Ramsbury Gold 10km
From Racing Line Running
- Date Sun 10th August 2025
- Location Marlborough, Wiltshire
- Price £31.00
- Races 2 races
- Distances 10km
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Event summary
Get ready for an unforgettable day of running and camaraderie at the Ramsbury Gold 10km, organized by Racing Line Running! This exciting event will take place on Sunday, August 10th, 2025, in the picturesque Marlborough, Wiltshire, at the stunning Ramsbury Estate, home to the renowned Ramsbury Brewery.
Participants of all abilities are invited to join this scenic trail run, which meanders through beautiful local trails, woodlands, and footpaths, making it a fantastic experience for both seasoned runners and newcomers alike. Not only is the course Canicross friendly, but it also promises a rewarding finish back at the brewery, where you'll receive a fantastic medal and a pint cup filled with either a refreshing cold beer or a non-alcoholic option of your choice—all included with your entry fee! Don’t miss out on this vibrant celebration of community and fitness at the Ramsbury Gold 10km!
Participants of all abilities are invited to join this scenic trail run, which meanders through beautiful local trails, woodlands, and footpaths, making it a fantastic experience for both seasoned runners and newcomers alike. Not only is the course Canicross friendly, but it also promises a rewarding finish back at the brewery, where you'll receive a fantastic medal and a pint cup filled with either a refreshing cold beer or a non-alcoholic option of your choice—all included with your entry fee! Don’t miss out on this vibrant celebration of community and fitness at the Ramsbury Gold 10km!
Ramsbury Gold 10km
Sun 10th August 2025
Organiser's Description
The 2nd Ramsbury Gold 10km takes place on August 10th in the beautiful surroundings of the stunning Ramsbury Estate, home to our brilliant hosts, the Ramsbury Brewery.
The course starts just yards from the Tap Room and winds its way around local trails, woodland and footpaths. Our stunning trail route is suitable for all abilities and is Canicross friendly.
The finish back at the brewery will see you rewarded handsomely with an awesome medal, a pint cup & a cold beer to fill it with! Alcoholic or Non-Alcoholic options available & all included within your entry fee.
The course starts just yards from the Tap Room and winds its way around local trails, woodland and footpaths. Our stunning trail route is suitable for all abilities and is Canicross friendly.
The finish back at the brewery will see you rewarded handsomely with an awesome medal, a pint cup & a cold beer to fill it with! Alcoholic or Non-Alcoholic options available & all included within your entry fee.
Races
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10km
£31.00
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Canicross 10km
£31.00
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Course Details
A gorgeous multi terrain course starting & finishing at the Ramsbury Brewery. The course takes you on trails and through local woodlands.
Terrain - 70% off road
Elevation gain- 165m
Water stations - 1
Cut off - 2 HRS
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Well organised event. Chip timed and with supportive marshals where needed and arrows everywhere else. A few (quiet) road sections but mainly narrow trails with stones and tree roots. Definitely one where decent trail shoes and experience counts, those who have only run road races would have struggled I think. Undulating throughout with Strava reckoning the hills were worth a minute a mile at my pace. Combine that with the underfoot conditions and the fact that it's 400m over distance, and you can easily add 10 minutes to your current best road time for a 10km. Great facilities, a nice medal and a free pint afterwards. Just expect a tough day out running in some stunning countryside.
Great trail race over demanding terrain - a good way to celebrate my 66th birthday (officially an old age pensioner, but growing old disgracefully). The stony underfoot conditions and hills made it a real challenge and I was glad of my trail shoes and the years of experience. At least two-thirds of the course was quite shaded, but the last section is very exposed. No issues with navigation; all of the marshals were in the right places and were very supportive, many seem to have posted pictures to capture our pain. There were also arrows in all the right places. I've done a couple of races now with self-service, sustainable drinks stations and they don't really work. Although I had my trail cup, it would have entailed stopping and getting someone to pour water from a large cannister so I ran on. If it is to be continued, there needs to be something to dip the cup into ready for our arrival. Not very hygienic though. Generally runners don't read the small print and either won't bring or don't have a suitable running cup so miss out (I got mine free with an Inov8 trail vest). I also don't recall anything saying that it was over-distance which came as a shock when I'd sped up at 9km only to pass the 10km marker on a random corner with no idea how much further we had to go. These are however minor quibbles and it was largely a successful inaugural event that deserves to continue.
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