Beaconsfield 5 Trail Run
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Beaconsfield 5 Trail Run 2027
The Beaconsfield 5 Trail Run takes place on 29 March 2027 at Windsor End, Beaconsfield. The event is a 5 mile loop around the Hall Barn Estate that starts and finishes at the same point. The 2027 course will differ slightly from previous years.
The course is mixed terrain. Trail shoes are recommended and spikes are not permitted. The first and last half mile are on tarmac. Course conditions will be advised nearer the event once the risk assessment is finalised.
Race headquarters is Beaconsfield Rugby Club, Windsor End, HP9 2SQ, accessed from the roundabout in the centre of Beaconsfield Old Town on the A40. Entrants should arrive in good time to collect their race number. Narrow residential Lakes Lane should be avoided for access.
Parking is available free all day for participants at the M40 service station at Beaconsfield, with a short walk and a footpath over the motorway to the club. Cars using this parking will need to display a notice; organisers will provide further instructions nearer the event. Limited parking is also available opposite the Rugby Club; marshals will advise when this is full. Some nearby residential roads will not be available for public parking. Car sharing and bicycles are encouraged.
Spectators are not permitted within the grounds of the Hall Barn Estate beyond the bridge over the M40. The motorway services offer a range of refreshments and the Rugby Club will sell drinks and snacks for card payment only; most cards are accepted except American Express.
Prizes will be presented at the Rugby Club. Awards include first, second and third male and female, first non binary, and age category awards for 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69, and over 70. A runner may take only one trophy.
Entry fees are non refundable even if the event is cancelled. Deferrals to B5 2028 will not be accepted, though transfers to another Burnham Joggers race in 2027 may be considered by the relevant Race Directors.
Registrations include an option to donate to Access Adventures, a charity delivering adaptive sports. The organisers acknowledge support from Hall Barn Estate, Beaconsfield Rugby Club and Runners Retreat. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
