ARCHIVED RACE: Tri-Adventure Trail Races @ Howard of Effingham School, Lower Road, Effingham Nr. Leatherhead, Surrey, United Kingdom on 02 February 2019

1 hour Mini Trail Run – £10, £15 OTD – Trail Run only, using a 1:25k waterproof map, plan your route and navigate to as many of the 10 clip style checkpoints as possible in 1 hour. This event is ideal for families with children up to the age of 16, and for those who want to improve their navigation and/or trail running skills. The CPs are located much closer to one another than in the other events. Unlike the other events, this is not a race, so there are no prizes for those collecting the most CPs.

Canicross runners are most welcome – dogs go for free!
You plan your own strategy and route, deciding how many CPs you want to visit. Distance covered depends on how many checkpoints are visited; it can be anything from 3km to around 8km, and depends entirely on your level of fitness, and on your running and map reading skills.
Registration opens at 8.30am to give competitors time to plan their strategy and routes.
Solo entries as well as teams of up to four are welcome.
There is a flexible start available from 9.15am to 9.45am, as well as a Mass Start at 10.00am.
This event is ideal for families wanting to run with their children (u-16). It is equally suitable for people new to adventure racing, and who want to practice their map reading and compass skills. Athletes looking for a quick run in beautiful countryside will also enjoy this event.

2 hour Trail Run – £23, £27 OTD – Trail Run only, using a 1:25k waterproof map. Enter more than 2 weeks before and pay £20. Minimum age to take part is 8 accompanied or 16 unaccompanied.
Canicross runners are most welcome – dogs go for free!
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.
There is a flexible start available from 9.15am to 9.45am, as well as a Mass Start at 10.00am.
You plan your own strategy and route, deciding how many CPs you want to visit in the two hours, 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; it can be anything from 8km to around 16+km, and depends entirely on your level of fitness, and on your running and map reading skills.