The Three River Challenge
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The Three River Challenge
The Three River Challenge is a 15 mile run (14.7 miles / 23.65 km) that follows riverbank and road sections along the rivers Slea, Skirth and Witham across the Lincolnshire Fens. The route combines trail surfaces and public roads and includes areas of rough ground where extra care is advised.
The assembly area is the Coronation Hall in South Kyme village. Free parking is available on a grassed area behind the hall and there is roadside parking throughout the village. A what3words location is provided for the venue: touched.thickened.contrived.
The route is marshalled at decision points and where appropriate to reduce traffic risk. Three drinks stations are positioned along the course at approximately 7 km, 13 km and 17 km. Results are displayed electronically in the assembly area and on Entry Point once ratified.
Refreshments after the event include free hot soup, tea and coffee and cake, and medals are provided to participants. Bags may be left in the Coronation Hall under supervision; organisers accept no responsibility for loss of personal items. Toilets are available and changing facilities are limited. Dogs may accompany participants but must be kept under close control.
Participants enter and take part at their own risk. Immediate medical assistance will be available in the assembly area and participants are expected to follow safety instructions given by marshals. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
