Indian Queens Half Marathon
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Indian Queens Half Marathon
The Indian Queens Half Marathon is a community organised road and trail race held at the Recreation Ground in Indian Queens, Cornwall. This will be the 44th staging and is organised by local volunteers. All monies raised are divided between local groups and charities.
The route includes approximately 5 miles on the firm Goss Moor Trail and country lanes, with a total climb of 140 metres. Trail sections can be muddy and uneven and may contain craters, so road shoes are acceptable. The only traffic free section is the final 800 metres. Participants may encounter livestock and wildlife such as cows, ponies, adders and ticks; entrants are advised to keep a wide berth and check for bites after the race.
Facilities at the event headquarters include toilets, changing at Victory Hall, mobile catering and a baggage facility. There is no parking at the Recreation Ground but free parking is provided at marshalled and unmanned locations nearby. Chip timing is used and gun to finish times will be used for results and awards. The timing chip is worn on the ankle and removed in the finish funnel. Race numbers must be worn on the front and include medical details on the reverse.
Race rules include a three hour cut off, no dogs, cycles, pushchairs or walkers, no outside assistance and no headphones, which may lead to disqualification. Medals and gender specific technical shirts are provided and prizes follow Cornish Grand Prix categories. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
