
• Free Car Parking

Route Navigation
This race will be fully marked, with our orange arrow markers and ribbons.
Additionally, marshals are positioned on the route, in locations we deem difficult to manoeuvre yourself.

Aid stations
There will be a checkpoint situated within Downley Common, the exact location is TBC. You will find the following at this checkpoint:
Water
Coke
Mountain fuel gels
Selection of sweets

Kit List
All runners will be required to carry the following items for the entirety of the run:
Mobile phone (recommended)
Route map on watch/phone (recommended)
Trail running shoes

• Cut off: 4hours

By entering our race, you agree to the following withdrawal policy. This policy applies to all runners and no exceptions can be made.

WITHDRAWAL DATE (RACING)
REFUND %

More than 12 weeks before race day
75%

4-12 weeks before race day
50%

2-4 weeks before race day
25%

Less than 2 weeks to race day
0%

I am no longer able to attend the event, what can I do?
Please visit our withdrawals page to view our terms and make a withdrawal request. If you are eligible for a refund this will be automatically processed.

Can I defer my entry to another race?
We don't offer deferrals. If you can no longer run a race, please visit our withdrawals page.

Can I give my entry to a friend?
No, please follow our withdrawals process if you can no longer run a race.

After entering a race, what should I expect?
You will receive a confirmation email from us and a payment receipt from Stripe. This can sometimes take a few minutes to arrive and may end up in your junk folder.

As the event gets closer we will send you race relevant resources via email. We won't send you anything in the post.

How do I navigate the race route?
The primary form of navigation for all our races is via orange arrow markers and ribbons. Additionally, there will be several marshals at busier/confusing locations.

For our 50km races, you are required to carry a paper map (provided at registration), or have access to the GPS track on your phone or watch, just in case you need it as a backup.

What happens if I get lost?
Retrace your steps, looking out for a left/right turn that you may have missed.

If you have the GPS track on your watch or phone or are carrying a route map, consult this to help find the correct path.

If this fails, please call the event phone number.

Sometimes signage gets tampered with, if you think this is the case please alert the race director via the event phone number.

Remember, successfully navigating yourself around the route, is part of the challenge in a trail race, keep your head up and look out for signs at all times.

Can I listen to music during the race?
Yes, headphones are permitted, however, they must be removed at the start, when at checkpoints and at any road crossings.

Will there be toilets available on the route?
Most of our checkpoints have toilets, however, please check the specific race information to be sure.

What kit is mandatory?
Please check the 'Required gear' section on your specific race page.

Are pacers allowed?
No

How are road crossings navigated on the course?
Runners are responsible for their own safety while crossing roads, and if necessary they will need to stop to allow traffic to pass. We aim to have marshals at all busy road crossings to aid the safe crossing.

What happens if I'm injured or need to withdraw during the race?
In the first instance, please make your way to the nearest checkpoint, or walk back to a marshal (if you have recently passed one).

If you are unable to do this, and your injury is not life-threatening, please call the event phone number (provided in the race-specific communication).

In order to locate yourself and communicate this to us, we recommend having the OS Locate application downloaded to your phone.

In the event of a life-threatening injury, please do not hesitate to call the emergency services and then alert our event team.

Please return your timing wristband to a marshal before leaving the race.

What is the additional unattached entry fee?
Under UK Athletics Rules (Rule 3) any Competition Provider granted a Trail Running Licence by UKA must impose, in addition to the basic entry fee, an additional fee of £2 (to be known as the 'Additional Unattached Entry Fee') on every entrant in a Senior Open Trail Running race who is not a member of a Club affiliated to a National Association or is not a registered member of the TRA.