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ENTRY OPTIONS
The event is open to all runners. Choose from a non England Athletics registered runner or as an England Athletics registered runner.
EVENT PARKING
The venue will open at 0800 hrs to allow runners to get prepared.
All parking will be at Shrewton Recreation Ground, Elston Lane, Shrewton, Salisbury SP3 4HQ.
Parking is limited but will be free of charge. Please follow the parking marshals who will direct you.
We encourage you to car share wherever possible.
FOOD AND DRINK
Cake and Hot drinks will be available from Shrewton Sports and Social Club during the morning. .
TRAINER RECYCLING
We are teaming up with JogOn (https://www.jogonagain.com/) to offer trainer recycling. Please bring along your old or unused trainers to be re-used or recycled. Please ensure they are relatively clean and tied together by the laces in their pairs.
FUNDRAISING
We have once again teamed up with The Great Bustard group charity as a fundraising option. This can be selected during the entry process.
Yarnbury Yomp
Date Sunday 24th November. Start time 10am
An off road race of somewhere between 6 and 7 miles taking in some of the sights of Salisbury plain.
Open to all runners it will also be Race #5 of the Wiltshire off Road Race League 2024/25.
Yarnbury Yomp 10km(ish) Route Description
The ‘Yarnbury Yomp’ is a thrilling, but challenging course. An undulating off-road route comprising of public byways, which in areas is likely to be muddy, wet and rutted.
The race starts at a location known as Maddington Woods, and the first mile greets eager runners with a moderate but continuous uphill section. After levelling off, runners will pass an area of Salisbury Plain used in the farmyard scenes of the film 1917.
Just after mile two, and for approximately half a mile, another moderate uphill section consisting of a chalk and gravel track challenges, before levelling off where there is an opportunity to see far reaching views across Salisbury Plain to the right, and Parsonage Down nature reserve to the left.
At the 3 mile point runners approach the area of the ancient Iron Age hill fort of Yarnbury, before turning back on the same track for half a mile, and then turning right and heading back towards the village of Shrewton. All those previous uphill sections reward runners with a fast downhill final mile to the Common. A short road section will take you to the finish.
This course is suitable for all levels of runners, and wearing suitable trail running shoes is advisable due to the uneven, wet and muddy ground.
We very much hope you enjoy the course, and Shrewton Running Club wish you all the very best of luck!
Whats Included?
Prizes
1st, 2nd, 3rd Male & Female
V40, V50, V60, V70 Male & Female
Entrants will receive a personalised e-certificate, including a photo of their tree, the species, and the what3words geolocation.
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