Approximately 6 miles of scenic, but testing terrain in the beautiful grounds of Cliveden House.

The race starts and finishes in front of the famous hotel and winds its way through the attractive National Trust land.  There are some harsh hill climbs.  Yew Tree Hill is the best known one where people have to climb about 200 feet on wooden steps.

Unfortunately the National Trust will not let the organisers provide refreshments other than hot drinks but people are welcome to bring their own eats.

Parking is very tight within the grounds and is reserved for runners only so supporters are asked to share cars and park outside the grounds. There is quite a large verge opposite the Feathers pub to the north of the entrance to Cliveden. 

The number of runners (500) is dictated by the available parking.  The race is fully subscribed already.

There are no stalls at this event.