ARCHIVED RACE: Tilford Adventure Race @ Tilford Institute, Farnham, Surrey, United Kingdom on 15 October 2017

Trail Adventure Event – £22, £27 OTD – Trail Run only, using a 1:25k waterproof map, plan your route and navigate to as many checkpoints as possible in 2 hours. Enter more than 2 weeks before and pay £17. Minimum age to take part is 8 accompanied or 16 unaccompanied.

Sprint Adventure Event – £25, £30 OTD – 2 hours, using a 1:25k waterproof map, plan your route and navigate to as many checkpoints as possible within the time. Starting on foot, there will be one transition to Mountain Bikes. Enter more than 2 weeks before and pay £21. Minimum age to take part is 8 accompanied or 16 unaccompanied.

Experience Adventure Event £40, £45 OTD – 4 hours, using a 1:25k waterproof map, plan your route and navigate to as many checkpoints as possible within the time. Starting on foot, there will be one transition to Mountain Bikes. Enter more than 2 weeks before and pay £35. Minimum age to take part is 12 accompanied or 16 unaccompanied.

MTBO Adventure Event – £25, £30 OTD – 2 hour Off road MTB only, using a 1:25k waterproof map, plan your route and navigate to as many checkpoints as possible within the time. Enter more than 2 weeks before and pay £20. Minimum age to take part is 8 accompanied or 16 unaccompanied.

The nature of Adventure Racing is that anyone of any age and fitness can take part, from the very beginner to the ultra racer. You plan and run your own race, although there are prizes for the ones who collect the most points in each category.
You plan your own strategy and route, deciding how many CPs you want to visit and in what order. You will lose 1 point for each 30s you are late coming back. All checkpoints are worth 10 points each. Distance covered depends on how many checkpoints are visited. Distance covered can be anything from 20km to around 40+km, and depends entirely on your level of fitness, as well as your MTB and map reading skills.
Registration opens at 8.30am to give competitors time to collect their maps and to plan their strategy and routes.

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