Get ready to conquer the May Hill Massacre, a challenging 9-mile cross-country run organised by findarace.com on the 1st February 2020 in Longhope, Gloucestershire. This exciting event kicks off with a tough climb up May Hill, offering stunning views of the open plain at the top. With muddy trails and picturesque scenery, this race is a must for any trail running enthusiast. Participants can choose to run on either Saturday or Sunday, with the option to tackle the 15-mile Massacre on Sunday for those seeking an extra challenge. Don't miss out on this popular event that promises bragging rights and a well-earned medal at the finish line.
Organiser's Description
A 9 mile tough cross-country run thats starts and finishes with a tough climb up May Hill in Gloucestershire. Throw in some very muddy trails, some great scenery and the open plain at the top of May Hill and you have a recipe for a must-do challenge run. Bragging rights are yours as you return back down the Hill to claim your well-earned medal. The event starts and finishes on the private Huntley Estate, Gloucester. The event sells out every year so we have added an extra day, so you have the option to run on the Saturday or Sunday, or both if you are brave enough!
Limited to the Sunday you also have the option of the 15 miles Massacre - the choice is yours. 1/2 February.
I managed not to get lost, many did. I think next year a few more arrows in strategic locations will help. I enjoyed it but can understand if some people are quite negative, having ended up off course and trying to find a way back.
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