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Dechmont Law Trail Race

Livingston, United Kingdom • 15 Jun 2025

The Dechmont Law Trail Race Festival, organized by Lothian Running Club, takes place in Dechmont Law Park, Livingston. Celebrating the club's 25th anniversary, the event offers three races: a 10K trail race for experienced runners, a 6.5K race suitable for beginners, and a 2.5K junior race for young athletes aged 9 to 15. The scenic course features undulating woodland trails with firm paths and some tarmac, passing landmarks like the Alien Stone and North Wood. Participants receive a special anniversary medal and enjoy refreshments including home baking and snacks. The event is well-supported with marshals, chip timing, and prizes across categories, fostering a friendly and inclusive atmosphere. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom Scotland Livingston

Race information

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10 km
10k Adult Race
6 km
6.5k Adult Race
2.5k Junior Race
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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