Cotswold Half Way

Chipping Campden, United Kingdom • 20-21 Sep 2025

The Cotswold Half Way is a challenging 47-mile trail running event held along the scenic Cotswold Way National Trail in Gloucestershire, England. Starting in Chipping Campden and finishing in Painswick, the race features a single-stage, non-stop course that traverses a variety of terrains including hilly paths, stone tracks, grassy trails, and some road sections. Participants follow the Cotswold Way markers (acorns) and must be capable of map reading or using GPS. The route is notably hilly, designed to showcase stunning viewpoints and picturesque villages. The event emphasizes respect for road regulations on non-trail sections and offers intermediate cut-offs during the race. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

UTMB 50K
47 mi
47 Miles
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