Run the Wild Half Marathon
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Run the Wild Half Marathon
The Run the Wild Half Marathon is a guided trail event in the Chiltern Hills covering about 13 miles (21.1 km) with an ascent of around 300 m. The event lasts half a day and follows undulating chalk hills and local woods. English Athletics qualified Run Leaders lead groups and provide trail technique instruction. The route includes a checkpoint and a well stocked refreshment point just over halfway, and participants receive a finisher’s medal.
Logistics and participation
The event starts from The Home Office in Tring. Tring train station is a 10-minute walk and there is free on-site parking. Facilities at the venue include toilets, a cafe, bag drop and a checkpoint. The event is dog friendly if participants use cani-cross equipment. Runners are grouped by ability; organisers walk steep sections and include instruction during the run. Entry for the Spring edition is listed at £55 for an individual ticket and there are 50 spaces. Participants should be able to run 10 km on the road in 90 minutes or less. The spring route differs slightly from the autumn edition. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
