Bigheat - Hindhead Common, Surrey

Hindhead, United Kingdom • 21 Jul 2024

The BigHeat trail run, part of the Classic Element Series, takes place on Sunday, 21st July 2024 at HindHead Common, Surrey. The event offers two scorching single lap trail runs - a marathon and a 16-mile distance - through dusty tracks, sun-baked forests, and open sandy plains of Thursley & Hankley Commons. Both distances start at 9 am, with mandatory kit requirements including hydration and appropriate clothing for changeable weather. The event promises well-stocked aid stations, large bespoke finishers medals, and a fun atmosphere with energetic volunteers. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

42 km
Marathon
16 mi
16 Mile
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Location

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