24 Hours South - The Offa's Dyke Ultra

Prestatyn, United Kingdom • 9 May 2026

24 Hours South - The Offa's Dyke Ultra is a challenging 24-hour endurance event starting from Prestatyn on the North Wales coast, following the Offa's Dyke National Trail southwards. Participants, either solo or in teams of 2 to 4, aim to cover as much distance as possible along this scenic and demanding route within the time limit. The course features multiple checkpoints with food, drink, and drop bag access, supported by GPS tracking and chip timing. Runners and walkers must carry essential safety gear and have a support driver for transport. The event offers a unique personal finish line at the 24-hour mark, with medals and certificates awarded to all finishers. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

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24 km
24 Hours South - the Offa's Dyke Ultra
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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