Runnergise The Trail Running Event - 20 Miles
Saturday, 30 March 2024· 09:30· Canterbury, Kent
What to expect
Written from race dataRunnergise The Trail Running Event, a 20-mile challenge taking place on March 30th, 2024, in the historic setting of Canterbury, Kent, is designed for experienced trail runners seeking a substantial test of endurance. While specific historical data for "Runnergise The Trail Running Event" isn't provided, the "Event Type: 2" designation likely signifies its status as a recurring or established race within the trail running community, suggesting a well-organized and anticipated fixture on the calendar. Participants can anticipate a demanding course that traverses the scenic, rolling landscapes of Kent. The typical terrain for this event is expected to be a mix of woodland paths, open fields, and potentially some undulating country lanes characteristic of the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Runners should prepare for varied conditions; March in the UK can bring anything from dry, firm ground to muddy, wet trails, and potentially cooler temperatures. The 20-mile distance demands a good level of fitness and preparedness, with aid stations likely strategically placed to support participants. While no specific notable features are detailed, such events often highlight local landmarks or offer unique navigational challenges, making the journey through Canterbury's environs a memorable experience.
The course
No route data available for this race yet. Sign in to upload a GPX route file.
Weather on the day
Sat, 30 Mar 2024Partially cloudy
10.1°C
Weather data by VisualCrossing
Other 20 miles races
Upcoming races at this distance
Spotted something wrong?
Race details here come from organisers, public sources and other runners, and they change. We review contributions before they go live, but we can't guarantee that everything on this page is accurate or current — check the official race site before you enter, travel or pay for anything. We accept no liability for errors or omissions; see our terms.