The Wallop

Set entirely within the private Farleigh Wallop Estate, this exclusive trail event offers a rare opportunity to explore stunning woodland and countryside on mostly private access tracks. Expect a tough and rewarding challenge across undulating terrain, with a mix of woodland trails, open paths, and natural elevation that will keep you on your toes. This is a true trail runner’s course — scenic, technical in places, and packed with variety.

A superb trail made up of tracks, gravel, and pathways with plenty of open space and the canopy-covered paths.

The route will be shared on Strava and OS with GPX files to download the week before race day. We will keep you up to date, and let you know when the route information is live online.

Please do not attempt to access the route before the race, we have exclusive access for race day only.

- Fantastic 21k Trail run with amazing scenery
- Way marked and Marshalled route
- Tail runners with no cut off
- Medics
- Cupless water stations at the start and 2 locations on the route
- Free race photos
- Timed event
- Sustainable values
- Bespoke finishers medal
- Toilets
- Onsite parking at start and finish line (included in entry)
- Hot drinks and mince pies at finish

Yes, there is event parking which is free, use the Grammarsham Dairy postcode for event access RG25 2HX. Please carshare where you can, we’re very keen to reduce the impact of our events on the environment. Car sharing can significantly reduce our individual carbon footprint.

Grammarsham Dairy, Grammarsham Lane, Farleigh Wallop, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG25 2HX
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Grammarsham Dairy, Grammarsham Lane, Farleigh Wallop, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG25 2HX

8am. Car parking OPEN
8.15am. Registration OPEN
9.30am. Registration CLOSES
9.50am. Welcome and Safety Briefing at the START line
10.0am RACE START
11.30am – 1.30pm Hot drinks and mince pies at The Barn
Join us at the event hub for a post race mince pie and hot drink.

Where do I register, and pick up my race number?
On arrival at the venue please follow race signage to the parking, once parked you’ll see Blended Trails flags leading you towards the barn. Come and say hello and we’ll get you checked in for the run.

Is there a cut off time?
There’s no cut off time, and we have friendly tail runners to support you.

Are there prizes?
There are no prizes, all finishers receive a bespoke event specific finisher medal.

What should I bring?
Trail shoes are essential.
Please bring a water bottle, soft flask, or collapsable cup to the event. Although there will be plenty of water we won’t be supplying cups as we are working hard to minimise the impact on the environment.

What facilities will be available?
Toilets are open from 8am until 4pm, which will be close to the start and finish line.
We do not have a secure baggage area on site; please leave your non-essentials in your car.

Are there any sustainability efforts with the event?
We’re committed to the Jog-on campaign to reduce the number of retired running shoes going to landfills. Please bring your old shoes to our event (and all our future events), so we can ensure they are recycled responsibly. Further information is below. We are also committed to sustainable medals, cupless water stations (no waste).

Can I buy Blended merch at the event?
We’ll have a gazebo with some of our kit. All products can be purchased online. You’ll need to allow 10 days for delivery from the point of order, so please order early if you’d like a race day T-shirt.

How can I get involved if I’m not running?
Our events are heavily dependent on support and volunteer help. We are very grateful for any help you can offer.

Water stations at 6.5k and 13.5k
Water and squash will be available at the start and finish lines. Along the route, you’ll find water stations at 6.5K and 13.5K, both positioned at the bottom of descents with climbs just after.
We recommend topping up your hydration packs or bottles here. To reduce waste, these water stations are cupless and will not be marshalled, so please remember to turn off the taps. Thanks!