Get ready for an unforgettable adventure at The Severn Plod Ultra, taking place on Friday, May 27, 2016, in the picturesque Caersws, Powys. Organised by Ultra Running Ltd, this thrilling event serves as the second stage of the renowned Severn Challenge, offering participants a unique opportunity to tackle a stunning ultra-distance route. Runners will enjoy a captivating journey as they navigate a path away from the River Severn, passing through charming locales such as Hollybush and Rhyd-y-felin, before rejoining the river at Dolerw Park. Along the way, participants will also have the chance to marvel at the historic Gorsedd stone circle, a site steeped in cultural significance. Whether you're an experienced ultra-marathoner or a newcomer to the scene, The Severn Plod Ultra promises an exhilarating experience that celebrates the beauty of nature and the spirit of endurance. Don't miss out on this incredible event!
Organiser's Description
Second stage of the Severn Challenge, which can also be done as a single Ultra event. The route follows a path away from the River, before going through Hollybush, Rhyd-y-felin, and finally rejoining the River Severn at Dolerw Park, passing the Gorsedd stone circle, which marks the site of Newton's Eisteddfod.
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