Antonine Trail 10K

NOV
1
2026
Inaugural Kirkintilloch Olympians Antonine Trail 10 km on 1 Nov 2026, starting and finishing in Twechar on a mostly original ATRX route with notable climbs and a wooded finish.
Sun 1 Nov 2026
10 kilometers

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Antonine Trail 10k in Twechar

The Kirkintilloch Olympians present the inaugural Antonine Trail 10 km on 1 November 2026, re-establishing the race with the blessing of the previous organisers and a change to start and finish in Twechar. The course follows the majority of the original ATRX 10k route and includes significant ascents and descents.

The route starts on Colliery Green, Twechar, and proceeds up Barrhill toward a section of the Antonine fort before crossing into Croy. Runners then climb Mount Cookie and Croy Hill, with views across the Kilsyth hills, followed by a sharp descent to a road crossing and a return to Twechar via trails through Creekie Wood.

Number pick up begins from 0800 at Twechar Outdoor Pursuits Centre, 15 Canal Row, Main Street, Twechar G65 9DT. The venue provides toilets, showers and changing areas and space to leave belongings at the participant's own risk. The event is chip timed and chips are distributed alongside race numbers.

Entry fees are £15 for SAL registered athletes and £18 for others, with no entry on the day. The field is limited to 150 runners. Prizes in cash or vouchers will be awarded to the first three male and female finishers and for age groups; prizes will be posted after the event. Results will be posted on the club website, the race Facebook page and on SAL and Power of 10 sites. The event is SA licensed and held under UKA rules. A photographer will be on course and photographs will be shared via social media, with consent assumed by participation. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

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