Christmas Pudding Dash - Hastings

Hastings, United Kingdom • 20 Dec 2025

Christmas Pudding Dash in Pett, near Hastings, East Sussex, marks its 20th year as a festive multi-terrain cross-country event. The main race runs a single loop of roughly 4.2 miles through farmland and woods around Pett, with a 2-mile Fun Run and a Junior Run also on offer. Expect an undulating, muddy cross-country course and a family-friendly atmosphere, topped off with mince pies after the race. Perks include a bespoke medal, free photographs, trophies for leaders, and a best-dressed festive prize. The event is based at Pett Village Hall, with limited on-site parking and nearby rail access at Three Oaks, Ore and Hastings. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

5 mi
5 Mile
2 Mile Fun Run
Junior Run
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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